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Bloomberg This Weekend | Trump Threats to “Decimate” Iran, Trade Secret Lawsuit

Watch on YouTube ↗  |  July 12, 2026 at 13:27  |  2:30:18  |  Bloomberg Markets
Speakers
Ed Ludlow — Co-Host, Bloomberg Technology
Carol Massar — Anchor, Bloomberg
Daryl Caudle — Chief of Naval Operations
Clara Gillispie — Senior Fellow for Climate & Energy, CFR
Lisa Mateo — Reporter, Bloomberg

Summary

The show covers escalating US-Iran tensions following Trump’s threats and the fragile Strait of Hormuz situation, SK hynix’s record US IPO driven by AI memory demand, Wayfair’s push into physical stores, and US Navy readiness. Key market ideas include bullish calls on SK hynix and Wayfair, and a positive outlook for Raytheon's missile production.

  • Trump threatens to decimate Iran and demands public guarantee that Strait of Hormuz is open.
  • Oil supply recovery uncertain with significant damage and repair costs estimated at $60 billion.
  • SK hynix ADR jumps 13% in record US debut; AI memory demand may outstrip supply indefinitely.
  • Wayfair opens brick-and-mortar stores to attract new customers and grow 2.3% home goods market share.
  • US Navy Chief says Raytheon ramping up missile production with multiple shifts and investments.
  • Apple sues OpenAI for trade secret theft, exposing Silicon Valley talent war.
  • Ukraine push for Patriot missile production as drone warfare shifts momentum.
  • Delta Air Lines raises profit guidance but higher fuel costs keep ticket prices elevated.
Ideas
Ed Ludlow Co-Host, Bloomberg Technology 25:18
AI memory demand outstrips supply
SK hynix holds 60% market share in high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips critical for AI data centers. AI-driven demand is linear and supply may never catch up, despite massive expansion plans, positioning the company for sustained growth. The record US IPO and ADR listing reflect strong investor appetite.
000660.KS HIGH
Carol Massar Anchor, Bloomberg 42:17
Wayfair stores grow customer base
Wayfair's new physical stores attract 50% new customers and drive market share growth in the $500 billion home goods market where the company currently holds only 2.3%. The stores generate positive cash-on-cash returns and a halo effect on online sales.
W HIGH
Daryl Caudle Chief of Naval Operations 74:49
RTX ramping missile output
Raytheon (RTX) is heavily investing in production, moving to multiple shifts and overcoming solid rocket motor constraints. The company will benefit from rising demand for Standard Missiles and torpedoes, with the production curve set to increase significantly.
RTX MED
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This Bloomberg Markets video, published July 12, 2026, features Ed Ludlow, Carol Massar, Daryl Caudle discussing 000660.KS, W, RTX. 3 trade ideas extracted by AI with direction and confidence scoring.

Speakers: Ed Ludlow, Carol Massar, Daryl Caudle  · Tickers: 000660.KS, W, RTX