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6 Months of Music In Me 🎉 (+ how…

CELEBRATING 6 MONTHS OF “MUSIC IN ME”

New Single.

New Music Video.

New Drop.

Can’t believe it’s already August — that means Music In Me has been out in the world for six months now. 🎉

This release has felt so alive. So much love and support has been shown by all of you. I see the comments, the posts, and the messages –

it’s really soul-lifting. Plus, the radio has loved the music!

“Music In Me” and “Two Hearts” kicked things off strong as the first two singles. Now we’ve got two more singles making moves:

“What Is Meant To Be” just cracked the

Top 20 on Billboard’s Smooth Jazz chart

“Best In Me” (feat. Anthony Hamilton) is sitting in the

Top 20 on Heart & Soul Sirius XM

And here’s the fun part — SoulBounce is premiering the “Best In Me” video tomorrow!

I’ll drop the link as soon as it’s live, so keep an eye on my socials. 👀

…and in other news…

To celebrate, 6 months of this album, I’m releasing every single song as an a cappella 🎤

Just voice, no tracks.

8/28/26.

Been sitting on these for a bit and can’t wait for you to hear them stripped all the way down.

And last but not least — the new merch drop is live!

New tees with fresh designs, and the gray hoodie is back by popular demand

(you guys asked, we listened).

Plus:
Free shipping on orders over $35
Free sticker with every order — through Friday only 🏷️SHOP THE DROP

Catch us on the road:

August

8/8 — The Iroquois Amphitheater, Louisville, KY
8/11–8/12 — Jazz Alley, Seattle, WA
8/14 — Toledo Zoo, Toledo, OH
8/22 — Blue Note Hawaii, Honolulu, HI

September

9/3 — Branford Jazz on the Green (reschedule date), Branford, CT
9/6 — Cleveland Public Auditorium, Cleveland, OH
9/13 — The Colony, Woodstock, NY
9/19 — Self Coast Summer Fest, Pensacola, FL
9/24 — The Coach House, San Juan Capistrano, CA
9/26 — City of Light SoulFest, Las Vegas, NV

October

10/3 — Richmond, VA
10/4 — The Hub City Jazz Fest, New Brunswick, NJ

November

11/4 — Mesa, AZ (TBA)
11/13–11/15 — Cancun Jazz Festival, Cancun, MX

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🪙 Dividend Stocks Newsletter for 8/5/2026

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Ex-Dividend Stocks for Thursday, August 6th

CompanyShare PriceAmount / PeriodYieldPrevious AmountPayout RatioPayable DateBSMBlack Stone Minerals$14.92$0.32
quarterly8.81%$0.3094.5%8/13/26
CCKCrown$121.53$0.35
quarterly1.22%$0.3520.1%8/20/26
DHID.R. Horton$151.06$0.45
quarterly1.25%$0.4517.1%8/13/26
FELEFranklin Electric$109.68$0.28
quarterly1.06%$0.2832.3%8/20/26
HESMHess Midstream Partners$40.15$0.79
quarterly7.94%$0.78108.0%8/14/26
HOPEHope Bancorp$14.24$0.14
quarterly4.05%$0.1456.0%8/20/26
KBHKB Home$58.57$0.25
quarterly1.76%$0.2534.8%8/20/26
MATXMatson$211.28$0.38
quarterly0.77%$0.3610.6%9/3/26
NWBINorthwest Bancshares$15.94$0.20
quarterly5.19%$0.2077.7%8/18/26
RNGRingCentral$60.73$0.13
quarterly1.29%$0.0824.0%8/20/26
SIMOSilicon Motion Technology$252.06$0.50
quarterly1.94%$0.5023.3%8/20/26
TRSTriMas$41.10$0.04
quarterly0.40%$0.040.7%8/13/26
WCNWaste Connections$164.51$0.35
quarterly0.83%$0.3533.7%8/20/26
WFRDWeatherford International$88.52$0.28
quarterly1.32%$0.2821.7%9/3/26
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Ex-Dividend Stocks for Friday, August 7th

CompanyShare PriceAmount / PeriodYieldPrevious AmountPayout RatioPayable DateARCBArcBest$142.83$0.12
quarterly0.31%$0.1269.6%8/21/26
ARLPAlliance Resource Partners$25.56$0.60
quarterly9.36%$0.60117.1%8/14/26
AUBAtlantic Union Bankshares$43.18$0.37
quarterly3.48%$0.3744.2%8/21/26
AZNAstrazeneca$162.79$0.800.94%- 64.9%9/8/26
BCSBarclays$28.44$0.312.33%- 21.6%9/15/26
BKRBaker Hughes$61.53$0.23
quarterly1.61%$0.2329.7%8/17/26
BLXBanco Latinoamericano de Comercio Exterior$59.02$0.69
quarterly4.65%$0.6945.4%8/25/26
CCLCarnival$29.66$0.15
quarterly2.25%$0.1527.0%8/28/26
CFFNCapitol Federal Financial$9.11$0.09
quarterly3.87%$0.0952.3%8/21/26
CMSCMS Energy$71.29$0.57
quarterly3.13%$0.5768.5%9/1/26
CQPCheniere Energy Partners$64.63$0.78
quarterly4.90%$0.7872.4%8/14/26
DANDana$27.82$0.12
quarterly1.75%$0.124.7%8/28/26
ETEnergy Transfer$20.39$0.34
quarterly6.83%$0.34112.5%8/19/26
ETNEaton$449.39$1.10
quarterly1.08%$1.1044.8%8/28/26
FCFFirst Commonwealth Financial$21.75$0.14
quarterly2.62%$0.1434.4%8/21/26
FEFirstEnergy$47.97$0.47
quarterly3.77%$0.4798.9%9/1/26
FHIFederated Hermes$64.25$0.38
quarterly2.55%$0.3828.3%8/14/26
HTHHilltop$39.68$0.22
quarterly2.32%$0.2029.6%8/21/26
HWMHowmet Aerospace$291.19$0.14
quarterly0.19%$0.1211.1%8/25/26
JBHTJ.B. Hunt Transport Services$273.30$0.45
quarterly0.62%$0.4525.5%8/21/26
LADLithia Motors$368.59$0.70
quarterly0.66%$0.577.6%8/21/26
LWLamb Weston$53.21$0.38
quarterly3.07%$0.3873.1%9/4/26
MAINMain Street Capital$55.90$0.27
monthly5.55%$0.2666.9%8/14/26
MPLXMplx$60.11$1.08
quarterly7.26%$1.0893.3%8/14/26
MTArcelorMittal$74.68$0.15
quarterly0.98%$0.1521.6%9/9/26
NSCNorfolk Southern$341.44$1.35
quarterly1.63%$1.3546.1%8/20/26
ODCOil-Dri Corporation Of America$97.69$0.23
quarterly1.17%$0.2123.1%8/21/26
PNFPPinnacle Financial Partners$107.47$0.50
quarterly1.94%$0.5027.5%8/28/26
RELXRelx$36.70$0.281.63%$0.66- 9/15/26
RYAAYRyanair$61.34$0.44
special- – 17.1%9/28/26
SSBSouthState Bank$109.17$0.66
quarterly2.61%$0.6027.8%8/14/26
SUNSunoco$73.78$1.00
quarterly5.39%$0.99101.3%8/19/26
SUNCSunocoCorp$73.55$1.00
quarterly5.31%$0.99185.9%8/19/26
SXIStandex International$322.71$0.34
quarterly0.44%$0.3415.7%8/21/26
TMPTompkins Financial$101.36$0.70
quarterly2.77%$0.6754.1%8/14/26
ULUnilever$64.40$0.53
quarterly3.16%$0.54- 9/18/26
WFCWells Fargo & Company$89.17$0.50
quarterly2.30%$0.4526.2%9/1/26
WSFSWSFS Financial$82.22$0.20
quarterly0.99%$0.2013.4%8/21/26
WTTRSelect Water Solutions$20.36$0.07
quarterly1.35%$0.07133.3%8/19/26
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Ex-Dividend Stocks for Monday, August 10th

