Musk's wealth might reach $88 billion in performance-based pay this year, making him possibly the highest-paid executive ever. His ambitious targets for Tesla include a valuation increase to $8.5 trillion and significant production goals.

The latest EIA report reveals a larger-than-expected crude inventory drawdown of 3.4M barrels, significantly exceeding forecasts. Gasoline stockpiles rose, while distillates remain below average, indicating potential supply tensions and price pressures as winter approaches.

NFTs had their moment in the sun — and what a moment it was. Back in 2021, Beeple's digital art piece went for $69.34M at Christie's, and the BAYC collection pulled in $26.2M in a single Sotheby's auction. Insane numbers.
Then came the crash. Trading volumes plummeted 97% from January 2022's

Beyond Meat's stock soared 596% in five days, mainly fueled by social media hype rather than a short squeeze. However, the company faces significant financial struggles, emphasizing the importance of focusing on fundamentals over meme-driven price movements.

Samsara partnered with Esri to enhance fleet telematics in ArcGIS Velocity, benefiting the logistics sector. YTD growth is strong, but high valuation and mixed analyst ratings suggest caution for investors.

Tesla's roller coaster ride in 2025: At the beginning of the year, a big dump due to trade risks, followed by a rebound because of AI + Bots concepts. Last week, they released their Q3 report — revenue of $28.6 billion (exceeding expectations), but profit metrics flipped (EPS $0.50 vs expected $0.55), and the gross margin also did not meet expectations.
The market has valued TSL at 1.5 trillion dollars, which is more than ten times the combined value of Ford and GM. Why? It's all thanks to the imagination of the future - AI, robot taxis, and Bots.
The problem arises.
Former Tesla AI chief Karpathy poured cold water on the podcast: Don't overestimate the progress of autonomous driving, the road is still long. Musk has been saying "it's coming soon" for years, but the latest robotaxi still requires human supervision in Texas, while competitor Waymo has been able to drive without a driver since 2020. Additionally, Tesla is facing an increasing number of lawsuits and compensations regarding its autonomous driving capabilities.

Amazon's stock has dropped 8.8% recently, but a hammer candlestick pattern suggests potential buyer interest. Analysts are bullish on earnings, raising profit expectations, indicating a possible stock rally. The combination of technical reversal and improving fundamentals could signal a significant market shift.

The recent surge in AI stocks, notably Tesla and Alphabet, coincided with Bitcoin's recovery above $89K, signaling a potential end to the "crypto winter." Upcoming retail earnings and inflation data could influence market trends.

NVIDIA shows stronger immediate AI growth with significant revenue spikes, while Oracle focuses on long-term potential with a large backlog. NVIDIA displays less risk in AI execution compared to Oracle, making it the more attractive option despite both having high valuations.

Remember when palladium hit $3,002/oz back in February 2022? Those days are long gone. The metal has been in a downtrend ever since, and here's the kicker—2025 is shaping up to be even tougher.
The Auto Sector Problem
Palladium's fate is tied to one thing: catalytic converters in cars.

The article analyzes passive income strategies in the crypto market, predicting a key moment that could occur in 2026. It lists the returns, risks, and thresholds of six strategies, including AI trading, Staking, lending, Yield Farming, Mining, and Airdrop. Each method has its own advantages and disadvantages, suitable for different investors, with an emphasis on risk control. It recommends conservative and advanced portfolios, advising caution in investments.

31 years ago this weekend, something unprecedented happened—the forex market collectively crushed the Bank of England and forced it to surrender. Not a single hedge fund. Not George Soros alone. The entire market.
It was 1992, Black Wednesday. The Bank of England was trying to defend Sterling

The FTSE 100 experienced a significant drop, closing at its lowest in a month due to poor economic indicators, including a decline in retail sales and consumer confidence, and a slowdown in the services sector.