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Beer Producer Fizzes Up 341%
Adam Garcia
April 02, 2025
Good Afternoon!
Hey, everyone. It's Adam from Elite Trade Club. Here’s what moved the market today.
Uranium Market (Sponsored)
On Behalf of Azincourt Energy Corp
A junior miner with high-grade uranium assets in Canada’s Athabasca Basin and Central Mineral Belt is making moves.
Plans are in motion, and the uranium market is heating up.
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Markets 📈
US stocks surged on Wednesday, as investors awaited the rollout of Trump’s tariffs. All of the major indices closed higher.
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Market-Moving News 📈
Streaming
Netflix Enhances Global Viewership with New Language Features
Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) has expanded its language features on television, giving users access to all available subtitle and dubbing options for each title. This update aligns the TV experience with the platform’s web and mobile versions.
Users can now browse the complete subtitle and audio options directly on their smart TVs. This enhancement supports Netflix’s global audience, where non-English content significantly influences overall viewership.
Popular shows like Squid Game, Berlin, and All Quiet on the Western Front helped drive international growth by reaching viewers in multiple regions. Their wide language availability allowed Netflix to build fan bases far beyond the original markets.
Previously, TV users could only select from a limited set of languages. After receiving thousands of monthly requests asking for greater language flexibility on television, Netflix acted. The platform supports subtitles in 33 languages and is dubbed in 36 languages across its catalog. However, the exact options vary depending on the content.
Improved accessibility may help users engage more deeply with international titles. This move reinforces Netflix’s commitment to serving a multilingual, global subscriber base.
Smart TVs now include a new interface for selecting subtitles and audio, matching the functionality already offered on phones and browsers. Additional user interface updates are expected to follow in upcoming releases.
Netflix's key priority remains international expansion. Language access enables users to explore more content across cultures and regions.
Wellness Market (Sponsored)
Monster Beverage delivered the best-performing stock of the 21st century—rising a staggering 137,100% since 2000. That’s more than Amazon, Apple, or Tesla.
Now, one under-the-radar company could be positioned to follow in those footsteps.
With a breakthrough energy drink enhanced by patented nootropics, it’s targeting the $73B+ functional beverage market with a formula built for both performance and profits.
It’s already backed by Orangetheory co-founder David Long—and it’s still early.
Automobile
Tesla Production Slows in Q1 as Factory Upgrades Continue
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) reported a 13% decline in vehicle deliveries for the first quarter of 2025 compared to last year. The company delivered over 336,000 vehicles, down from approximately 387,000 in Q1 2024.
Production also dropped, with Tesla building just over 362,000 vehicles during the quarter. Last year, Q1 output exceeded 433,000 units, marking a notable shift in quarterly performance.
The company attributed the reduction to a scheduled changeover of Model Y production lines across all four global factories. This transition resulted in several weeks of lost output during the quarter. Despite the slowdown, Tesla stated that the ramp-up of the New Model Y remains on track.
Adjustments to manufacturing lines are part of Tesla’s broader plan to upgrade its vehicle offerings. The Model Y is central to its global lineup and remains a key focus area within its production strategy.
Tesla’s factories underwent adjustments during the quarter, affecting overall vehicle availability. The company did not issue updated delivery targets or forecasts alongside the report.
Factory improvements and new product rollouts remain core to Tesla’s long-term plans. The company continues to refine its manufacturing systems as part of ongoing efforts to scale operations efficiently across key markets.
Uranium Sector (Sponsored)
On Behalf of Azincourt Energy Corp
Ninety percent of America’s uranium is imported. With the US scrambling to rebuild domestic supply, Canadian uranium companies are in prime position.
*Examples that we provide of share price increases pertaining to a particular Issuer from one referenced date to another represent an arbitrarily chosen time period and are no indication whatsoever of future stock prices for that Issuer and are of no predictive value. Our stock profiles are intended to highlight certain companies for YOUR further investigation; they are NOT stock recommendations or constitute an offer or sale of the referenced securities.
Food Delivery
Domino’s Launches DoorDash Partnership to Expand Delivery Reach
Domino’s Pizza (NYSE: DPZ) has partnered with DoorDash to give customers a new way to place delivery orders through the DoorDash app. The collaboration marks a shift in how the pizza chain approaches digital ordering across the U.S.
Customers in select markets have already begun using the DoorDash platform to access Domino’s menu. The company confirmed that a national U.S. rollout is planned for May, with a Canadian launch expected later in the year.
Domino’s drivers will still deliver orders placed via DoorDash. This setup allows the company to retain its delivery operations while expanding visibility through a third-party platform.
The move follows Domino’s earlier decision to extend its exclusivity agreement with Uber Eats until May. The new DoorDash integration is part of a broader effort to increase convenience and customer access across different apps.
Domino’s has emphasized promotions as a key part of its growth strategy. The company recently rolled out a 50% discount on online orders to attract more value-seeking customers.
Expanded delivery partnerships allow Domino’s to reach new audiences without overhauling its in-house logistics. The company continues to operate its fleet of drivers while leveraging the reach of external platforms to grow its user base.
Pilot programs for the DoorDash partnership are underway in several cities. Feedback from those locations will guide the upcoming national launch and potential future enhancements.
Top Winners and Losers 🔥
American Rebel Holdings [AREB] $6.27 (+341.90%)
American Rebel went rebel on Wednesday, experiencing a fivefold increase after its CEO appeared on two South Florida morning shows and teased plans to expand its beer distribution across the state. However, long-term prospects remain unclear, with the stock still trading not far from its record low.
Cervomed Inc [CRVO] $13.58 (+36.07%)
Cervomed performed well as investors are waiting for new data from its Phase 2b RewinD-LB study scheduled for this Saturday. The results will show that its drug slowed disease progression in patients with dementia.
Cognyte Software Ltd [CGNT] $9.92 (+20.68%)
Cognyte, which provides investigative analytics software, saw its price boosted by positive financial results for the financial year 2025, with annual revenue up 12% to over $350 million.
Waton Financial Limited [WTF] $7.03 (-64.58%)
Hong Kong-based fintech firm Waton Financial was the worst performer on US stock markets after an overheated IPO debut on Tuesday that saw its price surge about 500%.
Edgewise Therapeutics Inc [EWTX] $15.52 (-22.90%)
Edgewise Therapeutics saw its shares tumble after the company unveiled the latest clinical trial data. While the drug proved to do its job, investors were concerned about the side effects.
nCino Inc [NCNO] $22.59 (-19.67%)
nCino, a SaaS cloud solutions provider, nosedived on Wednesday after reporting weak Q4 results and offering 2025 guidance that disappointed investors.
Next-Gen Consumer Brands (Sponsored)
Monster Beverage shocked the market with a 137,100% return—beating Amazon, Apple, and even Tesla.
It’s not just another energy drink. This one’s infused with nootropics designed to support focus, clarity, and mood—exactly what today’s health-conscious consumers are demanding.
And the company behind it just brought on Orangetheory Fitness co-founder David Long as a board member. That kind of leadership rarely comes without serious conviction.
With a unique product, a booming category, and a proven industry heavyweight backing the mission, this could be the next beverage breakout story.
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— Adam G.
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