November 5, 2026

The Financial News

The Financial News

Stock Market Slumps, Qualcomm & Quick Serve Earnings, and a Robotics IPO


Today’s stock drop may have caught a lot of people off guard, but that is the price we pay to invest in stocks. Knowing how to control one’s emotions on these types of days can be just as important as picking the right stocks. Plus, Qualcomm, Cava, and Dutch Bros earnings and a first look at robotics stock Agility Robotics

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Jon Quast, Tyler Crowe, and Matt Frankel discuss:

– “Emotional hedges” for big down days

– Qualcomm’s earnings & its SpaceX deal

– Is a slower data center buildout actually good?

– Cava & Dutch Bros earnings

– First Look: Agility Robotics

Companies discussed: QCOM, AAPL, QCOM, SPCX, TMUS. VZ, T, CAVA, BROS, AGLT, NVDA, AMZN,

Host: Tyler Crowe

Guests: Matt Frankel, Jon Quast

Engineer: Dan Boyd

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