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Interactive Brokers beat earnings per share but missed revenue targets, declining 1.49% after-hours. Commission revenue surged 19% and pretax margins hit 77%.

Lucid appoints new CEO, raises $1.05B from PIF and Uber, posts record deliveries, but accelerating cash burn and dilution threaten viability through 2027.

S&P 500 slipped 0.3% Tuesday amid Iran ceasefire uncertainty and rising yields, while crude oil surged 2.7% to $90, reflecting geopolitical tensions and strong economic data.

Rivian's $21B valuation dwarfs next to Tesla's $1.2T, suggesting potential upside if it successfully executes AI and autonomy investments while scaling affordable R2 SUV production.

Bill Ackman passes on SpaceX IPO due to $21B capital expenditures and negative free cash flow, despite Starlink generating $3B annually. May invest once satellite network matures.

S&P 500 closes slightly lower as dispersion trading continues. Market shows technical gaps and earnings season expected to trigger volatility unwinding.

Rivian faces 90% stock decline but plans R2 SUV launch in 2026 at $60K, backed by $6B cash and Volkswagen partnership.

U.S. stocks retreated April 20 amid Middle East tensions, with oil jumping 6% while energy stocks rallied and travel stocks declined.

S&P 500 retreats 0.5% as oil surges 6% amid Iran tensions. Small caps outperform; TopBuild soars 17% on QXO's $17B acquisition deal.

S&P 500 earnings projected to grow 13.2% in Q1 2026, marking six consecutive quarters of double-digit growth, fueled by semiconductor boom and banking rebounds.

Tesla plans Optimus 3 production in summer 2026 with potential human-level proficiency, priced at $20K-$30K, but execution risks and 185 P/E valuation pose challenges.

Tesla reported zero federal tax liability for 2025 while shifting $18B in profits through offshore subsidiaries, potentially avoiding $400M+ in U.S. taxes through legally compliant strategies.

U.S. stocks retreated from records as Iran tensions spiked oil prices 5%. Nearly 20% of S&P 500 firms report earnings this week amid 14% growth expectations.

Tesla trades at a 300+ P/E ratio on autonomous vehicle and robotics bets, not current 1.6M vehicle sales. Near-term headwinds include falling sales and intense competition.

$TSLA reports Q1 earnings April 22 amid 358K delivery misses, 14% sequential decline, and 370 P/E ratio concerns.

Tesla delivered 358,023 EVs in Q1 2026, topping BYD, but profit margins crashed from 24% to under 16% amid intensifying competition.

$LCID plunges 67% amid persistent losses, delayed mass-market models. Fresh funding from Uber and Saudi PIF fails to restore investor confidence.

Amazon acquires Globalstar for satellite communications; Snap cuts 16% of workforce. Strong TSMC earnings highlight AI chip demand strength amid broader tech sector restructuring.

Space-based data centers gain viability as technical barriers fall and reusable rockets slash launch costs. Cooling efficiency and solar power drive sector momentum.

Tesla reportedly developing cheaper, smaller SUV for mass-market competition, potentially produced in China, signaling strategic shift toward accessible pricing.