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Nautilus can count single protein molecules and tell their versions apart (Nature Methods, Sep 4). Now $114.3M of cash, a runway into Q1 2028 and a mid-2027 launch must prove labs will buy. The science, the cash and the 1T math: $NAUT https://t.co/fXTj7jORJz
Q3 mix is the tell: ~$63M of HPC lease inside $76.2M total β 102 MW online, 336 MW still building at Lake Mariner.
Full breakdown: https://t.co/4gpj558SeR
America runs >32 GW of TOPCon module lines and ~1 GW of TOPCon cells to feed them.
T1 Energy owns the TOPCon patents, a 5 GW module plant and a 2.1 GW cell fab due Q1 2027. Market cap: ~$0.7B. Q3 on Nov 12.
Full article: https://t.co/g15XDQfEYA
$TE Β· Not financial advice.
SpaceXβs biggest opportunity may not be winning a larger share of todayβs launch market.
It may be making things economical that nobody can afford to build today.
Thatβs why I think looking at Starship only as a bigger rocket misses the investment thesis.
If launch becomes cheaper and more frequent, companies can design different satellites. They can replace hardware sooner. They can test ideas that would never survive the economics of an expensive, infrequent ride to orbit.
More customers could justify more flights. More flights could spread development and infrastructure costs across more missions. Lower costs could attract the next group of customers.
But that cycle has to be earned. Recovering a vehicle is not the same as turning it around cheaply. Demand is not guaranteed just because capacity exists.
Hereβs what would strengthen my conviction: the same hardware flying repeatedly, less work between flights, and customers building businesses around that availability.
Iβm bullish on the possibility that SpaceX expands the market rather than merely dominates it.
Not because a huge valuation is inevitable. Because changing the economics of access to orbit could change what gets built there.
Not financial advice.
CoreWeave customers have signed ~$104B of future business. On Nov 4 its 2031 bonds traded as low as 79.5 cents on the dollar. One side is mispricing the next five years. Q3 lands Nov 10. We broke down the backlog, the debt and the 1T math. $CRWV https://t.co/zP2Npj0m3k
UPDATE: Reuters reports CENTCOM is forming "Task Force Iron Gate" to curb Iran's flows via land borders and the Caspian. CENTCOM says the naval blockade has blocked $25B+ of Iranian oil exports.
Iran's navy claims a tanker hit a mine in Hormuz; not independently confirmed. NFA.
π’οΈ OIL JUST LOST ~7% IN A DAY ON IRAN PEACE-TALK SIGNALS
Brent fell as much as 7.3% to $105.14 and WTI about 7% to $96.87 after Iran's president said the supreme leader had granted the government "certain authorities" for peace talks. A Qatar-mediated draft proposal is circulating. No deal is signed.
The cushion is thin: the world has drained nearly 1 billion barrels from inventories since Hormuz was disrupted, per ADNOC's CEO. That's roughly 10 days of global oil demand.
UPDATE: Brent just tagged $100 again.
Yahoo BZ=F printed a day high of $100.00 around 03:35 Warsaw. Last sits near $99.63, about +5.3% from Wednesday's $94.62 close.
This is a touch, not a sustained hold. Press still frames Brent as "nearing $100." Middle East supply concerns are the floor under a sharp weekly-drop headline.
AI angle: $100 Brent is the power-bill / inflation input we flagged after Wednesday's dump.
Source: "Elon Musk STUNS In New Interview With Predictions & Opens Up (With Timestamps)", Matt Pocius on Tesla Stock & Money, Nov 6, 2026 (Ron Baron / 33rd Annual Baron Investment Conference). Clip from 33:28: https://t.co/2WFibd3vow
ELON MUSK ON STARMIND β AI COMPUTE IN SPACE
First StarMind computers, co-designed with Nvidia: start launching ~Q3 2027, significant volume in '28, very large volume in '29.
His reason: you can't hit terawatt/year of AI on the ground β or even ~200 GW/year β because there isn't enough power. If compute follows power, the next racks leave Earth.