Cannabis Fintech Doubles on Deal Buzz

A streaming giant is rising on a bullish revenue outlook and traction in ad-supported tiers, a $5.8B steel mill deal might reshape U.S. EV supply chains, and a cannabis-focused fintech’s shares are doubling after striking a major deal. Read on to find out more.

On Behalf of Azincourt Energy Corp

In 2018, UEC was a forgotten uranium stock trading for just $0.60.

Five years later? It had exploded into a $3.11 billion juggernaut.

That’s the power of timing the uranium cycle.

Today, another uranium bull market is taking shape. 

But this time, the fuel behind it is different:

And right now, a tiny uranium explorer in Canada’s Athabasca Basin is sitting on drill-ready projects… just like UEC once was.

The opportunity is hiding in plain sight.

History doesn’t repeat, but in uranium… it often rhymes.

See why some believe this could be UEC all over again.

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Electric aviation is no longer just a vision—it’s rapidly becoming reality.

Major players are jumping in. 

Toyota has invested $500 million to support electric air taxis. 

United Airlines has already ordered hundreds of electric aircraft for future regional air travel. 

And even the US Air Force is testing electric air taxis.

But one company is ahead of the pack.

This NYSE-listed stock just secured a $50 million financing, strengthening its balance sheet and adding fuel to its transformation plan.

With over $119 million in revenue in 2024, they’re not just joining the boom; they’re helping set the pace.

While others are gearing up, this company is already generating real results, flying passengers today on its network of regional flights across the U.S. using aircraft that could one day upgrade to electrified technology.

Trading for under $3, it’s well positioned in a potential growth industry that’s still in its early days.

Get the name and stock symbol of this under-the-radar leader here.

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Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) shares are climbing 2.2% in premarket trading today, as investors respond positively to the company’s robust annual revenue guidance despite broader economic concerns.

The streaming platform reaffirmed its 2025 revenue projection of $43.5 billion to $44.5 billion, easing market worries that potential tariff-driven slowdowns could impact consumer discretionary spending.

Co-CEO Greg Peters stated that Netflix remains stable even in challenging macroeconomic conditions, citing the platform’s consistent performance during past downturns.

He added that there have been no meaningful changes in user engagement or churn.

The company's ad-supported subscription tier continues gaining traction, now representing 55% of new memberships in available regions.

Analysts see this as a promising revenue stream, with some highlighting the long-term potential of ad-tech investments.

Netflix recently stopped reporting subscriber counts, shifting focus to top-line performance and advertising growth.

Earlier this month, reports suggested the company aims to nearly double revenue to $78 billion by 2030, driven in part by a $9 billion global ad business.

Posco Holdings Inc. (NYSE: PKX) is partnering with Hyundai Motor Group (OTCPK: HYMTF) on a $5.8 billion steel mill project in Louisiana, the companies confirmed this morning.

This marks a major expansion of South Korean industrial investment in the U.S.

The two corporations signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on the venture, which will support the production of next-generation automotive-grade steel sheets.

The facility, slated to begin operations by 2029, will be capable of producing 2.7 million tons annually.

While Posco’s financial stake in the project remains undisclosed, the deal aligns with Hyundai’s broader $21 billion commitment to U.S. expansion.

This project has drawn political attention, with former President Donald Trump touting it as evidence that tariff policies have incentivized domestic manufacturing.

Hyundai first announced the mill in March, following earlier steel duties imposed by the Trump administration.

Beyond steel, the two firms will also explore joint initiatives in the battery supply chain to help source critical materials that comply with U.S. and European regulations.

Hyundai expects the collaboration to enhance long-term resilience in electric vehicle production.

Meanwhile, South Korean trade officials are en route to Washington this week to request tariff relief, including a reduction in the still-active 25% duties on steel, aluminum, and automobiles exported to the U.S.

On Behalf of Azincourt Energy Corp

Right now, the US has 94 nuclear reactors.

And 90% of the fuel they run on? It’s imported.

Tariffs are coming. Tensions are rising. And the government knows it needs more domestic-friendly supply.

That’s why the billionaires are piling in. 

Why Peter Thiel just joined the board of a uranium enrichment startup. Why Canada’s uranium is now more strategic than ever.

And why one tiny explorer in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin could be positioned perfectly.

The company has two active projects.

It’s drilling in the richest uranium district on Earth.

And as the US tries to secure its nuclear future, Canadian explorers like this one may be the first call utilities make.

Discover the full story behind this quietly rising stock.

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Verb Technology (NASDAQ: VERB) officially completed its acquisition of AI-driven video commerce platform Lyvecom on Thursday.

The deal, finalized on April 11, involves a mix of cash, debt repayment, and equity compensation.

Verb paid $3 million in cash for Lyvecom’s outstanding capital stock, repaid $1.125 million in investor SAFEs (Simple Agreements for Future Equity), and covered a $100,000 loan owed by Lyvecom to a related party.

Additionally, Verb issued 184,812 restricted shares—valued at $1 million based on a 30-day volume-weighted average of $5.41 per share—to complete the acquisition.

These restricted shares are bound by lock-up and leak-out agreements, limiting immediate resale.

The agreement also includes an earn-out clause allowing Lyvecom shareholders to receive up to $3 million more over the next two years, contingent on the company meeting specific performance targets.

With the acquisition now closed, Verb is looking to strengthen its position in the AI-powered video commerce space.

Lyvecom’s platform, which integrates live video and e-commerce capabilities, is expected to enhance Verb’s product offerings and expand its reach in the interactive commerce market.

Verb’s stock is up 7.1% in premarket trade this morning.

Safe Harbor Financial is a fintech pioneer offering compliant banking and credit services to the cannabis industry.

Its stock is rising more than 100% in premarket trading today after Safe Harbor announced a strategic partnership with FundCanna, a top provider of cannabis lending solutions, which will allow both companies to cross-refer clients.

Evogene is a computational biology company which employs AI-driven tech engines in agriculture, therapeutics, and chemicals.

The stock is surging nearly 50% in premarket trading today after Evogene announced the sale of the majority of its ag-biologicals subsidiary Lavie Bio to ICL.

American Resources Corporation is a raw materials provider in sustainable mining and critical mineral refining. Its subsidiary ReElement Technologies is a major domestic rare earth producer.

Shares of AREC are surging 14% in premarket trading after the company announced a major Phase 2 expansion of its Noblesville rare earth refining facility, doubling production capacity of high-purity neodymium, praseodymium, dysprosium, and terbium.

If you're searching for the next opportunity, this aviation player is quietly making moves in the industry.

No guarantees, but when the right elements come together, we’ve seen how momentum can take off for other companies before.

The Timing is Everything.

One of the biggest game-changers? A strategic agreement with Palantir Technologies⁽¹⁾ to develop an AI-driven operating system designed to revolutionize the advanced air mobility industry.

Aviation has been slow to embrace AI, but this company is working on real, data-driven software that could revolutionize regional air travel.

Aviation is next, and this company is positioning itself ahead of the curve.

Insiders Are Betting on It.

Board members have increased their holdings.

Analysts across multiple platforms are calling this a company to watch

Appreciate you tuning in—potential disruptors like this don’t come around often.

Stay sharp, stay informed, and take the next step to uncover the full details.

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— Adam Garcia
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