Filmzölle, Tyson Foods, United Airlines: Trendticker

00:00 Speaker A

Now time for some of today's trend kickers. We watch Netflix, Tyson Foods and United. At first, the Netflix shares sink into the pre-market after President Trump announced plans to collect a 100% tariff for films made outside of the USA. In a post about the social of truth, Trump said that he had approved the Ministry of Commerce to start immediately with the process of introducing the additional tariffs. Minister of Commerce Howard Lutnick said we are in a contribution to X and details about how tariffs would be calculated that remain unclear. The announcement also affects shares of people such as Disney and Warner Brothers. You can see that everyone here is in front of the market.

00:41 Speaker B

Yes, and how these tariff announcements have become the norm, we do not have much clarity about how they come into force or which details are being done here. For example, it is not clear whether films or television programs that are actually shot overseas, but are then finished in the USA, may be freed from some of these potential tariffs that the president talks about here. Nevertheless, we already have an analyst comment. Benchmark -Analyst Matthew Harrigan, who talks about the announcement, says that at a time when we already have uncertainty, it will flow further noise in all of these entertainment stocks.

01:16 Speaker A

Yes, and this contribution about the social truth and Trump says that the film industry in America dies very quickly. He has obviously not seen any sinners yet because they are brought back to life.

01:36 Speaker B

Hey, you know, I know, you know, I see it this weekend, so no spoilers, no spoilers. In order, we will talk about the profits of Tyson Foods in the second quarter of the company, since the profit in the losses of the chicken business in the beef department starts. Tyson, which produces products such as Jimmy Dean Würste and Hillshire Farm Hams, increased the adjusted operating result of almost 27%compared to the previous year. The strong demand for chicken and cheaper bird food benefited from the edges in the three-month period. Chicken gains were the keys to the company and relieve the costs associated with a recently carried out cattle deficiency. This may also be a recession indicator that we sometimes talk about when you see an increased turnover with chickens compared to a decline in beef sales. But the brand is missing for sales, that seems to be the sticking point for investors, and as you can see, it brings the stock around 5%this morning.

02:44 Speaker A

In almost every segment here the volumes were down to their point of view. The volume change rose by 3%for the last second quarter for this company in chicken, but the beef decreased by 1.4%, pork fell 3.8%, prepared food, international, other category, which also a single -digit percentage percentage. And then also think about what the price systems looked like. The prices were actually higher over beef, pork, um, prepared food, and they still saw how this volume withdrew. Customers who push the price back are very selectively about the proteins they shop into, um, and we will continue to observe how investors really evaluate this in Tyson shares, which are about 5% lower here before the start of trade.

03:41 Speaker A

After all, we have to talk about widespread delays in another week at New York International Airport, a Hub United Airlines. With personnel problems, more than 500 flights at the airport have been canceled or delayed in the past few days. Scott Kirby, CEO of United, says that due to the ongoing problems, the airline cuts 35 tours a day from the schedule in New York. Kirby debt technology problems and a chronically understaffed air team team for the delays. In response to the delays, transport secretary Sean Duffy presented a new plan to revise the workforce of air traffic controls. United's shares have dropped by about 1%, and here is the reason. The general footprint, which United has at this airport, are amazingly critical, and this is what makes about 10% of their domestic schedule, which actually leads here through United New York Liberty or New York Liberty International Airport Airport. Um, I didn't want to mark it as united, but as the footprint you have there, even though there are 50 airlines at this airport, United is one of the largest there. And then we had ultimately heard of some capacity cuts that should already be carried out by airlines, and knew that the mixture was embedded in the current quarter and the future in the summer trip season, and this added that it was even more of a headwind that we heard. For decades, despite some of the most important headlines that start this year.

05:42 Speaker B

Yes, this is a great statistics that you have also pointed out, Brad, about how exposed southwest is specifically on problems at this airport. United. I am so sorry. Thank you for corrected that. Yes, and then I also think that it is important to point out something that has been reported by MSNBC over the weekend, a correspondent who is communicated by an air traffic controller that the airport is currently not safe for the flying public. Of course, this can lead to concern for consumers who fly here to this airport and from this airport, as the CEO of United mentioned that 20% of FAA workers leave here from the FAA workers. And you can scan the following QR code to track the best and worst stocks with the Yahoo Finances Trending tickers.

06:10 Speaker A

United, yes.

06:33 Speaker B

Yes.