CompanyShare PriceAmount / PeriodYieldPrevious AmountPayout RatioPayable DateAAPLApple$309.04$0.27
quarterly0.32%$0.2712.4%8/13/26
AEPAmerican Electric Power$126.37$0.95
quarterly2.90%$0.9565.2%9/10/26
ALXAlexander’s$273.97$4.50
quarterly6.81%$4.50450.0%8/28/26
AMGAffiliated Managers Group$380.10$0.01
quarterly0.01%$0.010.1%8/24/26
ASTEAstec Industries$46.06$0.13
quarterly0.93%$0.1346.4%8/28/26
CNSCohen & Steers$83.84$0.67
quarterly3.29%$0.6782.2%8/20/26
CVICVR Energy$31.75$0.10
quarterly1.15%$0.1058.8%8/17/26
CWTCalifornia Water Service Group$50.05$0.34
quarterly2.60%$0.3460.4%8/21/26
DEAEasterly Government Properties$24.88$0.45
quarterly7.19%$0.45750.0%8/20/26
GABCGerman American Bancorp$51.12$0.31
quarterly2.54%$0.3132.7%8/20/26
GLPGlobal Partners$48.96$0.78
quarterly6.43%$0.7785.0%8/14/26
GWWW.W. Grainger$1,295.42$2.49
quarterly0.73%$2.4926.8%9/1/26
HCCWarrior Met Coal$83.57$0.08
quarterly0.41%$0.0812.2%8/17/26
HTOH2O America$61.77$0.44
quarterly2.77%$0.4462.2%9/1/26
HXLHexcel$104.17$0.18
quarterly0.68%$0.1836.2%8/17/26
IBMInternational Business Machines$236.25$1.69
quarterly3.28%$1.6960.0%9/10/26
INGING Group$35.86$0.462.62%$0.8854.5%8/17/26
KKRKKR & Co. Inc.$104.16$0.20
quarterly0.77%$0.2024.8%8/25/26
LEGLeggett & Platt$10.39$0.05
quarterly2.00%$0.0512.4%8/24/26
LNGCheniere Energy$257.92$0.56
quarterly0.88%$0.5636.5%8/18/26
LYGLloyds Banking Group$6.28$0.082.72%$0.1358.1%9/25/26
MCMoelis & Company$69.40$0.65
quarterly3.98%$0.6590.6%9/17/26
MGYMagnolia Oil & Gas$24.06$0.18
quarterly2.88%$0.1738.4%9/1/26
MTDRMatador Resources$47.88$0.38
quarterly2.72%$0.3838.6%9/8/26
MWAMueller Water Products$26.27$0.07
quarterly1.08%$0.0721.4%8/20/26
NBNNortheast Bancorp$134.66$0.01
quarterly0.03%$0.010.3%8/24/26
NMMNavios Maritime Partners$78.58$0.06
quarterly0.30%$0.062.0%8/13/26
OCFCOceanFirst Financial$19.77$0.20
quarterly4.07%$0.2094.1%8/21/26
OMFOneMain$65.10$1.05
quarterly6.66%$1.0563.3%8/14/26
PBIPitney Bowes$18.41$0.01
quarterly0.23%$0.0132.8%9/8/26
PPGPPG Industries$118.49$0.74
quarterly2.49%$0.7140.7%9/11/26
RESRPC$5.80$0.04
quarterly2.95%$0.04177.8%9/10/26
ROLRollins$37.54$0.18
quarterly1.66%$0.1866.4%9/10/26
SIRISirius XM$30.26$0.27
quarterly3.62%$0.2743.2%8/26/26
SONSonoco Products$58.41$0.54
quarterly4.02%$0.5434.3%9/10/26
TNKTeekay Tankers$75.85$0.25
quarterly1.28%$0.255.9%8/21/26
UANCVR Partners$125.89$6.08
quarterly19.98%$4.00105.5%8/17/26
WBSWebster Financial$79.03$0.40
quarterly2.11%$0.4026.0%8/20/26
Please note you must purchase shares of these companies by the market close tomorrow to receive the next dividend payment.

