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Ticker: AAL | Market Cap: $7.7B | Catalyst: Strategic Shift and Analyst Upgrade

Peloton’s transformation story is gaining traction after a long period of pain. Goldman Sachs recently upgraded the stock to Buy, raising its price target from $7 to $11.50. This upgrade follows stronger-than-expected earnings, a leadership reset, and signs of renewed strategic clarity.

In Q4, Peloton surprised investors with positive EPS of 5 cents compared to the expected 5-cent loss. Revenue came in at $607 million, beating forecasts by nearly 5%. Management has introduced new platform initiatives aimed at driving recurring revenue and monetization over the next 12 to 18 months.

Investors are also responding to the company’s new focus on health and wellness positioning, which aligns with broader societal trends. Peloton’s subscription base has remained resilient, and the hardware pipeline looks set to expand heading into the holidays.

The risk is still high, with a volatile share price and heavy historical baggage. But if execution holds and the platform refresh resonates with users, Peloton could reenter growth territory and reclaim some investor trust.

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Rivian

Ticker: RIVN | Total Assets: $14.3B | Catalyst: Resilient Revenue and Long-Term Capital Backing

Rivian reported steady Q2 results with revenue at $1.3 billion, meeting analyst expectations. Although earnings missed with a 97-cent per-share loss, investors largely shrugged off the miss. Shares edged up slightly after hours, indicating that market sentiment may have already priced in the shortfall.

The company continues to expand production capacity with the R1 Quad Motor rollout and the upcoming R2 platform. Importantly, Rivian secured a $1 billion investment from Volkswagen Group, which strengthens the balance sheet and validates its longer-term strategy.

Despite a gross margin still in the red and negative EBITDA, Rivian maintains over $7 billion in cash. Vehicle deliveries are expected to reach between 40,000 and 46,000 units this year, and breakeven EBITDA is targeted for 2027.

This is not a story for value investors, but for those looking to own a high-potential electric vehicle name with improving fundamentals, Rivian could offer asymmetric upside as it moves toward profitability over the next few years.

Coeur Mining

Ticker: CDE | Market Cap: $7.5B | Catalyst: Technical Breakout and Precious Metals Tailwind

Few stocks have moved like Coeur Mining in 2025. The silver and gold miner is up nearly 82% year to date, and it just printed a fresh 52-week high above $11. What’s driving the move is a mix of macro tailwinds, operational leverage, and renewed interest in precious metals as inflation fears linger.

Coeur has benefited from rising silver prices, which are outperforming gold in percentage terms. The company’s asset base provides direct exposure to these movements, and its lean operating model means every dollar increase in silver adds more to the bottom line.

CDE has been consolidating for several weeks in the $9 to $11 range and now appears to be breaking higher. If the next leg of inflation data comes in hot or the Fed stays cautious on rate cuts, silver could continue to catch a bid.

For traders looking to express a view on hard assets or ride momentum in under-owned names, Coeur offers a rare combination of breakout technicals and fundamental drivers.

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Taiwan Semiconductor

Ticker: TSM | Market Cap: $1.02B | Catalyst: AI Chip Demand and Tariff-Free Advantage

Taiwan Semiconductor’s July revenue came in strong, jumping 26% year over year to $10.8 billion. That figure aligns with analyst expectations for Q3 revenue acceleration and reflects booming demand for AI chips supplied to Nvidia, AMD, and others.

Unlike many peers, TSMC is exempt from the Trump administration’s new chip tariffs thanks to its U.S.-based manufacturing footprint. That makes it uniquely positioned to benefit from reshoring trends without the same cost pressures faced by competitors.

The stock has steadily climbed this year and is now approaching $250. With a forward P/E near 25, it is not cheap, but that valuation comes with a dominant market position, strong cash flow, and deep integration into the AI infrastructure ecosystem.

For long-term investors seeking foundational exposure to AI hardware, Taiwan Semiconductor remains one of the cleanest plays, with a clear catalyst path into 2026.

This week’s biggest gainer was a silver miner, not a tech giant.

That says a lot about where traders are finding new opportunity.

With momentum building in commodities, rebound setups emerging in travel and fitness, and AI still driving chip demand, the second half of August could offer more than just summer churn.

It might be summer, but markets don’t take time off. Stay invested. 

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