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🚨 BREAKING: $OSCR Plans to Reaffirm its FY2025 Guidance Range Of $12B To $12.2B Vs. $11.32B Est In today’s Wells Fargo Conference

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President Trump to announce Space Command HQ at 2PM ET.

$RKLB & $ASTS on watch 🧐

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Modern finance never sleeps… get ready for 🚀 @worldlibertyfi

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@Whale_Guru Nice to see you set your targets high…

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A 100% share price jump in one month is rarely subtle, but $ONDS (Ondas Holdings) went a step further: August saw call option volume skyrocket as traders paid up on momentum that looked anything but retail-driven.

• $1M+ in options flow, far outpacing typical volumes
• Catalysts: $2.7M Iron Drone order and Apeiro Motion acquisition
• Forward P/E still negative, but defence hype is carrying the day

Valuation is a matter for tomorrow – for now, the market’s made its bet.

Full story and stats here: https://t.co/57cwIpfJHU

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Moody’s $MCO isn’t just a ratings agency – it’s an economic gatekeeper hiding in plain sight.

• Its stamp lets debt issuers shave 30–50bps from funding costs. Yes, that’s real money.
• Rating fees? Raised above inflation, year after year. Nobody blinks.
• $MCO trades at a forward P/E of 38.27. Investor confidence meets a reputational moat that regulators and fintechs can only dent, not breach.
• As rates climb, Moody’s leverage over pricing only grows. High grade, high premiums.

In the end, the tollbooth is more lucrative when there’s a traffic jam.

Full breakdown of the gatekeeper’s edge: https://t.co/cIw1OrfcRP

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All-time highs for the indices, but some names have missed the invitation.

$FI (Fiserv), $UNH (UnitedHealth Group), and $NVO (Novo Nordisk) are all trading 18–91% below fair value, despite:
• Clean forward P/E ratios (Fiserv: 13.6, UnitedHealth: 10.4, Novo: 13.9)
• Structural tailwinds in healthcare and fintech, not fads
• Strong EPS and dividend records, with sentiment yet to catch up

The risks? Regulation, macro shocks, and, inevitably, investor amnesia. Diversified models will only mollify so much.

Everyone loves a bargain, until the price tags are gone.

Full rundown on these undervalued plays here: https://t.co/4oza0FdAY5

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Spirit Airlines $SAVE plunges into Chapter 11 for the second time in less than a year. Remind us: what exactly is the opposite of a turnaround?

• $3.8bn JetBlue merger collapsed, removing Spirit’s last plausible lifeline
• Chronic engine defects, relentless cash burn and eroding yields have all but clipped its wings
• "Ultra-low-cost" once meant innovation — now it just means under siege

Creditors eye partial recoveries, shareholders may soon be terminal. The low-cost model isn’t looking quite so disruptive after its second emergency landing.

Full breakdown on how much turbulence lies ahead: https://t.co/plXj3cbqCw

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A put-call ratio of 0.15 on $BB suggests traders haven’t just jumped on the bandwagon – they've built it and are now leading the parade.

• Call option volumes spiked 132% in July, with over 40,000 contracts snapped up in a single day
• Shares closed at $3.83, but volume nearly doubled the 10-day average
• Sentiment: cautiously optimistic analysts, but options players visibly euphoric

BlackBerry’s pivot to cybersecurity and IoT is charming the institutions, but history does remind us: nothing sours like overextended optimism.

See why the market’s suddenly all-in on $BB here: https://t.co/aV81hbsBgM

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When the guardians go wobbly, the gold bugs get noisy.

$BAC (Bank of America) has hiked its six-year average gold price forecast by 6% to $3,049/oz, now openly citing risks to Federal Reserve independence.

Signals worth pausing on:
• Gold’s medium-term target now pegged at $4,000/oz if Fed credibility crumbles
• During the 2008 meltdown, gold jumped 25% as central bank trust unravelled
• Goldman Sachs also sees upside, as political meddling and debt fears swirl

The punchline? Even a mighty dollar can’t smother the scent of institutional rot for long.