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CompanyCurrent PriceConsensus EPSActual EPSBeat/MissConsensus RevenueActual RevenueYoY Revenue GrowthReportADNTAdient$21.00$0.56$0.48($0.08)$3.93 thousand$3.71 thousand4.3%→ADRNYAhold€39.95€0.72€0.74€0.02€0.00€0.00→AFGAmerican Financial Group$145.07$2.32$2.82$0.50$2.03 thousand$1.85 thousand5.5%→ALPMYAstellas Pharma$14.20$0.33$0.60$0.27$0.00$3.45 thousand→ASTEAstec Industries$46.63$1.04$0.94($0.10)$408.10$405.50→AVTAvnet$89.70$1.80$2.28$0.48$8.30 thousand$7.56 thousand47.7%→BAMBrookfield Asset Management$52.60$0.43$0.44$0.01$1.75 thousand$1.47 thousand→BATRAAtlanta Braves$51.59$0.29($0.19)($0.48)$305.12$317.09→BATRBAtlanta Braves$71.00- ($0.19)- $0.00$0.00→BATRKAtlanta Braves$48.56$0.34($0.19)($0.53)$0.00$319.00→BCOBrink’s$114.87$2.04$2.13$0.09$0.00$1.39 thousand7.0%→BCRXBioCryst Pharmaceuticals$9.12$0.15$0.30$0.15$218.25$183.2833.6%→BLMNBloomin’ Brands$12.30$0.29$0.39$0.10$1.02 thousand$1.00 thousand1.3%→BVSBioventus$15.65$0.22$0.22$0.00$153.21$0.00→BWABorgWarner$67.80$1.28$1.42$0.14$3.65 thousand$3.58 thousand.3%→CCUCompania Cervecerias Unidas$11.71($0.12)($0.12)$0.00$659.17$641.91→CDWCDW$135.81$2.80$2.91$0.11$6.57 thousand$6.21 thousand10.0%→CHHChoice Hotels International$113.95$1.97$2.02$0.05$0.00$431.523.4%→CHTChunghwa Telecom$42.02$0.43$0.44$0.02$1.94 thousand$1.91 thousand→CMPSCompass Pathways$12.56($0.39)($1.88)($1.49)$0.00$0.00→CORCencora$316.76$4.35$4.48$0.13$84.75 thousand$84.31 thousand5.1%→CPRICapri$16.33$0.40$0.67$0.27$0.00$756.25-3.5%→CRCLCircle Internet Group$62.12$0.26$0.18($0.08)$701.32$0.006.6%→CRLCharles River Laboratories International$260.64$2.74$3.02$0.28$1.00 thousand$977.20-2.7%→CVSCVS Health$98.11$1.86$2.58$0.72$106.10 thousand$100.03 thousand7.3%→CWKCushman & Wakefield$13.96$0.35$0.35$0.00$2.76 thousand$2.65 thousand62.7%→DHLGYDHL Group$31.96$0.51$1.05$0.54$0.00$24.20 thousand→DISWalt Disney$100.64$1.88$2.06$0.18$25.25 thousand$25.39 thousand6.8%→DKDelek US$61.65$2.67$5.48$2.81$4.09 thousand$3.44 thousand47.9%→DKLDelek Logistics Partners$55.54$0.93$0.54($0.39)$384.76$293.64→DTDynatrace$51.52$0.44$0.48$0.04$554.55$549.4616.3%→ELANElanco Animal Health$26.68$0.27$0.34$0.07$1.37 thousand$1.31 thousand10.2%→EOSEEos Energy Enterprises$3.90($0.19)($1.20)($1.01)$13.74$68.32→EPCEdgewell Personal Care$29.68$0.61$0.72$0.11$0.00$575.99-9.1%→EXTRExtreme Networks$26.66$0.29$0.32$0.03$338.55$332.4910.3%→EYPTEyepoint Pharmaceuticals$12.22($0.95)($1.09)($0.14)$0.51$0.39→FRPTFreshpet$70.11$0.22$0.39$0.17$305.59$292.3315.4%→FSNUYFresenius SE & Co.$13.43$0.25$0.24($0.01)$0.00$6.65 thousand→FUJHYSubaru$7.85$0.27$0.22($0.05)$0.00$7.94 thousand→GERNGeron$1.60($0.01)($0.02)($0.01)$0.00$55.30→GFFGriffon$101.70$1.34$1.51$0.17$481.37$457.70-21.5%→GFSGlobalFoundries$50.35$0.43$0.46$0.03$1.79 thousand$1.77 thousand5.8%→GLXYGalaxy Digital$19.46($0.36)($0.09)$0.27$8.71 thousand$0.00→GPNGlobal Payments$86.40$3.44$3.46$0.02$3.16 thousand$3.16 thousand68.6%→GSLGlobal Ship Lease$42.61$2.45$2.48$0.03$0.00$186.863.9%→HGTYHagerty$13.38($0.09)($0.02)$0.07$354.82$316.21→HMCHonda Motor$30.73$1.22$2.18$0.96$0.00$36.24 thousand→ICLICL Group$5.26$0.11$0.12$0.01$0.00$2.01 thousand→IEPIcahn Enterprises$7.45$0.11($0.52)($0.63)$2.98 thousand$2.05 thousand→IFNNYInfineon Technologies$69.52$0.48$0.51$0.03$0.00$4.76 thousand→IHICYIHI$17.03- $0.32- $0.00$0.00→IOSPInnospec$90.17$1.05$1.27$0.22$491.40$457.2511.8%→IRMIron Mountain$122.21$0.54$1.44$0.90$0.00$1.97 thousand18.5%→JFEEFJFE$12.20$0.19$0.29$0.10$0.00$7.19 thousand→JJSFJ & J Snack Foods$81.82$1.70$1.96$0.26$425.96$427.65-6.3%→KDKyndryl$13.47($0.16)($0.12)$0.04$3.62 thousand$3.64 thousand-3.3%→KHCKraft Heinz$25.75$0.53$0.56$0.03$6.26 thousand$6.13 thousand-1.4%→KLBAYKlabin$7.17$0.11$0.09($0.02)$0.00$1.02 thousand→KMTKennametal$34.83$2.31$2.96$0.65$736.61$725.7442.6%→KYMRKymera Therapeutics$106.48($0.71)($0.62)$0.09$65.00$32.78465.2%→LCIILCI Industries$108.41$2.61$2.70$0.09$1.06 thousand$1.12 thousand-12.6%→LINELineage$42.16($0.22)$0.76$0.98$1.36 thousand$1.35 thousand.8%→LIVNLivaNova$76.25$1.09$1.26$0.17$390.54$380.5010.8%→LLYEli Lilly and Company$1,141.74$6.06$8.38$2.32$22.97 thousand$20.69 thousand47.7%→LPGDorian LPG$43.53$2.22$2.52$0.30$0.00$166.11123.1%→LPXLouisiana-Pacific$77.15$0.57$0.40($0.17)$664.00$667.31-12.1%→MDLNMedline$35.52$0.32$0.50$0.18$0.00$0.00→MGEEMGE Energy$79.69$0.77$0.89$0.12$161.20$166.37→MTRNMaterion$280.47$1.52$1.90$0.38$613.91$549.8242.2%→NAMSNewAmsterdam Pharma$26.84($0.47)($0.52)($0.05)$3.70$1.88→NINiSource$42.39$0.16$0.16$0.00$1.34 thousand$1.15 thousand→NICENiCE$95.78$2.63$2.70$0.07$782.29$766.277.7%→NNNNNN REIT$46.95$0.51$0.52$0.01$244.27$240.19→NPNYYNippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha$7.32- $0.15- $0.00$0.00→NRPNatural Resource Partners$104.60$0.30$1.85$1.55$52.97$37.70→NVONovo Nordisk A/S$45.35$0.77$0.96$0.19$11.98 thousand$10.90 thousand→NWNNorthwest Natural Gas$49.39($0.08)$0.01$0.09$0.00$271.873.1%→NYTNew York Times$64.35$0.67$0.69$0.02$762.46$752.0111.2%→OCOwens Corning$156.88$3.09$3.93$0.84$2.76 thousand$2.66 thousand.3%→OMRNYOmron$41.84$0.09$0.45$0.36$0.00$1.21 thousand→ONCBeOne Medicines$332.00$1.40$2.05$0.65$0.00$0.00→PODDInsulet$135.39$1.45$1.66$0.21$0.00$787.3923.5%→PRGOPerrigo$13.40$0.34$0.50$0.16$1.02 thousand$1.01 thousand-3.1%→PRMBPrimo Brands$25.95$0.32$0.37$0.05$1.80 thousand$1.77 thousand3.8%→PSXPhillips 66$201.54$7.50$9.41$1.91$0.00$43.60 thousand→RAPPRapport Therapeutics$41.21($0.96)($1.19)($0.23)$0.00$2.22→ROCKGibraltar Industries$56.28$1.02$1.11$0.09$509.55$472.09-100.0%→ROHCYRohm$29.32$0.14$0.12($0.02)$0.00$813.37→RPRXRoyalty Pharma$58.18$1.27$0.04($1.23)$674.14$758.93→RRXRegal Rexnord$189.70$2.58$2.99$0.41$1.56 thousand$1.58 thousand4.2%→RXRXRecursion Pharmaceuticals$3.20($0.24)($0.25)($0.01)$7.67$10.97→SEDGSolarEdge Technologies$38.01($0.02)$0.05$0.07$345.50$341.1519.6%→SEKEYSeiko Epson$9.85$0.09$0.13$0.04$0.00$2.09 thousand→SHAKShake Shack$65.85$0.31$0.43$0.12$417.62$417.1817.2%→SHOPShopify$145.70$0.40$0.42$0.02$3.58 thousand$0.0033.7%→SIISprott$115.52$1.34$1.33($0.01)$0.00$82.45→SKMSK Telecom$35.01$0.59$0.81$0.22$0.00$2.96 thousand→SRSpire$80.19($0.32)($0.26)$0.06$420.20$394.6219.2%→SSDOYShiseido$22.38$0.21$0.33$0.12$0.00$1.61 thousand→SWXSouthwest Gas$91.00$0.45$0.45$0.00$0.00$416.20-9.6%→SZKMYSuzuki Motor$49.44$1.61$2.39$0.78$0.00$9.96 thousand→TRIThomson Reuters$106.85$0.96$0.99$0.03$0.00$1.89 thousand9.5%→TRINTrinity Capital$17.03$0.52$0.49($0.03)$60.81$91.44→TSEMTower Semiconductor$218.48$0.76$0.88$0.12$460.08$454.6823.7%→UBERUber Technologies$67.96$0.83$0.81($0.02)$14.19 thousand$14.24 thousand12.2%→UNICYUnicharm$2.99- $0.04- $0.00$0.00→URGNUrogen Pharma$44.78($0.27)($0.28)($0.02)$72.46$63.55→UTHRUnited Therapeutics$518.27$6.86$7.27$0.41$0.00$804.65-1.9%→UTZUtz Brands$14.13$0.18$0.19$0.01$371.80$374.181.4%→VLPNYVoestalpine$10.98$0.27$0.26($0.01)$0.00$4.38 thousand→VONOYVonovia$12.13$0.23$0.47$0.24$0.00$1.01 thousand→VPGVishay Precision Group$76.88$0.19$0.04($0.15)$83.94$87.44→VSHVishay Intertechnology$35.19$0.15$0.19$0.04$918.58$897.0416.6%→VVVValvoline$37.27$0.50$0.57$0.07$544.60$543.2124.1%→VYXNCR Voyix$9.27$0.15$0.17$0.02$523.00$516.89-21.5%→WJRYYWest Japan Railway$18.35$0.47$0.53$0.06$0.00$2.66 thousand→WULFTeraWulf$18.86($0.24)($1.94)($1.70)$44.77$46.00-6.0%→XPELXPEL$50.99$0.60$0.68$0.08$143.05$135.0914.7%→YOUCLEAR Secure$59.78$0.40$0.49$0.09$277.76$269.7126.6%→ZBHZimmer Biomet$98.00$2.01$2.07$0.06$2.18 thousand$2.13 thousand4.8%→America Is Following in Greece’s Footsteps (ad)

