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Dear Reader, The chaos you’re seeing?  It’s intentional. That’s what my source told me. We met privately, away from everything. And he explained how the Iran war fits into a much larger deal. A deal involving trillions of dollars. A deal already in motion. I didn’t want to believe it. But after digging into the details… It became undeniable. Click here to uncover the hidden deal behind the Iran war. You can ignore this… Or you can understand what’s really happening. Go here now and decide for yourself. Regards, Addison Wiggin Founder, Grey Swan Investment Fraternity Today’s editorial pick for you 190 Million New Users Couldn’t Save Adobe’s Stock Posted On Jun 12, 2026 by Grayson Cavern Adobe Inc (NASDAQ: ADBE) delivered the kind of quarter 2 earnings results most companies would gladly take. Revenue climbed 11% year-over-year to a record $5.87 billion. Adjusted earnings per share rose 13% to $5.06. The company raised its full-year outlook. Management authorized another $25 billion share repurchase program. And perhaps most surprisingly, Adobe added roughly 190 million new monthly active users across its products over the past year. Then the stock fell more than 6% after earnings, wiping billions off Adobe’s market value in a single session. Indicating that the market continues to treat the company as if its best days are behind it.  Table of Contents Who Are The 190 Million Users? Is The Moat Eroding? How Uncertainty Re-Rated The Stock I Don’t See A Broken Company If 190 million new users, higher guidance, and a fresh $25 billion buyback authorization aren’t enough to impress Wall Street, what exactly is the market worried about? The number on page 58 of the SpaceX S-1 that changes everything When the SpaceX IPO launches, most retail investors will be locked out. The banks, funds, and insiders get in early - while everyone else waits on the sidelines. But one small infrastructure supplier - a critical piece Musk can't scale the Colossus network without - is still trading well under institutional radar. A new briefing reveals the name and ticker at no cost. Get the Ticker Here SPONSORED Who Are The 190 Million Users? The headline figures were genuinely difficult to criticize: revenue of $6.62 billion, $2.17 billion in operating cash flow, a 44.5% non-GAAP operating margin, Digital Media ARR grew to $18.09 billion, expanded its user base by roughly 190 million people, and authorized another $25 billion in share repurchases. Companies do not announce repurchase programs of that scale when they believe the business is deteriorating but when they believe the market is pricing in a scenario worse than what they see internally. You’d agree with me that the user growth should have been the headline moment. 190 million new monthly active users in a single year, driven by Firefly, Express, Acrobat, and a broadening generative AI ecosystem pulling creators into Adobe’s orbit who wouldn’t have engaged with the platform previously. For most software businesses, that kind of funnel expansion would dominate the post-earnings conversation and trigger a re-rating of the long-term monetization opportunity. Instead, investors barely reacted to it, because Wall Street wasn’t focused on how many users Adobe added. It was focused on who those users are and whether they will ever generate revenue at the level the multiple requires. Is The Moat Eroding? For decades, Adobe operated behind one of the most durable competitive moats in enterprise software, built not from network effects or switching costs alone but from something harder to replicate: deep workflow embedding. Creative professionals spent years mastering Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, and After Effects, entire careers were built around fluency in Adobe’s ecosystem, and companies hired specifically for that expertise. That kind of entrenchment doesn’t disappear overnight, and anyone arguing Adobe’s moat has already collapsed is overstating the current competitive reality. But the concern the market is pricing is more subtle and more interesting than a straightforward competitive threat. As we speak, the worry is not that Canva or Figma displaces Adobe’s professional base tomorrow, it is that AI is gradually changing the economics of creative work in ways that reduce the premium attached to deep tool mastery over time. Consider this; if generative AI makes certain creative tasks faster, cheaper, and more accessible to non-professionals, the next generation of creators may place less value on building expertise inside Adobe’s ecosystem than the generation that built the moat in the first place. That is a slow-moving structural risk, difficult to quantify and impossible to disprove in a single quarter, which is exactly why it hangs over the stock regardless of what the near-term results look like. How Uncertainty Re-Rated The Stock Adobe closed around $218.80 following the selloff, sitting below its 20-day moving average near $235, below its 50-day near $246, and well below its 200-day near $259. That technical positioning tells me the market is not rewarding current execution and neither is it punishing the stock for failing. It didn’t. Instead, it is discounting future uncertainty, and until Adobe provides clearer evidence of how those 190 million new users convert into revenue at scale, the price action will continue reflecting that unresolved question rather than the income statement. In 2021, investors valued Adobe at nearly 19 times sales. Today, the stock trades closer to 4 times