WH Trade Advisor Peter Navarro is going after Apple gain, telling Fox Business that Apple thinks "its too big to tariff". On Monday, Navarro criticized Tim Cook for being too slow in moving iPhone production out of China. $AAPL

Stocks open higher with Nvidia under close watch as its within $19B of becoming the first $4 trillion dollar company. Jensen Huang owns 75-million shares, after selling 225K shares for $35-million. $NVDA +2%

Nvidia comes within $1B of hitting $4T.

Nvida is the first $4 trillion dollar company in the world. $NVDA

Elon Musk is looking for a new CEO for X.

So far no public comment from Elon Musk on Linda Yaccarino stepping down as CEO of X after two years on the job.

Another deadly Houthi attack on Red Sea shipping. DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — European Union naval force says 6 crew recovered and 19 missing from the ship Eternity C, sunk by Yemen's Houthis.

Wall Street doesn't think Yaccarino's departure from X will have much of an impact on the company.

Stocks bounced back today led by Nvidia, with the AI chipmaker the first company to top a $4 trillion dollar cap, although closing the day $28-billion below that milestone. Dow +217 Nasdaq +192 SP500 +37

JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon told a conference in Ireland that tariffs are inflationary, and he thinks there's up to a 50% chance of higher U.S. interest rates. Trump wants the FFR cut by three full percentage points.

SP500 sets a new intraday high. Nasdaq in line for its second straight record close.

Another record day for stocks with the SP500 and Nasdaq setting new highs, with the market shrugging off tariff uncertainties. Travel stocks rallied on Delta's strong earnings guidance. $DAL +12%. Dow +192 Nasdaq +19 SP500 +17.

Good morning, no shrugging off tariffs today with futures sinking on Trump's 35% Canada tariff. Treasury yields and oil are up. Social media stocks are getting dinged. $LEVI +7.4% on strong earnings guidance, taking into account China tariffs. Dow -250

Stocks open lower after Trump slapped a 35% tariff on Canada. Levi shares though are jumping on strong guidance. Treasury yields are rising. SP500 -32

Are you rocking jorts? Denim is king today with $LEVI +9% on strong earnings and optimistic guidance. Levi says denim short sales grew by double digits for men and women, and "quiet" Western-themed apparel is in demand.

Stocks ended the week in the red with Trump's 35% tariff on Canada dragging on sentiment. Crypto rallied w/Bitcoin topping $118K for the first time and Levi +11% on strong guidance. Dow -279 Nasdaq -45 SP500 -20