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SpaceX targets June 2026 IPO at $1.75 trillion valuation, raising $50-75 billion. Cross-company synergies with Tesla could drive growth in robotics and energy storage.

$O offers steady 13.3% annualized returns and 114 consecutive quarterly dividend increases, but $100K grows to ~$350K in 10 years—solid long-term play, not millionaire shortcut.

Rivian outpaces Lucid with achieved production scale and positive margins, while Lucid struggles with execution. Both remain unprofitable but Rivian's trajectory appears stronger.

Intel stock surged 23.6% after Q1 earnings crushed expectations, with data center revenue jumping 22% to $5.1B and adjusted net income soaring 156% to $1.5B.

Tesla deploys robotaxis to Dallas and Houston while QXO's $17B TopBuild acquisition reshapes building products landscape amid autonomous vehicle competition.

Intel surged 21.91% after crushing Q1 earnings with $0.29 adjusted EPS versus $0.01-0.02 consensus, driven by strong data center and AI segment performance.

Trump policy announcements now drive S&P 500 swings. Five trading days account for entire 19% 2025 gain; excluding them shows 2.7% loss.

Palantir surged 1,600% with 135% revenue growth and newfound profitability, but its 113x forward P/E valuation may have priced in years of future growth already.

SpaceX secures $20B bridge loan to refinance debt ahead of summer IPO at $1.75T valuation, though 2025 losses nearly hit $5B on $18.5B revenue.

SpaceX secured a $20B bridge loan to refinance debt ahead of a planned summer IPO at $1.75 trillion valuation, despite reporting a $5 billion loss in 2025.

Tesla begins Cybercab pilot production with broader rollout expected in 2026, but CEO warns slow ramp. Core vehicle sales weaken as company invests $25B+ in autonomous future.

Intel stock gains 2.3% on Tesla partnership worth $3B and Q1 earnings beat amid market declines.

Tesla shares fell 3.47% April 23 despite Q1 earnings beat and 16% sales growth, as $25B 2026 capex guidance for AI and robotics sparked investor concerns.

U.S. markets fell on April 23 amid Strait of Hormuz tensions and tech weakness, though industrial and semiconductor stocks showed strength.

Wealth manager Ross Gerber plans to sell majority SpaceX stake at IPO, questioning company's $2 trillion valuation against $20 billion revenue.

SpaceX and Tesla launch Terafab with $20B to produce advanced 2nm chips. Analysts see minimal near-term threat to TSMC's dominance despite ambitions.

S&P 500 retreats from record highs as tech giants disappoint on forward guidance; oil surges amid Strait of Hormuz tensions.

Gerber Kawasaki CEO Ross Gerber defends Tesla criticism, arguing Elon Musk's political views have damaged the automaker's brand and halved potential sales to 1.5M vehicles.

Tesla beat Q1 earnings with 41-cent EPS and 21% gross margins, signaling successful pivot toward AI robotaxy and robotics ventures.

Tesla doubles down on AI investments amid $2B hardware acquisition and Cybercab plans, but stock falls 2.79% as capital spending pressures margins and automotive demand weakens.