sales despite generating substantially more revenue, more cash flow, and serving a dramatically larger user base in this quarter. I Don’t See A Broken Company I understand why the market is skeptical. AI is changing the creative software industry. Competition is increasing. And investors want proof that Adobe can convert all those new users into meaningful long-term revenue. Those concerns are legitimate. But I also think the market may be underestimating how deeply embedded Adobe remains inside professional creative workflows. Maybe Wall Street is right and those 190 million users never become as valuable as management hopes. But when I see a business still growing, still generating cash, still attracting users, and still buying back stock aggressively while trading far below its historical highs, I don’t see a broken company. I see a company trying to prove that its next chapter will be bigger than its last. © 2026 The Backdoor Bull 33 Southeast 4th Street Boca Raton, FL 33432, United States Unsubscribe Terms of Service

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Read online In case you missed it... ...make sure you get your free "Simple Options Trading For Beginners" book before your link expires. I eventually plan to charge money for this training, so do yourself a favor and download it now... That way, no matter what it costs in the future, you'll have a free copy. Sound good? FREE: Simple Options Trading For Beginners << Get It Now Good Trading, Bill Poulos p.s. Go here to save a copy of your "Simple Options Trading For Beginners" book while it's still free. Special Report If the Market Rally Stalls, This ETF Can Insulate Portfolios Reported by Jessica Mitacek. Published: 5/28/2026. Key Points The Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF uses quarterly rebalancing to reduce concentration risk, limiting technology exposure to 19% versus nearly 38% for the SPY. RSP carries a beta of 0.92, making it nearly 9% less volatile than the broad market, and it lost less than SPY during the year's earlier selloff. Since 1990, the equal-weight index has outperformed the cap-weighted S&P 500 by an annual average of 1% to 1.05%, and RSP's dividend yield of 1.50% exceeds SPY's 0.98%. Special Report: Before SpaceX goes public, watch this tiny supplier closely (From Weiss Ratings) After losing nearly 8% in the first three months of the year, the S&P 500 Index has rallied on a renewed AI trade and increasingly bullish investor sentiment. Large- and mega-cap U.S. equities have seen a surge in inflows, helping push the benchmark index up more than 18% since the start of Q2. Despite the recent turnaround, uncertainty persists. Much of the rally is tied to mega-cap companies benefiting from the memory chip shortage, leaving investors wondering how long the S&P 500’s rally can last. Add in an expanding $1 trillion market cap club and looming initial public offerings (IPOs) from companies like SpaceX and OpenAI, and concentration risk is becoming an increasingly pressing threat to investors’ portfolios. Is SpaceX really worth 1.78 Trillion? (Ad) With SpaceX approaching a near-$2 trillion valuation, most investors are focused on the IPO itself - but analyst Lance Ippolito says the real opportunity is elsewhere. He's identified 5 dirt-cheap stocks at the forefront of this mega-IPO, including a space ticker that Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, and Morgan Stanley are all buying, a rare resource miner Elon's entire empire depends on, and the chip supplier Starlink satellites can't function without. Access his free SpaceX Investing Blackbook before IPO day arrives. Get the free SpaceX Investing Blackbook and see all 5 names However, equal-weight exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tracking the major indices are having a moment—especially the Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF (NYSEARCA: RSP), which recently hit an all-time high. For conservative investors looking to avoid a potential pullback or stalled rally, here’s how RSP can help hedge against the S&P 500’s tech-heavy weightings and their inherent volatility. The Equal Opportunity Fund for All of the S&P 500 Companies Given its current weightings, the S&P 500’s 10 largest companies account for around 40% of the index. For ETFs using the index as their benchmark, that means 40 cents out of every $1 invested goes to those stocks, with the remaining 60 cents spread across the other 493 stocks. And that’s before the rumored $1.75 billion SpaceX IPO adds another layer of concentration risk. By contrast, RSP uses quarterly rebalancing to maintain its equal-weight stance. That means a stock like Micron (NASDAQ: MU)—a more than $1 trillion market cap company with a nearly 840% one-year gain—receives the same treatment as little-known Corning (NYSE: GLW), a $164 billion market cap company with a nearly 280% one-year gain. Because of that quarterly rebalancing, the fund’s portfolio is more evenly—though not equally—balanced across the S&P 500’s 11 sectors. Technology, which accounts for approximately 35% of the index’s companies, still represents the largest allocation at more than 19% of the fund. For context, the market-cap weighted SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSEARCA: SPY)allocates nearly 38% of its portfolio to technology. After technology, RSP’s top sector allocations are financials at 15.6%, industrials at 13.9%, healthcare at 10.9%, and consumer discretionary at 9.4%. Perhaps the clearest example of the Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF’s strategy