Beer Producer Returns Among Winners, Surges 392%

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Hey, everyone. It's Adam from Elite Trade Club. Here’s what moved the market today.

AI is transforming marketing, and one company is leading the charge. With a platform already delivering 3.5x better results for major brands, this company is scaling fast—backed by insiders from Meta, YouTube, and Adobe.

Investors are taking notice. Its valuation has soared from $5M to $85M in just four years, and now, its Reg A+ shares are open at just $0.55—until April 10.

Opportunities like this don’t stay open long.

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Wall Street went from bad to worse on Friday, as China announced retaliatory tariffs on all imports from the US – a move that may lead to a global trade war. The S&P 500 plummeted to its lowest level in 11 months.

Pfizer Inc. (NYSE: PFE) has resolved a patent dispute with GSK concerning its respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine, Abrysvo. The legal agreement ends a case filed over competing vaccine rights and follows regulatory approvals granted to both companies in 2023.

GSK had previously alleged that Pfizer’s vaccine infringed on intellectual property related to its RSV product, Arexvy. Both treatments target the same illness and enter the market around the same time. Following the settlement, both companies will dismiss all pending claims, concluding the matter without further litigation.

The resolution of this dispute allows Pfizer to continue commercial activity around Abrysvo without ongoing legal complications. Regulatory clearance and subsequent market rollout positioned the product as a core part of its near-term vaccine expansion.

GSK and Pfizer maintain separate development pipelines, but both operate in overlapping areas of infectious disease prevention. Resolving patent conflicts in this category helps streamline future commercialization efforts and reduces uncertainty tied to litigation.

Pfizer remains active in its global vaccine strategy, with additional work underway on influenza, COVID-19, and other seasonal illnesses. The settlement of the RSV case reflects progress in maintaining access and stability across its approved vaccine portfolio.

On Behalf of Azincourt Energy Corp

Five years ago, UEC was a tiny uranium stock. Now, it’s a $3.11 billion powerhouse.

This small uranium junior is sitting on prime assets and could be next.

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Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE: CAT) remains active across its global manufacturing footprint as recent international trade developments create additional external pressure. The company continues to operate across multiple regions, including China, where it maintains facilities supporting its construction equipment operations.

This week, the Chinese government announced a 34% tariff on U.S. goods in response to the United States' recently expanded trade measures. The policy development comes as Caterpillar navigates demand shifts and regional regulatory changes while maintaining a presence in major international markets.

In January, the company reported a year-over-year decline in revenue for its construction segment and cited a slowdown in that area during the fourth quarter of 2024. Despite this, Caterpillar remains engaged in large-scale equipment distribution and manufacturing across Asia, the Americas, and other key regions.

While the tariff implementation timeline moves forward, Caterpillar has not issued updates altering its current manufacturing strategy. The company maintains operations serving domestic and international markets, reflecting its long-term commitment to diversified regional production.

Caterpillar’s role as a global equipment manufacturer places it at the center of shifting trade flows. Continued execution of its manufacturing plans under changing regulatory environments remains essential to sustaining its industrial reach across multiple continents.

On Behalf of Azincourt Energy Corp

The world’s richest investors—Gates, Bezos, Altman—are pouring billions into nuclear energy.

With uranium demand surging, one tiny uranium junior could potentially be the next big winner.

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Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ: META) will continue to address a legal case in Kenya after the country’s high court ruled that the lawsuit could proceed under its jurisdiction. The case involves claims from two Ethiopian nationals who allege that the platform contributed to violence during the civil conflict in northern Ethiopia.

The plaintiffs filed the case in Nairobi, seeking legal redress related to Meta’s content moderation operations in the region. The case centers around material posted on Facebook during the Tigray conflict and includes allegations tied to the company’s algorithm and content oversight policies.

Court proceedings in Kenya will proceed following the ruling, which rejected Meta’s argument that local courts lack jurisdiction.

This suit also seeks the establishment of a fund for victims of violence allegedly linked to posts on the platform. Meta has not released additional statements and previously declined to comment on ongoing legal cases.

In past responses to similar concerns, Meta noted its investments in safety infrastructure and content review capabilities. Content moderation challenges have remained central to platform oversight discussions as Meta balances global operations with regional compliance requirements.

The case reflects continuing legal developments in how courts assess technology platforms’ roles in content distribution and user-generated material. Kenya’s high court ruling sets the stage for further hearings, with no timeline disclosed for the next phase.

American Rebel Holdings [AREB] $19.50 (+392.42%)

American Rebel, which has been focusing on its beer-producing business with a patriotic vibe, saw its share price return to growth after pulling back on Thursday. The company announced a $2.5M private placement priced at the market, with the potential to raise an additional $8.5M if all warrants are exercised.

Pamt Corp [PAMT] $13.58 (+22.23%)

Logistics company Pamt was bullish on Friday after launching a modified Dutch auction to buy back up to 2% of its float at $14–$17 per share, despite the stock opening at $11.

Victoria’s Secret & Co [VSCO] $16.95 (+13.99%)

Popular lingerie retailer Victoria’s Secret was a big winner along with other companies having manufacturing operations in Vietnam. US President Donald Trump held a call with Vietnam’s leader, who agreed to cut tariffs to zero in exchange for tariff reductions on the US side.

Lifecore Biomedical Inc [LFCR] $5.29 (-22.32%)

Lifecore Biomedical fell to its lowest since October after posting disappointing Q3 2025 results, missing revenue estimates, and delivering an earnings surprise of -35.71%.

Sandisk Corp [SNDK] $30.11 (-21.30%)

$4+ billion computer tech firm Sandisk was among the worst performers as investors sought to reduce risks amid the ongoing trade tensions. The company is expected to struggle with higher raw material costs due to tariffs.

Nabors Industries [NBR] $28.98 (-20.99%)

Energy services firm Nabors Industries tumbled amid a sharp decline in oil prices, with WTI down over 6%. Crude benchmarks declined amid trade tensions and a larger-than-expected production boost from OPEC countries.

A fast-growing AI company is already working with some of the biggest names in marketing—and investors are piling in.

With a skyrocketing valuation and proven traction, this could be one of the last AI growth-stage opportunities available to early investors.

The clock is ticking: The $0.55/share window closes on April 10, after which entry becomes more expensive. If you want in on the next AI breakout before it IPOs, now is the time to act.

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