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CompanyCurrent PriceConsensus EPSActual EPSBeat/MissConsensus RevenueActual RevenueYoY Revenue GrowthReportACADACADIA Pharmaceuticals$28.66$0.06$0.18$0.12$308.00$295.5116.4%→ACELAccel Entertainment$12.63$0.19$0.15($0.04)$368.13$356.66→ADMArcher Daniels Midland$77.72$1.49$1.84$0.35$22.68 thousand$22.75 thousand7.2%→AINAlbany International$64.89$0.74$0.82$0.08$329.48$340.105.8%→AIZAssurant$297.76$5.17$6.41$1.24$3.45 thousand$3.43 thousand9.4%→ALABAstera Labs$323.61$0.69$0.80$0.11$392.40$360.85104.5%→ALGTAllegiant Travel$106.72$1.27$2.19$0.92$943.50$982.7036.8%→AMDAdvanced Micro Devices$480.11$1.62$1.66$0.04$11.54 thousand$11.31 thousand50.1%→AMEAMETEK$255.20$1.99$2.09$0.10$2.04 thousand$1.95 thousand15.0%→AMGNAmgen$412.61$5.62$6.29$0.67$10.05 thousand$9.43 thousand9.5%→AMSSYams-OSRAM$11.54($0.07)($0.33)($0.26)$935.84$930.73→ANETArista Networks$197.68$0.89$1.02$0.13$3.04 thousand$2.83 thousand37.7%→APOApollo Global Management$130.15$2.16$2.11($0.05)$1.34 thousand$5.65 thousand→APTVAptiv$47.23$1.42$1.63$0.21$3.27 thousand$3.31 thousand2.3%→ARDTArdent Health$11.57$0.18$0.12($0.06)$1.62 thousand$1.59 thousand→AROCArchrock$33.67$0.45$0.38($0.07)$371.24$393.19-3.1%→ARWRArrowhead Pharmaceuticals$89.59($1.23)($1.36)($0.13)$75.25$44.17171.0%→ATECAlphatec$9.80$0.07$0.07$0.00$213.51$211.2615.1%→AZTAAzenta$30.03$0.11$0.16$0.05$161.18$149.31→BALLBall$63.33$0.99$1.03$0.04$4.00 thousand$3.69 thousand19.7%→BAYRYBayer Aktiengesellschaft$14.32$0.23$0.29$0.06$12.53 thousand$12.31 thousand→BBSEYBB Seguridade Participacoes$8.07$0.21$0.25$0.04$508.16$489.08→BEAMBeam Therapeutics$27.29($1.11)($1.18)($0.07)$0.49$16.37-94.2%→BIOBio-Rad Laboratories$343.48$1.75$2.62$0.87$651.00$623.99-.1%→BLBlackLine$29.98$0.57$0.61$0.04$187.82$186.999.1%→BOSSYHugo Boss$8.79$0.45$0.11($0.34)$0.00$1.04 thousand→BPBP$41.70$1.87$2.22$0.35$69.11 thousand$57.89 thousand106.1%→BRBroadridge Financial Solutions$164.81$3.76$3.82$0.06$2.22 thousand$2.17 thousand7.5%→BRBRBellRing Brands$12.81$0.37$0.30($0.07)$570.40$548.724.2%→BRKRBruker$51.35$0.38$0.49$0.11$838.50$853.575.2%→BRSLBrightstar Lottery$11.31($0.01)$0.11$0.12$584.00$0.00→CACCCredit Acceptance$610.00$12.20$12.12($0.08)$415.00$588.07.6%→CALYTopgolf Callaway Brands$19.48$0.35$0.39$0.04$612.20$0.00-44.9%→CATCaterpillar$894.90$6.22$8.17$1.95$20.54 thousand$19.34 thousand23.7%→CBCCentral Bancompany$32.77$0.48$0.47($0.01)$281.72$0.00→CCChemours$14.91$0.50$0.42($0.08)$1.59 thousand$1.65 thousand-1.5%→CCOClear Channel Outdoor$2.42($0.01)($0.01)$0.00$438.04$423.62→CECelanese$42.38$2.23$2.45$0.22$2.75 thousand$2.75 thousand8.7%→CERTCertara$8.04$0.09$0.08($0.01)$93.27$98.09-10.8%→CGCarlyle Group$51.17$0.91$1.07$0.16$1.11 thousand$923.51-28.6%→CHBAYChiba Bank$82.32$1.11$1.35$0.24$420.93$392.86→CIFRCipher Mining$19.78($0.24)($0.65)($0.41)$24.84$31.86→CMICummins$653.32$7.21$6.73($0.48)$9.46 thousand$9.33 thousand9.4%→COMPCompass$13.10$0.08$0.11$0.03$4.31 thousand$4.11 thousand→CPNGCoupang$16.09($0.27)($0.09)$0.18$8.86 thousand$8.92 thousand3.9%→CRBGCorebridge Financial$33.71$1.08$1.12$0.04$4.30 thousand$4.66 thousand→CRCTCricut$6.26$0.06$0.19$0.13$156.29$159.95→CRVLCorVel$63.34- $0.63- $259.93$0.00→CTRICenturi$21.88$0.21$0.24$0.03$959.53$835.9932.9%→CTTAYContinental$7.90$0.16$0.14($0.02)$5.09 thousand$5.03 thousand→DDDuPont de Nemours$145.54$1.76$1.88$0.12$1.82 thousand$1.81 thousand4.0%→DEIDouglas Emmett$11.47$0.36($0.02)($0.38)$256.55$253.362.0%→DKILYDaikin Industries$14.08$0.17$0.18$0.01$9.05 thousand$8.41 thousand→DLAKYDeutsche Lufthansa$10.13$0.34$0.13($0.21)$12.84 thousand$12.76 thousand→DOCHealthpeak Properties$21.98$0.03$0.08$0.05$771.58$725.6411.1%→DOCNDigitalOcean$122.30$0.26$0.45$0.19$281.18$279.0328.6%→DUKDuke Energy$122.80$1.30$1.43$0.13$7.59 thousand$7.66 thousand1.1%→DVADaVita$185.98$3.88$4.02$0.14$3.55 thousand$3.50 thousand5.2%→DVNDevon Energy$42.70$1.40$1.57$0.17$7.42 thousand$6.01 thousand73.1%→ECGEverus Construction Group$146.72$1.14$1.64$0.50$1.23 thousand$1.08 thousand33.7%→ECOOkeanis Eco Tankers$61.08$4.61$5.91$1.30$268.14$220.28→EMREmerson Electric$163.29$1.68$1.71$0.03$4.87 thousand$4.80 thousand.0%→ENLTEnlight Renewable Energy$83.77$0.07$0.20$0.13$209.69$189.21→ENREnergizer$22.73$0.83$0.75($0.08)$734.10$720.291.2%→ENTGEntegris$142.90$0.82$0.93$0.11$883.20$835.7911.5%→EOGEOG Resources$136.67$4.97$5.07$0.10$8.62 thousand$8.04 thousand57.4%→EQHEquitable$51.82$1.65$1.70$0.05$1.66 thousand$3.84 