is its industry breakdown. At 5.6%, utilities receive a larger position in RSP’s portfolio than semiconductors, oil, and gas—each of which have played enormous roles in the S&P 500’s Q2 rally and now look extended as a result. If the index’s current run stalls even briefly or experiences a pullback, which it is arguably overdue for, equal-weight alternatives are better suited to insulate investors’ portfolios from the fallout. Equal Weight Equals Lower Volatility Upside potential is capped for equal-weight ETFs like RSP when compared with their market-cap-weighted counterparts. The SPY, for instance, has seen its shares gain about 10% so far this year, while RSP is up a little more than 8%—respectable, but still trailing. But gains are not the primary objective when investing in equal-weight funds—stability is. RSP’s equal-weight approach directly translates to lower volatility. The ETF currently carries a beta of 0.92, meaning it is nearly 9% less volatile than the broad market as measured by the S&P 500, whose beta serves as the benchmark at 1. By comparison, Micron’s beta currently stands at 1.91, indicating its stock is nearly twice as volatile as the overall market. That was on full display earlier this year when the SPY fell more than 9% from its then-year-to-date (YTD) high on Jan. 27 to its YTD low on March 30. Meanwhile, RSP was better equipped to endure the S&P 500’s selloff earlier this year, not reaching its then-YTD high until Feb. 27—a full month after the market-cap weighted SPY—and losing just over 8% before hitting its YTD low on March 30. Performance and Yield That Help You Sleep at Night In the short term, the difference in gains and losses between RSP and market-cap-weighted funds may seem marginal. But over time, those differences can add up. According to Invesco, since 1990, the equal-weight index has outperformed the weighted S&P 500 by an annual average of 1% to 1.05% through the early 2020s. That translates to a gain of more than 32% while helping protect investors from downside risk over that multi-decade timeframe. Furthermore, the RSP’s dividend yields 1.50%, or $3.11 per share annually at the fund’s current share price. The SPY’s dividend yields just 0.98%, or $7.38 per share annually at the fund’s current share price. Based on 719 analyst ratings of the companies in the Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF’s holdings over the past year, the fund has a Moderate Buy rating, with more than 61% of shares held by institutional owners. .   Update your email preferences or unsubscribe here © 2026 Ticker Talk 345 N Reid Place, Suite 620 Sioux Falls, SD 57106, United States Terms of Service

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Special Report: Before SpaceX goes public, watch this tiny supplier closely (From Weiss Ratings) American Airlines Group (NASDAQ: AAL) is aggressively positioning its fleet to capture the high-margin corporate travel segment. Operating in a sector squeezed by rising fuel costs and shifting consumer demand, American Airlines Group is leveraging a 500-jet Starlink integration to secure a distinct hardware advantage over competitors. Is SpaceX really worth 1.78 Trillion? (Ad) With SpaceX approaching a near-$2 trillion valuation, most investors are focused on the IPO itself - but analyst Lance Ippolito says the real opportunity is elsewhere. He's identified 5 dirt-cheap stocks at the forefront of this mega-IPO, including a space ticker that Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, and Morgan Stanley are all buying, a rare resource miner Elon's entire empire depends on, and the chip supplier Starlink satellites can't function without. Access his free SpaceX Investing Blackbook before IPO day arrives. Get the free SpaceX Investing Blackbook and see all 5 names This technological moat is facing immediate institutional skepticism, as a steep downward guidance revision, $1.14 billion in new secured debt, and the abrupt departure of the Chief Commercial Officer expose recent fundamental hurdles. Management is actively deploying capital to modernize the in-flight experience, setting the stage for a sustainable revenue recovery while mitigating these near-term risks. Orbiting the Competition With SpaceX Commercial aviation runs on tight margins, making the premium corporate traveler an essential demographic for long-term profitability. To court this critical demographic, American Airlines announced a strategic partnership with SpaceX to install Starlink Wi-Fi across more than 500 narrowbody Airbus aircraft. The massive retrofit targets existing A319, A320, and A321 airframes, as well as incoming A321XLR and A321neo deliveries. Physical deployment begins in Q1 2027. The network upgrade relies on thousands of low Earth orbit satellites to deliver gate-to-gate multigigabit connectivity. Low Earth orbit networks operate much closer to Earth than legacy geostationary satellites, drastically reducing latency and signal degradation. For the enterprise traveler, this technological leap translates into seamless video conferencing, cloud collaboration, and high-bandwidth streaming at 30,000 feet. Securing this hardware capability by early 2027 will give American Airlines a critical time-to-market advantage. Competitors like Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) previously selected Amazon’s Kuiper network for their modernization strategy, a system currently facing a delayed 2028 installation timeline. By beating rivals to the punch, American Airlines gains a crucial head start in the battle for enterprise market