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Adam Garcia
March 13, 2025
Good Afternoon!
Hey, everyone. It's Adam from Elite Trade Club. Here’s what moved the market today.
Disruptive AI Tech (Sponsored)
A little-known Nasdaq-listed company is making big moves in the smart glass industry, a market projected to reach $124 billion.
While most investors are chasing mainstream AI plays, this company has quietly secured a 95% market share in a $240 million aerospace niche.
Its patented AI-driven glass technology is already used by Boeing, Mercedes-Benz, and National Geographic, setting the stage for massive expansion. With revenue surging and demand growing, this stock may not stay under the radar for long.
The opportunity is here, but once Wall Street catches on, the window to get in early could close fast.
Markets 📈
The market couldn’t pull together any positive momentum, resulting in more losses for U.S. indexes. The Nasdaq Composite regressed the most, losing nearly two percent on the day.
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Market-Moving News 📈
Finance
Citigroup Overhauls IT Workforce to Strengthen Compliance and Efficiency
Citigroup (NYSE: C) is making major changes to its information technology workforce, shifting away from external contractors and strengthening its internal team. The financial institution aims to reduce contractor reliance from 50% to 20% while expanding its full-time IT staff.
This restructuring aligns with regulatory requirements for risk management and data governance. Citigroup has faced increased scrutiny over compliance issues, including a regulatory fine related to data management. The company emphasizes that building internal capabilities is key to enhancing operational security and long-term efficiency.
As part of this initiative, Citigroup plans to expand its technology workforce to 50,000 employees, up from 48,000 last year. The shift follows regulatory actions that raised concerns about risk controls and governance following an internal report highlighting the need for stricter oversight.
The bank is reassessing its supplier partnerships, which could lead to fewer third-party IT service providers. It is also reviewing workforce distribution, with some roles shifting to high-cost financial hubs.
These efforts are part of Citigroup’s broader strategy to strengthen regulatory compliance and streamline IT operations. The bank continues to invest in compliance measures and internal capabilities to enhance its digital infrastructure.
Automation
UiPath Faces Market Pressure Amid Weaker Outlook and Public Sector Uncertainty
UiPath (NYSE: PATH) faces renewed market pressure after revising its revenue outlook, citing challenges in the public sector and broader macroeconomic conditions. The company, known for its automation and AI-driven software solutions, acknowledged that shifting government spending priorities have created short-term uncertainties.
In its latest update, UiPath projected lower-than-expected revenue for the current quarter and the fiscal year ahead. Market analysts had anticipated stronger performance, but the company cited delays in deal closures and changes in economic conditions as contributing factors.
Despite the revised forecast, UiPath reported earnings that exceeded expectations, reflecting continued demand for its automation solutions. However, revenue growth came below estimates, drawing investor attention to broader challenges in securing contracts within the public sector.
Alongside its financial update, UiPath announced the acquisition of Peak, a UK-based AI firm specializing in inventory and pricing optimization. The move to enhance UiPath’s capabilities in enterprise AI applications.
The market reaction was swift, with investors responding to the revised guidance and ongoing federal budget concerns. The company continues to prioritize long-term growth while adapting to changes in spending patterns and enhancing its automation technology offerings.
Investor Risk Signals (Sponsored)
Perhaps no one on or off Wall Street has been more accurate calling the bull and bear turns of the past 7 years.
From the bear markets of 2018 and 2022... to the roaring bull runs of 2021, 2023, and 2024.
And now, Marc Chaikin is predicting the next crash will start March 14, 2026. If you have money in the markets, Chaikin's thesis is a must-see.
Aerospace
Boeing Faces Increased FAA Scrutiny Over Key 787 Dreamliner Component
Boeing (NYSE: BA) faces increased regulatory attention as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has proposed mandatory inspections for a critical structural component of the 787 Dreamliner. The directive, announced Thursday, follows reports of nonconformities in the forward pressure bulkhead, a key element responsible for maintaining cabin pressure.
The FAA’s proposed order would require internal and external inspections of the component due to findings of excessive gaps and misalignment during assembly and installation.
Boeing had previously identified the issue and advised operators to conduct visual inspections, following a multi-year review of the aircraft’s structural integrity at its 787 production facility in North Charleston, South Carolina.
FAA pressure adds to Boeing's ongoing regulatory challenges as the company works with aviation authorities to address manufacturing and safety concerns. The 787 Dreamliner, a flagship model in its widebody fleet, is widely used for long-haul international travel, making operational reliability critical for airlines.
Scrutiny of Boeing’s production processes has stayed intense in recent months, with ongoing inspections and regulatory reviews influencing operational strategies. As Boeing strives to ensure compliance and uphold confidence in its aircraft, discussions with regulators persist.
Top Winners and Losers 🔥
Regencell Bioscience [RGC] $14.09 (+206.30%)
Regencell Bioscience tripled despite having new news to share, possibly due to speculation surrounding the niche market it addresses with its products.
Quantum Corp [QMCO] $14.82 (+31.62%)
Quantum Corp saw huge gains today following news of new advancements in quantum computing.
First Financial Northwest Inc [FFNW] $22.64 (+15.81%)
First Financial Northwest received approval to sell the assets of Northwest Bank, boosting its share price.
Dogwood Therapeutics Inc [DWTX] $7.73 (-27.76%)
Dogwood Therapeutics announced a new direct offering of its common stock, a move that failed to impress its shareholders.
ElectroCore Inc [ECOR] $9.55 (-26.54%)
ElectroCore reported losses in its Q4 2024 earnings report, prompting share sell-offs.
A10 Networks Inc [ATEN] $16.38 (-16.21%)
A10 Networks shared the pricing of its offering of $200 million of convertible senior notes, causing investors to turn away.
Investor Intelligence Report (Sponsored)
Every investor in America is trying to figure out what Musk will do in Washington, D.C., in the coming weeks.
One Boston-based think tank – who has studied Elon's work for decades – is stepping forward to share what they've found.
They believe his TRUE plan is far more radical than anyone realizes. It could change the way you live, work, get paid, and collect Social Security...AND could make more people rich than all of Elon's previous ventures – PUT TOGETHER.
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Best Regards,
— Adam G.
Elite Trade Club
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