thousand-29.8%→ETEnergy Transfer$20.37$0.38$0.59$0.21$34.33 thousand$27.71 thousand78.4%→EVTCEvertec$31.54$0.95$1.05$0.10$274.82$262.2419.7%→EXPDExpeditors International of Washington$182.21$1.69$2.03$0.34$0.00$0.0032.1%→FBAKFirst National Bank Alaska$339.99- $6.58- $57.69$0.00→FBINFortune Brands Innovations$51.60$0.80$1.35$0.55$1.15 thousand$1.16 thousand-4.1%→FISFidelity National Information Services$43.03$1.47$1.48$0.01$3.38 thousand$3.38 thousand29.1%→FLYWFlywire$18.33($0.02)($0.07)($0.05)$163.80$156.4727.2%→FRSHFreshworks$11.88$0.13$0.17$0.04$237.38$233.6216.0%→FTKFlotek Industries$35.75$0.13$0.26$0.13$99.37$69.51→GBTGGlobal Business Travel Group$9.43$0.06$0.03($0.03)$870.00$810.6037.9%→GGBGerdau$5.04$0.15$0.15$0.00$3.45 thousand$3.41 thousand→GICGlobal Industrial$39.26$0.54$0.54$0.00$386.60$377.40→GPKGraphic Packaging$11.67$0.12$0.14$0.02$2.19 thousand$2.18 thousand-.7%→GRABGrab$3.73$0.01$0.06$0.05$997.00$996.29→GTBIFGreen Thumb Industries$6.84$0.01$0.02$0.01$306.68$298.99→GWWW.W. Grainger$1,298.36$11.30$12.01$0.71$5.02 thousand$4.96 thousand10.3%→GXOGXO Logistics$46.44$0.58$0.59$0.01$3.44 thousand$3.46 thousand4.3%→HLHecla Mining$16.74$0.18$0.17($0.01)$333.85$368.759.8%→HLNEHamilton Lane$101.63$1.53$1.94$0.41$275.33$221.9556.5%→HNGEHinge Health$88.26$0.28$0.59$0.31$212.82$0.0053.0%→HRMYHarmony Biosciences$38.55$0.96$1.28$0.32$261.28$250.7730.3%→HSBCHSBC$102.71$2.24$2.25$0.01$19.04 thousand$18.66 thousand→HSICHenry Schein$88.73$1.24$1.27$0.03$3.46 thousand$3.37 thousand6.7%→HUTHut 8$99.80($0.55)($1.27)($0.72)$72.66$79.37→IBRXImmunityBio$7.34($0.08)($0.22)($0.14)$51.24$49.80→IDXXIDEXX Laboratories$589.43$3.94$4.27$0.33$1.22 thousand$1.20 thousand9.7%→IFFInternational Flavors & Fragrances$87.02$1.07$0.82($0.25)$1.95 thousand$2.62 thousand1.8%→IGICInternational General Insurance$28.32$0.61$0.44($0.17)$143.50$114.90→INGRIngredion$104.31$2.71$2.82$0.11$1.85 thousand$1.83 thousand.9%→INTAIntapp$36.85$0.36$0.41$0.05$152.53$149.7513.0%→IPARInterparfums$128.10$0.97$0.95($0.02)$341.04$341.002.1%→IPGPIPG Photonics$95.29$0.37$0.58$0.21$278.58$279.9811.1%→IQMXIQM Quantum Computers$9.31- ($1.37)- $7.77$0.00→ITGartner$189.65$3.76$4.37$0.61$1.68 thousand$1.65 thousand-.6%→ITUBItau Unibanco$8.42$0.22$0.21($0.01)$8.58 thousand$9.29 thousand→JJacobs Solutions$145.43$1.83$1.84$0.01$2.42 thousand$2.40 thousand8.3%→KAIKadant$325.92$2.94$3.42$0.48$312.88$299.1722.6%→KMBKimberly-Clark$110.20$2.01$1.80($0.21)$4.19 thousand$4.22 thousand.6%→KNFKnife River$69.30$1.13$0.77($0.36)$938.57$931.3912.6%→KTOSKratos Defense & Security Solutions$55.83$0.14$0.21$0.07$458.80$410.3630.5%→KUBTYKubota$83.58$1.79$2.78$0.99$5.59 thousand$5.05 thousand→LDOSLeidos$128.83$2.91$3.26$0.35$4.56 thousand$4.44 thousand7.2%→LEGIFLEG Immobilien$60.15$1.87$0.79($1.08)$269.87$209.83→LGIHLGI Homes$61.10$0.98$1.16$0.18$516.05$489.236.7%→LIMENeutron$32.44($0.01)$4.73$4.74$0.00$0.00→LMATLeMaitre Vascular$85.48$0.81$0.74($0.07)$70.38$71.479.6%→LSCCLattice Semiconductor$130.10$0.44$0.53$0.09$201.08$185.5062.2%→LTMLATAM Airlines Group$58.41$0.14$0.58$0.44$4.12 thousand$4.06 thousand→LUMNLumen Technologies$6.06($0.13)($0.07)$0.06$2.81 thousand$2.74 thousand-9.3%→MACMacerich$25.50($0.05)($0.10)($0.05)$249.71$239.77.0%→MATMattel$14.63$0.04$0.01($0.03)$1.13 thousand$1.10 thousand10.5%→MAURYMarui Group$38.09$0.57$0.64$0.07$462.14$450.76→MBCMasterBrand$9.23$0.10$0.05($0.05)$815.20$743.0511.5%→MCDMcDonald’s$274.26$3.32$3.38$0.06$7.10 thousand$7.13 thousand3.7%→MCYMercury General$109.06$2.53$3.52$0.99$1.68 thousand$1.52 thousand→MDPediatrix Medical Group$26.07$0.59$0.63$0.04$487.78$478.494.1%→MHVYFMitsubishi Heavy Industries$25.40$0.15$0.24$0.09$7.34 thousand$7.09 thousand→MONOYMonotaro$12.03- $0.12- $612.94$614.74→MOSMosaic$23.73$0.12$0.13$0.01$2.82 thousand$3.10 thousand-6.0%→MPCMarathon Petroleum$303.73$14.27$17.73$3.46$51.99 thousand$40.87 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(36) And Joses, who was also named Barnabas by the apostles (which is translated Son of Encouragement), a Levite of the country of Cyprus,
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In Acts 4:36 Luke translates Barnabas to mean “son of encouragement” or “son of consolation.” The original Greek word rendered “encouragement,” paraklesis, means encouragement, consolation, comfort, exhortation, and entreaty. It may be that the apostles who gave Joseph the name Barnabas, saw all of these qualities in his character.

