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Goldman Upgraded CoreWeave. Nebius Got the Bounce. Why the Neocloud Split Is About Balance Sheets, Not Demand Written Tuesday 20 Oct, SGT, using Monday's US closes. What happened on Monday Goldman Sachs analyst Gabriela Borges upgraded CoreWeave to Buy from Neutral. Usually that's enough to move a stock that's down 25% in a week. It wasn't. - CoreWeave: up about 2.2% intraday to $62.74, then reversed to close down 0.44% at $61.12 - Nebius: closed up 2.88% at $170.24, after rising as much as 4.64% intraday on a reiterated Truist Buy rating with a $355 target That's a gap of about 3.3 percentage points in one session between two companies that, a week earlier, traded as the same stock. Last week CoreWeave fell 25.21% and Nebius fell 25.15%, almost exactly the same. So the split started on Mo

$CIFR 20261023 8.0 PUT$ My view is cautious despite the potentially attractive AI-data-centre conversion story for Cipher Mining Inc. (CIFR) watchlist . The stock is no longer simply a Bitcoin miner: the investment case depends on converting its Texas power sites into HPC/AI hosting capacity. That may create a more contracted, less Bitcoin-sensitive revenue stream—but the current financials show this transition is capital-intensive and not yet self-funding. What is working Cipher reported that its first HPC data-centre capacity at Black Pearl was delivered two months early and had begun generating rent; it also said work at Barber Lake and Stingray was progressing. That is the central proof point for the AI-hosting thesis.

$SpaceX(SPCX)$ SpaceX's First Profit as a Public Company, and Musk's "Trillion-Dollar Revenue" Claim: I Fact-Checked the Viral Video and Ran It Through My Sell-Put Gates Written Wednesday 21 Oct, SGT, after Tuesday's report. A video about SpaceX's results is everywhere right now. Some of it is accurate, some isn't, and the most important numbers aren't in it at all. Here's what the company actually reported. The quarter in numbers - Revenue: $14.6 billion, up 161% year over year, against about $12.9 billion expected - Operating profit: $2.79 billion, after a $143 million operating loss in Q2 - Net income: $4.4 billion, or 35 cents a share against a 12-cent estimate. A year earlier it lost $1.1 billion. - Adjusted EBITDA: $8.8 billion One importan

$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$   Facebook or Meta Platforms have been in the news lately with a series of successful artificial-intelligence launches which has given Meta Platforms fresh momentum heading into its third-quarter earnings report on Wednesday — and a reason to spend more. After being written off as an AI laggard for much of the past year, Meta shocked investors with the breakout success of its Muse agent and the recent launch of its Muse Wonder models. Shares of Meta have risen 14% since the launch of Muse in early September. The company is “back on offense with AI,” Bank of America analyst Justin Post wrote in a note last week, adding that further details about Muse adoption will be a main area of f

The market is approaching another important earnings test, and two of the biggest names in the AI investment story are in the spotlight. On Tuesday, the S&P 500 rose 0.28% to 7,712.57, while QQQ slipped 0.10% to $717.63. Netflix then fell more than 5% after hours following disappointing Q4 revenue guidance, reminding investors that even established technology companies can face pressure when expectations are high. Now attention turns to Meta and Tesla, both reporting after the market close. These companies represent two very different approaches to AI. Meta is using AI to strengthen an advertising business that already generates substantial revenue. Tesla is pursuing a broader transformation that could extend from electric vehicles into autonomous driving, robotaxis and robotics. Both

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ is back in the spotlight, but this time the question is bigger than whether Jensen Huang can deliver another exciting presentation. Nvidia fell 0.29% on Tuesday to $216.47 as investors looked ahead to GTC Berlin, running from October 20 to 22. Huang’s keynote is expected to cover accelerated computing, AI infrastructure, open-source models, AI agents and physical AI. These are important areas for the next stage of AI development. However, after a powerful run in AI-related stocks, investors are increasingly asking a different question: How much of the future growth is already reflected in today’s share prices? I think that is the real issue facing Nvidia. 💡 1. The AI Story Is Expanding Beyond Chatbots The first phase of the AI

$ParkwayLife Reit(C2PU.SI)$    ParkwayLife Reit - She is gaining strength likely to rise up to test 4.05 and above. Yield is about 4.35% which is quite a decent yield level. Yearly dividend is about 17.54 cents. Pls dyodd. Chart wise, a nice breakout of 4.05 with ease we may see her rising up further towards 4.26 - 4.22. PLife REIT Advances Growth in Francewith €38.8 Million Nursing Home Acquisition • DPU-accretive acquisition of three nursing homes located in Marseille and Velaux, southern France • Transaction in a sale & leaseback arrangement, where DomusVi will continue to operate the nursing homes • New 12-year leases providing long-term income stability and visibility • Deepens PLife REIT’s presence in its third key market an

My vote: D, down 5%-10%. Netflix remains a strong business, but earnings reactions are often about expectations rather than whether the company is doing well. With the market already pricing in continued subscriber, advertising and margin growth, weaker-than-expected guidance could outweigh a solid quarter. If I owned $Netflix(NFLX)$, I would hold rather than buy more ahead of earnings. I would want to see whether advertising growth, operating margins and future revenue guidance justify the valuation before adding. Netflix can still deliver strong long-term growth, but at elevated expectations, even a small disappointment can produce a surprisingly large reaction. My prediction: good business, demanding expectations, -5% to -10% af

I think the AI, satellite and automotive ecosystem could create significant long-term synergies, but I would choose option ③: the exchange ratio and shareholder dilution matter most. $SpaceX(SPCX)$ AI revenue growth is impressive, yet its enormous capital expenditure raises questions about how sustainable that growth will be. As a Tesla investor, I see potential in combining FSD, Robotaxi, Optimus, energy storage, Starlink and AI computing. However, strategic synergies do not automatically translate into shareholder value. The valuation of both companies and the terms of any merger would determine whether Tesla shareholders truly benefit. I would remain optimistic but cautious until the details become clearer. For me, the key is wh

The latest setups point to downside risk for equities, with $S&P 500(.SPX)$ potentially running out of room to rally while oil continues to push higher. Here’s what I’m watching. 👇 📉 $SPX — Relief Rally May Be Over Five waves down. Three waves up. That’s a bearish structure, suggesting the relief rally could be nearing its end. 🎯 Key levels to watch: 7,616: Equal lows and the first downside target September low: The next potential target if support gives way Even if we see more upside first, daily resistance could cap the move. The bias? Lower, unless price action proves otherwise. ✅ The Previous $SPX Low Call The low was called at 8:59 AM, with an ABC move into the target. The setup combined: Higher-timeframe candle sweep Bullish divergence A