share. While the initial rollout excludes the domestic Boeing fleet and widebody aircraft, establishing a premier connectivity standard on the core Airbus narrowbody fleet creates a highly visible differentiator for high-frequency domestic business routes. American Airlines can then systematically upgrade the remaining fleet once the narrowbody rollout proves the concept and stabilizes corporate yields. Correcting the Flight Path After Executive Turbulence These technological upgrades arrive during a profound transition in the executive suite. The recent departure of Chief Commercial Officer Vasu Raja marks the end of a heavily scrutinized direct-to-corporate sales distribution model. The previous strategy attempted to bypass traditional travel agencies and third-party booking platforms, inadvertently alienating key enterprise partners and eroding premium load factors across the American Airlines network. Leadership transitions frequently trigger short-term headwinds, but this C-suite reshuffling presents a tangible catalyst for operational repair. Reversing the direct-to-corporate sales model enables American Airlines to rebuild fractured relationships with travel agencies. The Starlink retrofit serves as a powerful olive branch in its own right. By offering a clearly superior in-flight product just as corporate travel managers renegotiate carrier agreements, American Airlines can effectively recapture alienated premium demand. Investors can view this dual approach as a comprehensive strategy to stabilize and ultimately expand corporate yields. Ripping the band-aid off a failing sales strategy now ensures American Airlines is structurally sound when the upgraded Airbus fleet hits the tarmac in 2027. Securing the Payload Amid Industry Overcapacity Broader macroeconomic pressures continue to heavily impact airline profitability, requiring skillful balance sheet management. Management recently slashed Q2 2026 adjusted earnings per share guidance, citing industry-wide overcapacity and projected quarterly fuel expenditures exceeding $4 billion. Domestic jet fuel prices touched $179 per barrel amid widening crack spreads, driving U.S. domestic airline operating margins down to a precarious 3.9%. To fund operational liquidity and impending technological capital expenditures, American Airlines successfully priced $1.14 billion in aircraft-backed bonds. Relying on secured debt introduces leverage sensitivity, prompting some analysts to cut their fair value estimate for American Airlines Group. Institutional skepticism remains entrenched across the sector, with short interest hovering at 12.27% of the float, representing approximately 80.25 million shares sold short. While these metrics highlight American Airlines’ balance sheet pressures, strategic debt utilization offers distinct structural benefits. Secured bonds provide the immediate financial runway to fund critical technological upgrades, such as the Starlink rollout, without diluting existing equity. Fuel costs fluctuate, and locking in capital now ensures American Airlines does not fall behind in the in-flight connectivity arms race during a period of elevated energy costs. Elevated short interest also sets the stage for rapid short-covering rallies if American Airlines successfully executes its hardware rollout and posts sequential margin recovery in the coming quarters. Fortifying the Radar Against Legacy Delays Airlines cannot dictate macroeconomic policy or control global commodity markets. American Airlines can control the customer experience and optimize capital allocation to defend high-yield routes. American Airlines Group trades at a trailing price-to-earnings ratio of 48.13, reflecting the current earnings compression across the aviation sector. The underlying business fundamentals show resilience, with Q1 2026 revenue up 10.8% year-over-year and an earnings-per-share loss of 40 cents, which topped consensus estimates by 5 cents. The Starlink integration acts as a necessary capital expenditure designed to build a durable competitive moat. Ground-level internet speeds in the air are rapidly transitioning from a luxury amenity to a baseline requirement for the lucrative corporate traveler. By moving aggressively to secure SpaceX hardware, American Airlines protects its most valuable revenue stream. The associated costs and leadership realignments represent necessary growing pains as American Airlines pivots back to a traditional, agency-friendly enterprise sales model backed by a superior in-flight product. Boarding Passes for the Long Haul Recovery Traders and long-term shareholders must weigh the immediate fundamental fractures against the proactive strategic pivots executed by American Airlines Group. The unwinding of a flawed commercial strategy paired with an aggressive low Earth orbit broadband deployment creates a clear, actionable roadmap for recapturing enterprise market share. Management understands that corporate travelers prioritize frictionless productivity, and investing in satellite infrastructure directly answers that demand. Investors may want to add American Airlines Group to their watchlist, as the company accelerates its technological modernization and actively restructures its enterprise sales channels. Cautious investors might prefer to wait for sequential improvements in domestic operating margins or a stabilization in jet fuel crack spreads before taking a new position. This ad is sent on behalf of Paradigm Press, LLC, at 1001 Cathedral St., Baltimore, MD 21201. 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