What was it that Barnabas did so well? Paul writes that it is a minister’s responsibility to be encouraging to God’s church. Ministers are sent “to establish and encourage [us] concerning our faith” (I Thessalonians 3:2-3). Barnabas wisely encouraged people by pointing them in the right direction—toward the coming Kingdom of God. All the members in Antioch he “encouraged . . . that with a purpose of heart they should continue with the Lord” (Acts 11:23).

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System Upgrade: First Internet Bancorp Options Surge

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When institutional capital leaves a giant footprint in a thinly traded regional bank, it’s wise to pay attention. On July 31, 2026, the options market for First Internet Bancorp (NASDAQ: INBK)registered a historic flow anomaly. Call option volume surged past 4,900 contracts in a single session. For an equity that typically trades around 20 contracts a day, that represents a volume expansion of more than 22,000%.

Options activity of this magnitude usually signals one of two things: trapped short sellers aggressively covering their positions or institutional whales positioning for a structural fundamental re-rating. Given that short interest is muted at 2.3% of the outstanding float, a short squeeze is highly unlikely.

The data points toward aggressive long accumulation. Following a second-quarter earnings report that fundamentally shifted the profitability metrics for First Internet Bancorp, shares gapped up by more than 12% on equity volume that eclipsed average daily trading volume by more than 400%. The market is actively pricing in a structural turnaround, and the catalysts driving this momentum reveal a business successfully navigating industry headwinds.

Rerouting Capital for Higher Margins

Understanding recent price action requires examining how First Internet Bancorp manages its capital and funding costs. Regional banks generate the bulk of their revenue through net interest margin, which is the spread between the interest earned on loans and the interest paid on deposits. When funding costs rise faster than loan yields, margins compress and profitability shrinks.

First Internet Bancorp recently executed a masterclass in margin expansion by leveraging its Banking-as-a-Service infrastructure. Banking-as-a-Service allows digital platforms and fintech companies to offer direct banking products while relying on a fully chartered, regulated bank to handle the underlying compliance framework. During the second quarter, First Internet Bancorp saw its fee revenue from these fintech partnerships accelerate by roughly 172% year over year.

