Summary
The episode covers US-Iran strikes and Trump's threat to take oil infrastructure, the SpaceX IPO's massive passive index demand and allocation warning signs, Gary Gensler's legal pushback against CFTC sports betting regulation, and a sports viewership surge that highlights the troubles of streaming services without live sports.
- US exchanges new strikes with Iran, Trump threatens seizure of oil infrastructure but oil stays under $90
- SpaceX IPO expected to see huge passive index buying from fast-track rules, potentially 30% passive ownership in weeks
- Getting a full allocation in the highly anticipated SpaceX IPO is usually a negative sign for retail investors
- Former CFTC chair Gary Gensler files amicus brief arguing Congress never gave the agency power to regulate sports betting
- Sports viewership is surging across NBA, NHL, MLB, and golf, with live sports serving as the best unscripted programming
- Commoditization of streaming content leaves Netflix and similar services struggling without live sports differentiation
- Defense stocks remain under an overhang of White House pressure to increase production and reduce buybacks