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Nasdaq 100 holds support levels despite hawkish Fed minutes suggesting sustained higher rates. Tech stocks show resilience as markets now expect July rate cuts instead of June.

SpaceX plans a potential 2026 IPO valued at $1.25-$1.5 trillion, potentially raising $50 billion. The aerospace company combines commercial rocket launches, Starlink satellite services, and AI operations.

Tesla shares down 8% YTD as investors question whether the company's planned $20B annual spending on AI, robotics, and manufacturing can justify its $1.5 trillion valuation.

Alphabet and Amazon lead analyst endorsements among Robinhood's most-held stocks, each receiving 58 buy ratings. Both tech giants benefit from strong business fundamentals and AI/cloud growth opportunities.

S&P 500 remains stable despite sharp decline in sector correlations to 0.066, signaling significant capital shifts and divergent sector performance amid portfolio reallocation.

Rivian shares fell 7.11% despite analyst upgrades, as investors worry about R2 SUV launch execution risks and the company's path to profitability.

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Autonomous vehicle sector consolidates around elite players like Waymo and Baidu as robotaxi fleets exceed 10,000 vehicles globally, with China leading adoption.

YieldMax announced distributions for three covered call ETFs (MSST, NVIT, TEST) targeting 25% annual income through systematic call-writing strategies on major tech stocks.

Global battery storage market expected to double to $105.96 billion by 2030, driven by renewable energy adoption and falling lithium-ion costs.

Broadcom differentiates itself in AI hardware by focusing on custom chips and networking infrastructure, with AI revenue up 74% year-over-year and $10B+ backlog.

Tech earnings mixed with strong AI infrastructure gains. Anthropic secures $30B funding; robotaxi launches in Abu Dhabi. Regulatory scrutiny and energy concerns mount as AI expands.

Investors increasingly scrutinize earnings quality as firms rely on non-operational income to support profits amid stretched valuations and slowing business growth.

Tesla diversifies beyond EVs into robotaxis, robots, and solar as automotive margins compress from $10,000 to $4,000 per vehicle amid intensifying competition.

Lucid plans to launch affordable vehicles under $50,000 and develop autonomous driving software to expand beyond luxury cars, though execution risks remain significant.

Tesla shifts focus toward Optimus humanoid robots and AI amid EV sales decline. Analysts project $2 trillion valuation if robotics development succeeds by 2026.

Rivian launches sub-$50K R2 model targeting mainstream EV buyers while investing in autonomous driving and AI to compete in the growing electric vehicle market.

Ferrari's hybrid sales surge to 45% of output while maintaining profitability. Stock declined despite operational strength, offering valuation opportunity as first EV approaches.

Joby Aviation partners with Nvidia to develop autonomous flight technology for its eVTOL aircraft, combining advanced computing with autonomous software for military and civilian use.

Pentagon listed Alibaba, BYD, and Baidu as military-linked Chinese firms, then withdrew the filing hours later ahead of Trump-Xi summit talks.