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SpaceX delivered a blowout third-quarter report. Revenue reached $14.58 billion, up 161% year over year, while net income came in at $4.4 billion versus a $1.1 billion loss a year earlier. Shares jumped about 8% in after-hours trading. The biggest surprise was not rockets or Starlink. SpaceX’s Super Intelligence segment generated $7.56 billion in revenue, up 830% year over year. It has now surpassed Connectivity to become the company’s largest business. AI infrastructure, cloud services, Grok and Cursor are rapidly changing what SpaceX represents to investors. (SpaceX earnings release) During the earnings call, Elon Musk added another major catalyst: He said combining Tesla and SpaceX would be “a good idea.” Both companies have formed special committees to discuss a potential transaction,

As $Micron Technology(MU)$ hosts its live technology webinar on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, at 8:00 a.m. Mountain Time, the semiconductor industry stands at a crucial juncture. This event centers on next-generation High Bandwidth Memory (HBM3e/HBM4) architectures, enterprise SSD expansion, and advanced DRAM nodes required to fuel the ongoing artificial intelligence expansion. In this article, we would like to share an analysis which demonstrates that the memory rebound is structurally differentiated from past commodity cycles. 1. Micron Webinar Preview: Core Agenda & Strategic Focus Micron Technology’s scheduled briefing on October 21, 2026, comes at a critical time for global memory markets. Management is expected to detail key technical innovati

$Hasbro(HAS)$  $SpaceX(SPCX)$  $Netflix(NFLX)$   Market Talk · Earnings, SpaceX, Hasbro & Netflix The big story for 21 October is that Wall Street is rewarding companies that can deliver real earnings, while investors are becoming more selective about expensive technology stocks. Hasbro delivered a strong earnings surprise, SpaceX reported a major profitability milestone, and Netflix’s weaker forward guidance raises questions about its growth engine. The US market figures below refer to the close on Tuesday, 20 October, US time, and the earnings develop

AI investment has largely been associated with chipmakers and software companies. But as data center developers expand capacity, another group of businesses could benefit: the industrial equipment manufacturers and engineering firms supplying the infrastructure behind the AI boom. $UBS Group AG(UBS)$ expects demand for AI infrastructure to accelerate in 2027, even as supply-chain constraints persist. In an October 16 research report, analyst Steven Fisher said industry experts attending Data Center World Expo in Singapore reported accelerating orders, rising multiyear capacity reservations and confidence that investment would continue beyond 2027. The outlook puts three U.S.-listed companies in focus:

A stock can fall sharply even when its underlying business opportunity remains intact. But when a company relies heavily on borrowing to fund its growth, investors have an additional question to consider: Will the returns from its investments be enough to cover the cost of financing them? That’s the debate surrounding $CRWV (CoreWeave), the specialised cloud computing provider serving the growing demand for AI workloads. According to a recent Dow Jones report, CoreWeave shares have fallen more than 50% from their May highs. Last week’s hotter-than-expected inflation data added to concerns that interest rates could remain elevated, increasing the cost of borrowing for capital-intensive businesses. Yet Goldman Sachs analyst Gabriela Borges believes the market may be underestimating the poten

$Goldman Sachs(GS)$ Goldman Sachs' upgrade of $CoreWeave, Inc.(CRWV)$ from Neutral to BUY with a $106 price target—following a severe 43% pull-back from August peak levels—marks a pivotal structural turning point in the specialized AI infrastructure sector. In this article, we would like to examine how we can decode the operational and financial mechanisms driving the widening NeoCloud Split, providing institutional investors with a clear thesis on tiering behavior and long-term risk management. 1. The Catalyst: Decoding the Goldman Upgrade When Goldman Sachs analyst Gabriela Borges upgraded CoreWeave (CRWV) to Buy in October 2026, it signaled that Wall Street is moving past knee-jerk panic over near-term b

The recent tech correction has been brutal. Memory stocks were crushed, high-beta AI names sold off, inflation revived higher-for-longer fears, and investors started questioning whether massive AI capex could actually generate equally massive returns. Then something changed. Semiconductors finally attracted buyers again, and some tech names spiked after hours following strong earnings. I do not think that proves the bottom is in. But it may be telling us which stocks the market wants to own if the correction is ending. 🟢 AFTER HOURS GAVE US A CLUE The important development is not simply that tech bounced. It is why certain stocks bounced while others did not. Companies showing strong AI-related revenue and credible earnings are being rewarded. Companies disappointing on forward expectation