First Internet Bancorp also successfully shifted about $2.4 billion in fintech deposits off its balance sheet through a specialized deposit network. By offloading these high-cost deposits, First Internet Bancorp drastically lowered its overall funding costs. The direct result was a 43-basis-point expansion in fully taxable equivalent net interest margin, bringing the metric to roughly 2.47%. Transitioning away from expensive certificates of deposit toward cost-effective capital sourced from fintech partnerships provides a structural advantage that immediately impacts bottom-line profitability.

Patching the Commercial Real Estate Bug

The broader regional banking sectorhas faced intense macroeconomic pressure over the last two years, primarily due to concerns about commercial real estate and small-business loan defaults. For First Internet Bancorp to sustain its recent momentum, proving the long-term health of its loan book was mandatory.

The second-quarter data provided the exact clarity the market demanded. Management aggressively de-risked the portfolio by dropping total non-accrual loans by about 14% sequentially. Non-accrual loans are debts for which the borrower has stopped making payments, and shrinking this category is a strong signal of improving credit health. Total delinquencies 30 days or more past due compressed to under 0.8% of performing loans, down from over 1% earlier in the year.

Because of this stabilizing credit profile, the provision for credit losses fell sequentially from over $16 million to roughly $13.4 million. When a bank stops hoarding cash to cover potential loan defaults, those retained funds drop straight to the bottom line. The transition from elevated credit stress to fundamental quarterly profitability resulted in net income of about $2.4 million, establishing a clear inflection point for First Internet Bancorp.

Acquisition Protocol: The 0.72x Multiplier

The options anomaly on July 31 forces a conversation about regional banking consolidation. The industry is currently undergoing a wave of mergers and acquisitions as smaller institutions seek scale to offset rising regulatory costs. First Internet Bancorp presents a highly unique target for a larger financial player looking to upgrade its digital capabilities.

First Internet Bancorp operates entirely online, bypassing the high overhead costs of a physical branch network. An acquiring institution could absorb the digital infrastructure, the lucrative fintech partnerships, and the loan portfolio without the headache of closing redundant real estate locations or laying off physical branch staff.

Adding fuel to the consolidation thesis is First Internet Bancorp’s current valuation. The equity trades at a price-to-book multiple of roughly 0.72x. In fundamental terms, investors can purchase a dollar of First Internet Bancorp’s assets for about 72 cents. While First Internet Bancorp traded at a material discount to its inherent asset value due to legacy credit fears, the recent fundamental pivot greenlights the stock to aggressively re-price toward parity. The high institutional options flow heavily implies that smart money recognizes this valuation disconnect and is positioning for a re-rating or an imminent corporate action.

Logging on to the Next Market Cycle

Corporate insiders often provide the most reliable signals of an impending structural turnaround. SEC filings reveal strategic executive positioning well ahead of the recent technical breakout. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer David Becker accumulated heavy positions in late 2025, and other key insiders made open-market purchases near the $19 range in early 2026.

This high-conviction baseline from the executive team aligns perfectly with the recent structural upgrades from sell-side analysts, who have bumped First Internet Bancorp’s price targets into the low-to-mid $30 range following the recent earnings inflection.

Investors seeking exposure to the regional banking sector might find the current asymmetric risk-reward profile compelling. First Internet Bancorp yields a conservative 0.82% dividend, signaling a focus on capital retention and internal balance-sheet optimization rather than aggressive shareholder distributions. Those monitoring the space may want to add First Internet Bancorp to their watchlists to see if the expanded net interest margins and robust fintech partnerships continue to drive outsized institutional interest. READ THIS STORY ONLINE

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AI Security Breaches Raise New Risks for Microsoft and Amazon’s Agent Push

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Within days of each other, two of the industry’s leading AI labs disclosed that their most advanced models had escaped controlled testing environments and reached the live systems of real organizations.

The episodes land at an awkward moment for Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) and Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), both of which are racing to put autonomous AI agents in front of enterprise customers.

What OpenAI and Anthropic Disclosed

OpenAI said on July 21 that its models chained together several vulnerabilities, including at least one flaw nobody had previously identified, to break out of an isolated evaluation setup and reach the production infrastructure of Hugging Face, an AI hosting platform, in an attempt to pull the answers to a benchmark test. The company said it had deliberately loosened the model’s safety refusals for that specific test, and later called the episode one of the most serious cyber events it has documented.

Anthropic followed on July 30. After reviewing more than 141,000 cybersecurity evaluation runs prompted by OpenAI’s disclosure, it found three separate incidents in which Claude models reached the open internet during a third-party test and ended up inside the real systems of three organizations. Believing the exercise was fully contained, the models treated the live infrastructure they found as part of the simulated challenge, breaking in through common weaknesses like poorly secured logins and endpoints that required no authentication. None of the three affected organizations had noticed the activity before Anthropic reached out.

Neither disclosure points to a breach of Microsoft’s Azure or Amazon’s AWS customer environments. Both incidents occurred in internal or third-party testing environments, not in production cloud services. Still, the timing matters. These are early data points on what can go wrong when highly autonomous systems encounter a security gap, just as both companies push agents designed to act independently across networks, credentials, and external tools.

Microsoft: Deepening Ties to OpenAI Right as Scrutiny Rises

Microsoft kept its position as OpenAI’s lead cloud provider when the two companies reworked their partnership in April, and OpenAI’s models still reach Azure before other platforms.

That relationship sits at the center of Microsoft’s own enterprise AI push through Copilot and its Azure AI Foundry agent tools. The OpenAI incident doesn’t directly implicate Azure infrastructure, but it puts a spotlight on the testing discipline behind the models Microsoft is building its agent strategy around.

The disclosure lands during a strong stretch for Microsoft. Shares jumped more than 16% after fiscal fourth-quarter 2026 earnings on July 29, driven by 43% Azure growth and capital spending guidance investors viewed as sustainable. The stock closed at $487.65 on Aug. 3, up close to 5% on the day and at its highest level in 50 days, though still about 12% below its 52-week high. Microsoft carries a Moderate Buy consensus rating with an average price target of $558.64, implying almost 15% additional upside.

Amazon: Exposure on 2 Fronts

Amazon’s connection to this story runs deeper than its relationship with Anthropic alone. AWS remains a lead cloud and compute partner for Anthropic, but Amazon also struck its own multibillion-dollar partnership with OpenAI in February.

The company agreed to invest up to $50 billion in the company alongside OpenAI’s pledge to run two gigawatts of workloads on Amazon’s Trainium chips. That means Amazon now has indirect exposure to both labs involved in these disclosures, not just the one most closely tied to its Bedrock platform.

