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$Lucid Group Inc(LCID)$ In a surprise move that electrified markets, shares of Lucid Group (NASDAQ: LCID) surged 36% this week after the luxury electric vehicle maker announced a high-profile partnership with ride-hailing giant Uber and autonomous delivery startup Nuro to develop and deploy robotaxi services. The partnership marks Lucid’s most ambitious strategic pivot to date as it seeks to expand beyond the luxury EV market and into the autonomous mobility ecosystem — a space investors have long speculated it might enter. For a company that has struggled with production setbacks, cash burn, and wavering investor confidence, the sudden stock rally has reignited debate about Lucid’s long-term prospects. Is this the inflection point that puts Lucid

The crypto market is ablaze as Ethereum (ETH) rockets to $3,600, its highest since January 7, 2025, and Solana (SOL) surges 21% in a month to $302.50. The U.S. House’s passage of three landmark bills—GENIUS Act, CLARITY Act, and Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act—on July 17, 2025, during “Crypto Week” has supercharged crypto stocks, with Circle Internet Group (CRCL) and Coinbase Global (COIN) leading the pack. CRCL, issuer of the USDC stablecoin, soared 17% to $237, while COIN, the top U.S. crypto exchange, climbed to $398.20. With Bitcoin at $123,000 and regulatory clarity fueling optimism, investors are asking: Which stock—CRCL or COIN—offers the best shot at capitalizing on this bull market? Is it too late to jump in? This report dives into the crypto bills’ impact, compares CRCL and COIN

NVIDIA ( $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ ) has cemented its place as the world’s most valuable company, boasting a $4.17 trillion market cap on July 15, 2025, outpacing Microsoft ($3.76 trillion) and Apple ($3.12 trillion). With a staggering 1,596% stock price surge over the past five years, investors are buzzing: Can NVIDIA soar to a $10 trillion valuation by 2030, and is it still the go-to 10x bagger? Analysts like Wedbush and Loop Capital are eyeing stock prices as high as $250 by year-end, while long-term forecasts range from $500 to $1,770 by 2029. This report dives into NVIDIA’s growth drivers, the feasibility of a $10 trillion market cap, alternative 10x baggers, and strategic investment approaches to capitalize on this AI-driven juggernaut while managing r

July 18, 2025, is a high-stakes showdown for investors, with the final votes on “Crypto Week” legislation, blockbuster Q2 earnings from Netflix and TSMC, and June retail sales data igniting the markets. The S&P 500’s steady hold at 6,263.26 and the Nasdaq’s record highs at 20,630 reflect bullish sentiment, but the VIX at 15.94 signals volatility as tariff tensions and geopolitical risks loom. From streaming giants to chip leaders and crypto powerhouses, today offers explosive opportunities for traders and investors. This report highlights the day’s key catalysts, top stocks to watch, and strategic trading approaches to seize the moment while managing risks. Market Catalysts: What’s Driving the Action “Crypto Week” Final Votes The U.S. House’s “Crypto Week” (July 14-18) culminates today

The Q2 2025 earnings season for major U.S. banks delivered a blockbuster performance—most crushed Wall Street’s expectations—but the stock market had other ideas. While Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase rode high on trading surges, Wells Fargo’s slashed guidance sent its shares tumbling. From record equities trading at Goldman Sachs to Morgan Stanley’s volatility-fueled gains, the season was a mixed bag of triumphs and turbulence. Buckle up as we unpack the numbers, dissect the stock swings, and chart what’s next for these financial giants. Earnings Season at a Glance: Beats Galore, Stocks Diverge The big banks mostly flexed their muscle this quarter, topping earnings per share (EPS) and revenue forecasts. Yet, the market didn’t hand out gold stars uniformly. Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, Morgan S