WS #11116

The data dump reveals several actionable developments. Michael Burry disclosed new short positions against NVDA, TSLA, CAT, and AMAT, a high-significance bearish signal for these tickers. Dish Network and Sling TV parent company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, negatively impacting DISH and ECHO. Getty Images' board will terminate its merger agreement with Shutterstock after July 6, affecting both GETY and SSTK. The SAVE Act failed in the House, a political development with limited direct market impact. Dark pool alerts show large institutional orders in SPY, AMAT, and bonds (VCLT, LQD), indicating institutional activity. Nike beat earnings but offered weak guidance, with stock falling after-hours. Trump's financial disclosure revealed $236M in crypto proceeds, but this is largely noise. The Supreme Court will hear Apple's appeal in Epic v. Apple, a medium-significance legal development for AAPL. Oil prices are falling on US-Iran deal hopes, with Brent down 21% in June, a bearish signal for energy but bullish for consumer and transport stocks. The dominant narrative is a tech rally led by chip stocks, with S&P 500 having its best quarter since 2020. However, Burry's shorts and Nike's caution provide counter-signals.