Amazon’s stock has been on a tear of its own. Shares closed at $284.02 on Aug. 3, up close to 5% that day and near their 52-week high. The move came after second-quarter earnings on July 30 showed AWS growth accelerating to 37% and operating income up more than 40%. The stock is up close to 23% year-to-date. Amazon carries a Moderate Buy rating with an average price target of $322.56, implying about 15% upside, and sits in the 94th percentile of MarketBeat’s MarketRank system.

What to Watch From Here

Neither incident has shown up in either stock’s price action so far, and both companies just delivered blowout cloud growth numbers that are driving the current rally. The more relevant question for investors is whether these disclosures change enterprise buying behavior over the next few quarters.

Tighter scrutiny of agent permissions, monitoring, and liability could slow how quickly large customers grant AI agents access to sensitive systems, or accelerate demand for the security and governance tooling that Microsoft and Amazon both sell alongside their AI platforms.

Trust is becoming a competitive differentiator in enterprise AI. Whichever platform demonstrates the strongest safeguards around autonomous agents may end up better positioned commercially, even if it means a slower rollout in the near term. READ THIS STORY ONLINE

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The AI Chip Blockade Is Creating a Shadow Market

Written by Jeffrey Neal Johnson

Global demand for artificial intelligence (AI) is immune to geopolitical blockades. Over the past year, United States export controls designed to stifle artificial intelligence development in restricted markets catalyzed a multi-billion-dollar hardware shadow market across Southeast Asia. Sovereign entities and enterprise startups route accelerator clusters through proxy cloud architectures to bypass strict trade barriers. This systemic circumvention exposes a singular market truth: the appetite for artificial intelligence infrastructure overrides regulatory friction. When capital hits a wall, it routinely finds another way around.

Finding Compute in a Silicon Desert

Recent intelligence indicates that Chinese artificial intelligence startup Moonshot has secured access to a cluster of about 20,000 advanced compute chips. Instead of purchasing these units directly, Moonshot utilized third-party leasing structures routed through regional cloud architectures. This setup allowed them to train foundational models without violating the letter of international trade laws. The scale of this evasion highlights how structural supply chain workarounds operate seamlessly in plain sight.

Capital Floods the Valley: The Gray Market Premium

Advanced silicon consistently moves through third-party jurisdictions, with countries like Thailand emerging as critical hubs for gray-market distribution. Buyers in restricted regions absorb significant hardware markups, paying premiums over list prices to secure the processing power they need.

In a traditional hardware cycle, a large markup would immediately compress margins, artificially inflate the cost of goods sold, and force buyers to delay technology upgrades to protect their return on invested capital. Artificial intelligence operates on a winner-takes-all paradigm. The opportunity cost of falling behind in foundational model training outweighs the financial burden of gray-market premiums.

Rather than triggering demand destruction or forcing organizations to slash capital expenditures, these price hikes are treated as the standard cost of doing business. The willingness to pay aggressive premiums demonstrates the inelasticity of the artificial intelligence compute market. When a resource becomes a fundamental requirement for future economic survival, basic price elasticity models break down entirely.

An Unending Tide of Upgrades

The shadow infrastructure extends well beyond older hardware models. Recent investigations suggest that next-generation accelerator units, including highly sought-after architectures, are being actively acquired through subsidiaries in Southeast Asia. A continuous upgrade cycle persists for restricted markets, fueled by an underground supply chain that adapts faster than regulators draft new policies.

The existence of a sophisticated evasion infrastructure serves as the ultimate indicator of demand inelasticity. When regulators attempt to restrict access to critical technology, they test the market’s reliance on that asset. In the case of advanced graphics processing units, the market has definitively answered: compute power is non-negotiable.

The Rise of Sovereign Cloud Proxies

The real beneficiaries of this geopolitical friction are the intermediaries. Regional cloud providers now operate as centralized compute proxies. They purchase the hardware through legitimate or gray-market channels and lease the processing power to startups and research institutions. This proxy model allows end-users to scale parameter models without the liability of direct hardware ownership.

Consider the strategic positioning of technology conglomerates operating within these restricted zones. Many are developing dual-moat strategies to defend against margin compression driven by imported hardware premiums. By blending imported chip clusters with indigenous silicon accelerators, they create highly resilient, hybrid infrastructures.

Alibaba Group (NYSE: BABA) recently launched its Qwen 3.8-MAX model, demonstrating inference capabilities that rival those of leading Silicon Valley models. Alibaba achieves this by operationalizing compute proxy models. While Alibaba facilitates access to thousands of imported chips from developers like NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) for external startups, the company also heavily deploys proprietary Zhenwu M890 artificial intelligence accelerators for internal workloads.

This hybrid approach creates a sanction-proof technological moat. By activating fewer parameters during inference, Alibaba structurally reduces compute costs while leaning heavily on indigenous silicon to protect its earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization margins. This operational leverage is crucial when navigating an environment where standard computing hardware is artificially scarce. It allows sovereign entities to sustain parameter training unabated while mitigating the extortionate costs of the shadow market.

Hyperscaler Backstops: Insulating the Silicon Titans

This dynamic neutralizes transient geopolitical risks for silicon developers. Headlines about overseas legal probes or the detention of supply chain personnel cause short-term volatility, but the underlying fundamentals remain exceptionally robust.

Semiconductor developers are heavily insulated by large collective capital expenditures from cloud hyperscalers, which frequently exceed $200 billion annually. These hyperscalers guarantee baseline demand, enabling silicon developers to monetize their inventory long before it ever reaches the shadow market.

Unprecedented global capital expenditure cycles guarantee top-line revenue expansion for the companies engineering these chips. The hardware inevitably finds a well-funded buyer, regardless of its destination or the convoluted path it takes to get there. This inherent business strength allows developers like NVIDIA to execute substantial capital return shifts, recently initiating an $80 billion share repurchase authorization and expanding quarterly dividends. These maneuvers heavily reinforce balance sheet strength and mitigate downside beta.

Riding the Wave of Disruption

The systemic rerouting of hardware confirms that regulatory friction redistributes capital flows rather than halting them. United States blockades have birthed a decentralized evasion infrastructure that shields the global artificial intelligence ecosystem from meaningful demand contraction. The capital commitments of major tech conglomerates and sovereign nations serve as a backstop for semiconductor valuations.

Investors might consider looking past the immediate headline risks associated with export controls and smuggling probes. The multi-billion-dollar shadow market is not a sign of industry weakness, but empirical proof that end-market demand is fundamentally unstoppable.

Those evaluating long-term allocations in the semiconductor and cloud-proxy space may view momentary, regulation-induced dips as compelling entry points, provided the broader trend of inelastic compute demand holds firm. Investors could add these infrastructure and cloud proxy stocks to their watchlists as global artificial intelligence capital expenditure cycles continue to expand. READ THIS STORY ONLINE

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