Every week, the CNBC Investing Club with Jim Craermer released an actionable afternoon update, just in time for the last hour of trading on Wall Street. Market: The S&P500 was low on Friday as investors consider the latest news from the Israeli-Iran struggle and consider the Federal Reserve’s next monetary policy step. Fed Governor Christopher Waller said that policy makers can reduce interest rates in early July. “It would be my idea, whether the committee will go with it or not,” Waller told CNBC on Friday morning. Meanwhile, after the Wall Street Journal report, the shares of chip stocks, including club holdings Broadcom and Nvidia, were under pressure that the US canceled the discount that the leading semiconductor manufacturers rely to use American technology in China. On the geo -political front elsewhere, the top European diplomats were designed to interact with Iranian officials in Geneva on Friday. The White House said that President Donald Trump will decide within the next two weeks whether the US would directly join the Israeli attacks at Iran’s nuclear sites. Bloomberg News reported on Friday afternoon. A QXO spokesperson told Bloomberg that the $ 5 billion company proposed a complete proposal. On Thursday, the Wall Street Journal reported that the Home Depot made a submission for GMS – extending the audience of a bid war with QXO, the latest venture of billionaire business Brad Jacobs, the latest guests on “Mad Money” over the years. Home depots and QXO construction supply supply are competing for a large part of the market that are targeting professional contractors. The Home Depot took a major step in that area with $ 18 billion acquisition of SRS distribution last year. RBC analysts stated that the bid of the home depot for GMS could be considered “a little negative”, arguing that this gross-margin could weaken and delay the share re-re-recurrent as the company’s debt load remains above its target levels in view of the SRS deal. Casual Shining: Dordon restaurant’s fourth quarter earnings report on Friday shown that consumers are still opening their purse for casual food despite high levels of economic uncertainty-an encouraging signal for the name Texas Roadhouse. The major series of Dardon-Olive Garden and Longhorn Stechouse-N was seen in sales of 6.9% and 6.7% for the quarter respectively. Texas Roadhouse Chain’s direct contestant Longhorn Steakhouse reported a 9.3% increase in total sales, including 16 new locations. “Consumers are finding out that casual food is a great value. And so, they are coming more for casual food,” Dardon CEO Rick Cardens said “we are seeing that in our brands and some industries. And so, without commenting on what has happened in other places, we want to go out and spend our strict money. Growing in casual food. “For its full-year financial 2026, Dardon expects total inflation in the range of 2.5% to 3%-which includes both labor and goods such as food-and 2% and 3.5%. Inflation will be below. “In general, what we heard from Dordon, especially on the overall consumer interest in casual dining, well for Texas Roadhouse. While the stock is less than 2% since that trim, it is our best performing name, which is about 6%. The short-form has extended the split timeline for the video platform, which is the main competitor for the club name Meta. Forcing to reconstruct, at this point, we are not stopping our breath, seeing Trump’s desire to “save”. AI is putting full financial forces behind investments. As we have recently written, the AI-Fund keeps improving its AI tools for advertisers, which is to make personal advertisements with diverse lessons, backgrounds and images at low cost, Zuckerberg is on hunt for the top AI Pratibha. Planning to appoint and buy its enterprise Capital Fund, NFDG, which has invested in perplexity such as AI Startups. After Meta, Thursday’s news recently invested 14.8 billion for 49% share in data-labeling company Scale AI and, on Friday, and, on Friday, made a report. Discussed with Perplexity about Potential Acquisition. Finally, the top experts of the Meta will allow it to compete better, Tikok should remain as a competitor in the US Meta Stock, about 1.6% less on Fridays, about $ 684 per share on Friday: It is about 17% years to the next week. At the annual conference of the Diabetes Association, a group of trial data will be presented, although we will keep an eye on the results of Fedex and Micron’s choice, what will be a busy week of Housing News, especially on Monday morning. Consumption is the index (PCE) index, which is going to be on Friday morning for a complete list of shares in the charitable trust of Jim Crame.) As a customer of the CNBC Investing Club with Jim Craermer, you will get a trade alert before the gym. Talking about a stock on CNBC TV, he waits 72 hours after issuing business warnings.
Home Depot eyes a deal — plus, casual dining shines and TikTok ban is delayed once more
