We’ve reworked the Screener cards: IQS Lite explained in plain language, 1W/1D become “weekly”/“daily”, plus an Executive View with memory.

From Monday July 6, every ticker page shows a next-earnings badge with a countdown. It's in the Market Pulse too.

US layoffs cooled in June, yet Challenger names AI as the top cited cause for a fourth straight month. The same week, Claude Sonnet 5 made agentic AI cheaper, California signed a landmark Anthropic deal, and Colorado's high-risk AI law took effect.

Ten days after Versailles, Iran struck US bases in Bahrain and Kuwait; Starmer resigned; Mamdani's slate ousted two House incumbents in New York; OpenAI and Anthropic locked their flagship models to White House review. Substance came calling on stagecraft.

Oracle's 10-K is the first big SEC filing to pin workforce cuts on AI: 21,000 jobs gone with $1.8B in severance. OpenAI and Broadcom unveil the Jalapeño inference chip with ~50% claimed savings. Anthropic monetises Fable 5 and lures Nobel laureate Jumper.

Brazilian equity coverage is live: weekly Market Pulse Brazil now, plus 31 B3 stocks in the Screener with this weekend's update.

Three stages, one week: Versailles, Brussels, Beijing. Trump signs the Iran MoU at Macron's dinner, Burnham wins Makerfield and challenges Starmer, China's 618 anoints AI as retail infrastructure. The G7 and the European Council follow.

Commerce halts Anthropic's Fable 5 and Mythos 5; restored 18 June with nationality-based controls. G7 Évian: AI CEOs pitch a US-led coalition. EU picks Italian-led EUROPA consortium for a 24-language frontier model. PwC: 62% AI wage premium. Accenture -20% on AI guidance.

We have added 11 stocks (8 US + 3 Italy) to the list we analyse every week. They now receive the same Doppio Lato analysis.

The Gold ticker pages get richer: weekly Support & Resistance with ATR distance and a built-in glossary of the page's terms.

Sunday June 14 staged five competing spectacles in one news cycle: Trump's birthday parade, the 'No Kings' national concert, Vannacci's party launch in Rome, Geneva G7 riots and the 'complete' Iran deal. The week's question: how long can performance substitute politics?

Every analysis reserved for Platinum on AiTrading67 now links to a dedicated reading guide: annotated screenshots and a numbered explanation of every block in the post.

AiTrading67.com now has a dedicated section for platform updates. A direct channel between us and everyone who uses the site every week.

Weekly observatory, week ending June 8, 2026 — Apple-Google deal (confirmed Jan 12, 2026): a 1.2T Gemini for Siri at ~$1B/year; consumer launch expected at the WWDC keynote scheduled for the evening of June 8. Challenger reports 97,006 May cuts, 40% AI-attributed — third consecutive record