We unpack why $GLD may be the only adult in the room: https://t.co/rMEEdtpcM2

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California quietly rewrites the gig economy rulebook. Drivers get unions, but $UBER (Uber) and $LYFT (Lyft) keep calling them “independent contractors.” Enlightened compromise or keeping the gig game rigged?

• Sector-wide bargaining, but strikes banned at busy hours
• Per-ride costs may climb 10% – margins, meet meat grinder
• Investors nod to $UBER’s global muscle, cringe at $LYFT’s exposure

If you thought flexibility was a virtue, try negotiating it. The new maths, ironies, and risks unpacked here: https://t.co/ppP1G65AKr

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Kraft Heinz $KHC is reportedly on the verge of a split.

After a decade of merger malaise, the plan: one side for nostalgic groceries, the other for global condiments.

• Shares up 2.2% to $27.84, but still languishing 24% below the 52-week high
• Price-to-book at 0.80, yet the market’s nowhere near giving a premium for nostalgia
• Analyst consensus? “Hold” – and hold your nerve

A breakup could unlock value or simply rearrange the furniture.

History suggests not all corporate divorces end in bliss—especially when ketchup and boxed cheese are involved.

Full story and stats here: https://t.co/MIuOKf266s

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The $800 loophole closes: from August 2025, every online order into the US gets hit with a tariff, no matter how cheap.

• Platforms like $PDD (Temu) and Shein face rising costs, more paperwork, and tough decisions on prices vs. volumes
• Analysts see US retailers ($WMT, $TGT) quietly celebrating, with projected margin uplift as competition from ultra-cheap imports fades
• Customs authorities now facing 4 million parcels a day; what could possibly go wrong?

The age of duty-free impulse buying is coming to an abrupt end. We unpack who stands to gain, who scrambles, and whether “buy American” is finally more than a campaign slogan: https://t.co/2bnLqStxam

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Duolingo $DUOL is growing like a rocket, but valued like a spreadsheet error.

• EV/FCF multiple around 30x, while SaaS peers coast at 40–60x for slower growth
• Free cash flow margins above 40%, daily active users up 66% from 2024 to 2025
• Rule of 40? Duolingo casually clears 50 for the third year running

Market’s so worried about AI disruption, it seems to have missed the cash in plain sight.

Full story and signals for the skeptical here: https://t.co/aX7chjdDT4

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Everyone wants to be $NVDA, but few notice the quiet engineers keeping the lights on.

$MRVL Marvell Technology specialises in the plumbing: networking, storage, and electro-optics for the world’s AI data centres.

• Q2 FY2025: revenue up 58% YoY, with data centre now 74% of sales
• Forward P/E at 25.86 looks tame next to NVIDIA’s 42.26
• 50+ new infrastructure deals brewing, yet the stock trades at a mid-cap discount

It’s not flashy, but when the AI gold rush ends, someone still owns the shovels.

Full numbers and ironies explored inside: https://t.co/cZDNppL82e

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When was the last time a bitcoin miner turned into an AI darling overnight? $IREN (IREN Limited) just posted Q4 revenue of $187.3m, trumping forecasts and sending shares up over 450% in a year.

• Full-year revenue hits $501m, AI cloud ambitions now targeting $200–250m by end 2025
• Analysts are scrambling: consensus price target jumps to $33.67
• The pivot to AI infrastructure leaves most crypto miners in the dust

Of course, chasing both bitcoin and AI is a bit like running a data centre during a power surge: thrilling, but not without risk.

We unpack the surge, the hype, and the caveats: https://t.co/swUeQ0bxdf

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PepsiCo’s $585M wager on $CELH isn’t just another sip of the energy drink market – it’s a full gulp.

• $PEP raises its Celsius stake to 11% through convertible preferreds
• Rockstar Energy’s US and Canada distribution transferred to $CELH
• Celsius: 104% YoY Q3 revenue surge, 30% five-year CAGR forecast
• Energy drinks now skew healthy; the crash is passé, but regulatory risks and dilution remain

Trading old fizz for new buzz, $PEP seems happy to let nostalgia fizzle.
We unpick the real winners and risks here: https://t.co/AgzQoIVCSM