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Adam Garcia
June 10, 2025
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Hey, everyone. It's Adam from Elite Trade Club. Here’s what moved the market today.
Crypto Insider Intel (Sponsored)
Trump’s recent crypto announcement just triggered a major market shift—right as Bitcoin and ETFs hit fresh highs.
Institutional money is pouring in, but some of the smartest minds in crypto are looking beyond Bitcoin.
Now, 27 top insiders—co-creators of Tether, Solana, and THORChain—are revealing what comes next.
From hidden altcoin plays to major predictions, this is rare access to crypto’s elite.
Markets
U.S. equities extended gains on Tuesday as investors awaited the results from the ongoing U.S.-China trade talks, which began yesterday. All benchmark indexes rose by less than 1%.
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Market-Moving News
Aerospace
Boeing Hits FAA Cap, Books $50B+ in Jets with 303 New Orders
Boeing (NYSE: BA) reported 303 new gross orders in May, marking its sixth-best month ever. After a few cancellations, the company ended the month with 300 net new aircraft orders. Deliveries also surged, with Boeing shipping 45 aircraft in May, nearly double the total from a year ago.
Order highlights included Qatar Airways booking 130 Dreamliners and 30 777Xs. WestJet and AviLease also added to Boeing’s tally with new 737 MAX orders. The total order backlog now stands at 5,943 aircraft.
Boeing also confirmed it produced 38 new 737 MAX jets, meeting the FAA’s current production limit. This is the fifth straight month it has delivered at least 40 aircraft, another positive sign that operations are stabilizing.
For investors, this steady pace signals real recovery. Boeing is demonstrating its ability to manage production while maintaining quality and safety metrics. All six FAA-defined safety indicators are now in the “green.” Deliveries are increasing, orders remain strong, and China is once again accepting Boeing planes after a brief pause related to trade.
That combination of regulatory stability, returning demand, and reliable output puts Boeing in a stronger position. Shareholders have been waiting for signs that the worst is behind them, and May’s numbers provide them with a solid reason to remain optimistic.
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Finance
Brown & Brown Bets Big With Nearly $10B Acquisition in Brokerage Shake-Up
Brown & Brown (NYSE: BRO) has announced a $9.83 billion deal to acquire Accession Risk Management, making it one of the biggest insurance brokerage mergers in recent years.
The acquisition gives Brown & Brown access to Accession’s two major businesses: Risk Strategies and One80 Intermediaries.
These firms connect insurers with commercial and nonprofit clients across the U.S. and Canada, reporting $1.7 billion in pro forma revenue last year. The move also expands Brown & Brown’s footprint with more than 5,000 new insurance professionals and over $15 billion in placed premiums.
For long-term holders, this deal reinforces Brown & Brown’s appetite to compete at the top tier of the insurance distribution industry. Instead of focusing on a slow rollout of smaller deals, the company is making a decisive move to scale fast.
In a fragmented and relationship-driven sector, acquiring scale means better leverage with carriers, broader specialty reach, and more pricing power. Competitors like Gallagher, Aon, and Marsh have followed similar playbooks recently, suggesting this consolidation trend isn’t slowing down.
The market response has been cautious so far, with shares down slightly, partly due to Brown & Brown filing a $4 billion equity offering to help fund the purchase. Still, the long-term strategy appears focused on building a diversified and vertically integrated distribution business.
For institutional buyers or analysts tracking the insurance space, this confirms Brown & Brown’s place among the few actively reshaping the competitive map.
The deal is expected to close in the third quarter of 2025.
Smart Money Moves (Sponsored)
Trump’s recent crypto announcement just triggered a major market shift—right as Bitcoin and ETFs hit fresh highs.
Institutional money is pouring in, but some of the smartest minds in crypto are looking beyond Bitcoin.
Now, 27 top insiders—co-creators of Tether, Solana, and THORChain—are revealing what comes next.
From hidden altcoin plays to major predictions, this is rare access to crypto’s elite.
Media
Paramount Cuts Hundreds of Jobs as Merger Plans Tighten Focus
Paramount Global (NASDAQ: PARA) is cutting 3.5% of its U.S. workforce in another round of layoffs aimed at reducing costs and streamlining operations. The company informed employees of the cuts Tuesday morning, with most affected staff expected to receive notifications the same day.
The job reductions come as Paramount works to finalize a planned merger with Skydance Media. The move also reflects the pressure on traditional media businesses as cord-cutting accelerates and ad revenue remains inconsistent. Paramount has already undergone significant workforce reductions in the past year, including a 15% cut announced last August.
For investors tracking operational risk, this signals the company’s urgency in repositioning itself for long-term sustainability.
The layoffs are not isolated but part of a broader plan that includes reduced spending and a possible reorganization of the corporate structure once the Skydance deal is complete. It’s also a clear indication that leadership is striving to strike a balance between short-term financial discipline and long-term strategic ambitions.
For portfolio managers focused on media and streaming, these moves indicate a company preparing for transformation but also shedding legacy overhead. Cost control remains a top priority in a space where scale alone doesn’t guarantee survival.
Paramount had about 18,600 employees globally as of its last filing. Tuesday’s memo noted that some international operations may also be impacted over time, though no specific numbers were given.
Top Winners and Losers
Arrive Ai Inc [ARAI] $10.13 (+60.92%)
Arrive AI surged after securing a new U.S. patent for its AI-powered smart mailbox, improving its autonomous delivery platform with temperature control and biosafety features.
Quantasing Group Ltd [QSG] $9.24 (+32.95%)
QuantaSing gained momentum following continued investor optimism, driven by a Citigroup upgrade, which was fueled by strong margins and explosive growth in its WAKUKU designer toy brand.
Insmed Inc [INSM] $90.93 (+28.65%)
Insmed soared after its Phase 2b trial for pulmonary arterial hypertension met both primary and secondary endpoints, prompting plans for Phase 3 trials.
Lakeland Industries Inc [LAKE] $15.07 (-22.16%)
Lakeland tumbled after posting a surprise quarterly loss and missing revenue estimates, as higher costs and shrinking margins weighed on results.
Liquidia Technologies Inc [LQDA] $14.98 (-16.87%)
Liquidia Technologies plunged after rival Insmed reported strong Phase 2b trial results for its PAH drug, which may challenge Liquidia's market potential.
Aaon Inc [AAON] $78.56 (-16.39%)
Aaon dropped after its Investor Day guidance underwhelmed investors with conservative margin targets and a cautious outlook for rooftop unit demand.
Altcoin Predictions (Sponsored)
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Everything Else
UniCredit offers to divest 206 branches to secure EU approval for Banco BPM takeover.
The World Bank slashes its global growth forecast as trade tensions weigh heavily on the outlook.
Apple’s upgraded AI models fall short on performance, raising questions about its tech lead.
IBM announces a new quantum processor and outlines plans to launch the Starling supercomputer by 2029.
Hims & Hers sees new momentum for its weight-loss business as market conditions evolve.
Snap plans to release smart glasses in 2026, setting up a direct challenge to Meta in the wearable tech market.
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— Adam G.
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