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☕️ GM Munchers! Threw out my back yesterday taking down the winter tempo. Didn’t think I’d get the email out but my wife said “You have to do it. People paid for it.” Yeah, I was too embarrassed to tell her it’s a free email. Whoops.

On today’s menu:

• 🚀 The Longest Win Streak Since 2009

• 👀 Michael Burry Is Buying $CRM

• 👜 Pepsi & Gucci Make Moves

• 📺 Netflix Beat The Numbers

• 🥳 Recession Odds Are Dropping

Yesterday’s numbers:

BREAKING NEWS

🚀 The Longest Win Streak Since 2009

Two weeks ago this market was on life support. War. Inflation. Consumer confidence in the toilet. Everyone was calling the crash.

Yesterday, the S&P 500 hit a brand new all-time high. The Nasdaq just logged its longest winning streak since 2009. Twelve straight green days.

So what happened? Three things hit at once:

• 🕊️ Trump announced a 10-day ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel. The two countries met in Washington for the first time in 34 years. Peace talk optimism is the rocket fuel behind this entire rally.

• 📉 Inflation data is better than expected. It’s still high, but less bad is good news in this market. Odds of a rate cut this year currently sit at 27%.

• 💰 Earnings season is delivering. The big banks came in hot this week and the rest of corporate America is following.

Every loss from the war selloff. Completely erased.

The Munch Take: This is one of the fastest stock market recoveries in history and nobody really expected it. From here, the market is watching two things closely. Whether this ceasefire holds and turns into something real. And whether earnings season keeps delivering. Both need to cooperate for this rally to have legs.

👀 Michael Burry Is Buying $CRM. What Could Go Wrong.

Michael Burry reportedly started a position in $CRM, with Salesforce making up about 3% of his portfolio. The man who called the 2008 housing crash is buying beaten-down software stocks.

Cool. Let's talk about his track record since 2008.

Out of 14 major calls made between 2017 and 2023, about 71% turned out to be wrong. He is famous for one trade. One. The rest has been mostly noise. He shorted Nvidia and Palantir in 2025. Both ripped higher.

So why is he buying $CRM now? Software stocks have been getting destroyed all year on fears that AI will make them irrelevant. Burry sees blood in the streets and is doing what he does. Buying what nobody else wants.

📈 The Bull Case:

• $CRM is down badly from its highs and trades at a real discount

• AI is being built on top of enterprise software. Salesforce sits right in that pipe

• Analysts have a consensus price target suggesting over 30% upside from current levels

📉 The Bear Case:

• Burry has been wrong far more than he has been right since his famous trade

• Software spending is still getting cut across corporate America

• He also tends to be very early. Which in markets is just another word for wrong.

The Munch Take: Burry buying something is not a great buy signal. It’s a conversation starter. The man sees patterns nobody else sees, and then the market ignores him for two years before he is occasionally right. Do your own homework on this one.

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MARKET OVERVIEW

🍿 Tasty Movers & Shakers

🥤 $PEP Pepsi beat on earnings and revenue and posted its first volume increase in two years. How did they do it? They slashed prices on Doritos and Cheetos by as much as 15%. Turns out people will eat more chips if you charge them less for chips. Groundbreaking stuff. The stock climbed 2.28%.

🎤 $LYV Live Nation rose 3% despite a federal jury finding the company guilty of building a monopoly over live entertainment through its Ticketmaster unit. The stock went up anyway. The market has decided that being a convicted monopoly is fine actually.

🚀 $VOYG Voyager Technologies ripped 8.79% after NASA selected them for a private International Space Station mission. Going to space tends to do that to a stock.

🟢 $NVDA Nvidia slipped 0.26%, snapping an 11-day winning streak. That streak was its longest since 1999. It was a heck of a run.

🪶 $BIRD Allbirds cratered 35.79% yesterday, giving back a chunk of Wednesday’s 600% explosion. Turns out the market had 24 hours to think about whether a failed shoe company can actually compete in AI infrastructure. It thought about it. It has doubt.

👜 Kering dropped 3.8% even after unveiling a plan to revive Gucci and double profitability. The market heard the plan. The market knows my wife would (thankfully) never spend that kind of money on a bag. It acted accordingly.

STOCK OF THE DAY

📺 $NFLX Beat The Numbers. Wall Street Punished Them Anyway.

$NFLX dropped over 9% after hours yesterday. Here is the wild part. Netflix beat on everything. Revenue came in at $12.25 billion, up 16% year over year. Earnings per share hit $1.23 against an estimate of $0.79. A massive beat on both lines.

So why is the stock down? Two reasons. The market was expecting perfection and got very good. And Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings announced he is leaving the board. Wall Street hates uncertainty and that counts as uncertainty.

The stock was already up 18% since the start of 2026 coming into today. When a stock runs that hard into earnings, the bar gets higher every single day.

📈 The Bull Case:

• Revenue growing 16% year over year is not a fluke

• Advertising revenue is becoming a real second engine

• Pricing power is real. They raised prices twice and nobody cancelled

📉 The Bear Case:

• Reed Hastings leaving removes a founding voice from the boardroom

• The stock was priced for perfection and now faces a reality check

• Full-year guidance was held steady at $50.7-$51.7 billion. No raise. That disappointed people.

The Munch Take: This is a great company having a bad night. The business is fine. The stock got ahead of itself. I tried to cancel our subscription when they raised the prices but my wife wouldn’t allow it. That is your real bull case.

TRADING SUCCESS

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🚀 Pre-Market Fuel

1. ✅ 5 under-the-radar AI stocks (Ad)

2. 🚜 Fertilizer prices are rising like crazy.

3. 🇮🇱 Israel’s stock market just hit an all-time high.

4. 🥳 The odds of a 2026 recession have dropped to 28%.

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