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Adam Garcia
March 14, 2025
Good Afternoon!
Hey, everyone. It's Adam from Elite Trade Club. Here’s what moved the market today.
Investor Intelligence Report (Sponsored)
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Markets 📈
U.S. indexes end the week in good form as the market sees significant gains today. The Nasdaq Composite performed the best, adding 450 points to yesterday’s finale.
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Market-Moving News 📈
Electric Vehicles
Tesla Pushes Back on Tariffs Hitting U.S. Makers
Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) sends a clear message to the U.S. Trade Representative, warning that new tariffs could hurt American companies like itself. The electric vehicle maker recently sent a letter pointing out that it faces risks from other countries fighting back against U.S. trade moves. Tesla stresses that these actions could make exporting tougher for businesses based here.
The company also highlights challenges in finding parts within the U.S. Tesla explains that it has worked hard to build a strong supply chain at home, but some key pieces for its vehicles remain hard to source locally. It asks officials to consider these limits when setting trade rules so manufacturers aren’t stuck with costly barriers.
This comes as the Trump administration rolls out fresh tariffs on goods from countries like China, Canada, and Mexico, sparking pushback from trading partners.
Tesla notes that while it backs fair trade, the government should weigh how these moves affect U.S. exporters and jobs. The company pushes for policies that support homegrown manufacturing without adding extra hurdles.
Investors are taking note of these developments, with some market interest emerging as Tesla navigates these trade tensions. The company focuses on making electric vehicles and aims to stay strong despite global challenges.
Restaurants
Papa Johns Teams Up to Boost Middle East Presence
Papa Johns International, Inc. (NASDAQ: PZZA) will partner with Home of Performance, a digital marketing and creative solutions company, to strengthen its reach in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan. The pizza chain is refreshing its approach with this partnership, aiming to better connect with customers and grow its brand in these markets.
The collaboration focuses on innovative marketing and fresh creative ideas tailored to each region. Papa John's uses data and targeted campaigns with Home of Performance, helping the company reach more people in a way that fits local tastes. The effort also includes building campaigns that feel authentic to the diverse audiences in these three countries.
This move marks a new chapter for Papa Johns as it expands its footprint in the Middle East. The company sees a chance to stand out by blending sharp strategies with ideas that click with customers. Home of Performance brings its expertise, helping Papa Johns adapt to the fast-moving digital world while focusing on what matters to its fans.
Investors notice this step, with some market interest showing up as Papa Johns builds on its global presence. The company keeps pushing forward, using this partnership to sharpen its edge in a competitive region.
Future of Smart Tech (Sponsored)
AI is transforming industries, and one Nasdaq-listed company is making waves in an unexpected sector—smart glass technology.
With a 95% market share in a $240M aerospace niche, this company’s AI-driven solutions are already powering major players like Boeing and Mercedes-Benz. As the $124 billion smart glass market expands, its patented technology could position it for exponential growth.
Wall Street is just starting to take notice, but the window to act won’t stay open for long.
Energy
Chevron Expands Into Data Center Power With New Energy Projects
Chevron (NYSE: CVX) is moving forward with efforts to capitalize on the growing demand for power in the data center industry. The company is in the early stages of developing multiple sites across the U.S., with plans to build both the data centers and the energy infrastructure needed to support them.
With artificial intelligence driving a surge in data center construction, energy consumption in this sector is projected to grow significantly in the coming years. Major technology firms have been securing large-scale electricity deals, turning to various power sources to meet their needs quickly. This shift is reshaping the power industry, leading to a surge in natural gas usage as energy demand reaches new highs.
Chevron, alongside other energy giants, is positioning itself to supply this expanding market. The company is working on projects that will deliver large-scale power generation, primarily fueled by natural gas, with some potential for carbon capture or renewable energy integration. These facilities are designed to operate independently from the traditional power grid, offering a dedicated energy source for data center operations.
With infrastructure plans advancing, Chevron is targeting a timeline of 2027 or 2028 for these sites to become operational. The company is prioritizing speed and reliability to meet the increasing power demands of the evolving digital landscape.
Top Winners and Losers 🔥
Radius Recycling Inc [RDUS] $27.81 (+103.59%)
Radius Recycling skyrocketed on the announcement that it would be acquired by Toyota Tsusho America.
D-Wave Quantum Inc [QBTS] $10.15 (+46.89%)
D-Wave Quantum continues to fly high as it claims that quantum computing already has practical use.
Applied Optoelectronics Inc [AAOI] $22.11 (+39.32%)
Applied Optoelectronics jumped after the company made a deal with Amazon to buy nearly 8 million shares of its stock.
Xponential Fitness Inc [XPOF] $7.46 (-38.45%)
Xponential Fitness lost ground after posting its less-than-impressive Q4 2024 earnings.
FreightCar America Inc [RAIL] $6.58 (-10.11%)
FreightCar America stock dropped despite a positive earnings report, likely due to broader challenges in the sector.
Tucows Inc [TCX] $17.20 (-10.09%)
Tucows amended its recent fourth-quarter earnings report to show a higher loss than previously expected.
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.
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Best Regards,
— Adam G.
Elite Trade Club
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