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

On Behalf of Abitibi Metals

A $31M junior just posted nearly 1B lbs of copper equivalent.

With insiders and institutions piling in, this could be the next breakout.

Full details here.

*SGS Canada Inc. is responsible for the Technical Report. The Qualified Persons (“QPs”), as defined under NI 43-101, are Yann Camus, P.Eng., and Olivier Vadnais-Leblanc, P.Geo.

The Dow Jones rose for the 8th consecutive day as stocks continue to rebound. The S&P 500 fared the best, adding over 0.6% to yesterday’s score.

Ford (NYSE: F) reported a 16% jump in U.S. sales for April, driven by strong truck demand and price cuts. The company used its large inventory to offer discounts, staying competitive as rivals raised prices due to tariff-related costs.

The F-Series and Maverick trucks led with a 23% sales increase, totaling nearly 100,000 units. Hybrids also performed well, increasing by 30%, indicating that buyers prefer gas-electric options for their cost and convenience over fully electric vehicles. Ford's truck strength keeps it ahead, but EVs need work to win U.S. investors' trust.

Meanwhile, electric vehicle sales faltered. The Mustang Mach-E dropped 40% year-over-year, and the F-150 Lightning fell 17%. Ford cited a model transition and low inventory, but these weak numbers highlight ongoing challenges in scaling EV production and demand.

Buyers may have rushed to make purchases to avoid future price hikes tied to tariffs, which boosted April's figures. However, heavy discounts could squeeze profits if they continue. Ford's ability to maintain market share in a challenging pricing landscape is a plus, but its struggles with electric vehicles (EVs) stand out as competitors intensify their push for electrification.

Ford's truck and hybrid gains support its stock value for investors, but the EV slowdown raises concerns about long-term growth in a key market. In the months ahead, we'll watch how Ford balances discounts with profitability and addresses its EV challenges.

This fast-moving digital media company—backed by the Dallas Cowboys’ owner—just acquired one of the most iconic gaming brands on the planet.

With projected revenues topping $100M and clients like Nestlé and GM, it’s building a next-gen platform that connects global brands to the hardest-to-reach audiences in Gen Z and Gen Alpha.

Their acquisition of a top-tier esports brand could be the turning point in the battle for youth attention.

Click here to see why this company could be the “Dallas Cowboys of Esports.”

The private equity firm KKR (NYSE: KKR) is preparing to deploy $116 billion in cash to capitalize on new opportunities amid volatile markets. Trade tensions have slowed U.S. deal exits, but KKR remains ready to act.

Europe and Asia offer stronger deal flows, and KKR’s global reach gives it an advantage. While some firms pause due to stock market nerves, KKR can tap its credit business, which thrives when investors shy away from risk. KKR’s flexibility and cash reserves position it to profit from market fluctuations, a win for investors.

Many competitors lack the same resources, making KKR’s scale a key strength. The firm’s ability to move quickly in uncertain times could lead to smart buys at lower prices, boosting future returns.

The company’s stock has faced challenges in 2025, but its bold strategy keeps it on investors’ radar. A focus on regions with active deals, combined with its strong credit arm, should provide a buffer against market swings. All this means that KKR’s stock could see gains if it capitalizes on discounted assets.

KKR’s large cash pile and global presence offer a clear edge as markets stay unpredictable. The company is set to make strategic moves while others hesitate.

On Behalf of Azincourt Energy Corp

The uranium bull market is heating up.

Uranium has doubled since 2020.

Saskatchewan’s uranium sales just hit $2.6 billion, up 62% year-over-year.

Cameco says the long-term outlook has never been stronger.

Now layer on the global demand curve:

The setup is here.

And one company has plans to drill in the heart of it all: Canada’s Athabasca Basin.

With early uranium hits, expanding alteration zones, and proximity to NexGen and Cameco, this could be the next name to watch in the sector.

Discover the full story behind this quietly rising stock.

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Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) will spend $4 billion through 2026 to triple its rural delivery network, adding over 200 new delivery stations in small-town America. The company aims to cut delivery times in half for many remote areas.

This expansion reduces Amazon’s reliance on third-party carriers like UPS, which reduces Amazon shipments, and FedEx, which shifts focus. By targeting costly, less efficient rural routes, Amazon is taking on a challenge most competitors avoid. Controlling these routes could give the online retailer a huge edge, boosting U.S. investor confidence in its stock.

The company’s in-house delivery system has grown steadily. This move strengthens its grip on rural markets, forcing local retailers and regional carriers to match its speed and efficiency. Each new station will create about 170 jobs, supporting Amazon’s broader U.S. investment push alongside other tech giants.

While competitors face rising costs and tariff pressures, Amazon’s scale allows it to invest aggressively. For investors, this $4 billion plan signals a focus on long-term market share over short-term gains, potentially lifting Amazon’s value as rural demand grows.

The plan, announced just before Q1 earnings, gives investors a clear strategy to evaluate. As Amazon builds these stations, it aims to secure rural customers before competitors can catch up.

Zoomcar Holdings Inc [ZCAR] $10.30 (+153.07%)

Zoomcar more than doubled as it continues to carve out a niche in the Indian chauffeur space.

Regencell Bioscience Holdings [RGC] $77.00 (+28.33%)

Regencell Bioscience’s pipeline, although still in the early stage, is garnering the excitement of several key investors.

MYR Group Inc [MYRG] $147.10 (+20.26%)

MYR stock saw a significant rise after the company reported its Q1 2025 earnings.

Highest Performances Holdings [HPH] $5.85 (-48.91%)

Highest Performance continues to flounder even after regaining Nasdaq compliance, as significant internal changes concern shareholders.

Urgent.ly Inc [ULY] $8.96 (-39.87%)

Urgent.ly lost its hard-earned gains over the last few days as concerns arise over the company’s upcoming Q1 earnings report.

Organon & Co [OGN] $9.45 (-26.91%)

Ogranan felt the weight of today’s earnings report as investors were unimpressed.

On Behalf of Azincourt Energy Corp

With AI pushing power demand through the roof, nuclear is the only option.

Uranium demand is set to double. One junior may benefit most.

Tap here to unlock the name.

*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.

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— Adam G.
Elite Trade Club

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