Chinese Biotech Firm Curates 62% Gains

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Gold Moves (Sponsored)

On behalf of West Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd.

The Quiet Gold Producer Nobody’s Watching

Gold is holding above $3,200—and the market is finally waking up.

But one of the most interesting setups in this bull run is still under the radar.

A fully permitted mine. In one of the richest gold belts on Earth. With the mill already running and bulk sample gold already poured.

Most juniors spend a decade getting this far.

This one’s done it in less than two years.

They’ve drilled over 88,000 meters. Built out the underground access. Installed a new crusher. Even set up a full camp to house the crew.

Production is now just months away—and Wall Street hasn’t caught on yet.

That’s where the upside is.

Because when gold moves, near-term producers often move hardest—and fastest.

Most investors will wait until the first gold pour to notice.

Smart investors will understand that the bulk sample already proved the story - paving the way to production in just months..

See why this may be the most underpriced story in the gold market.

Markets 📈

U.S. equities continued to decline on Tuesday at the same pace as the previous session, as investors didn’t see any progress on U.S.-China trade discussions. The Dow Jones was hit the hardest, dropping nearly 400 points.

Market-Moving News 📈

Logistics

FedEx Targets $80B Deferred Cargo Market with Transatlantic Push

FedEx (NYSE: FDX) is focusing on the premium freight market, converting part of its overnight fleet to serve daytime international cargo routes. A newly redeployed Boeing 777 freighter will operate eight weekly flights between Liege, Belgium, and Memphis, Tennessee. This is one of several moves to strengthen its "Orange Network" focused on deferred, high-yield shipments.

The strategy suggests a deeper pivot away from the volume-heavy express business, which has come under pressure amid a parcel slowdown and the end of a major USPS contract.

By shifting capacity to more profitable lanes and products like pharmaceuticals and automotive parts, FedEx is signaling where it sees the margin growth.

For investors, this signals short-term optimization and a clear revenue mix shift. The company is no longer relying on express dominance and is instead competing more directly with global cargo players. Success here depends on operations, winning freight forwarding relationships, and securing long-term demand from industrial shippers.

Whether this pays off depends on execution, especially as competitors like DHL and UPS pursue similar freight-focused transformations. FedEx’s ability to maximize aircraft utilization, densify loads, and minimize hub congestion will be key.

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Global Trade 

Record U.S. Trade Deficit Signals Strain Ahead of July Tariff Hike

The U.S. trade deficit surged to a record $140.5 billion in March, with a 92.6% year-to-date deficit, driven by a rush of imports ahead of sweeping tariff increases scheduled for July.

New data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis shows a widening gap between what the U.S. buys from the world and what it sells, a sign of growing pressure on domestic supply chains and trade flows.

Import volumes jumped sharply as businesses front-loaded purchases of goods ranging from pharmaceuticals to home appliances. Consumer categories such as apparel, furniture, and textiles all recorded gains, contributing to the largest monthly import increase this year. Exports, in contrast, grew only marginally.

This import-heavy activity reflects growing urgency among U.S. companies to secure inventory before global tariffs rise, particularly on Chinese goods.

Trade remains one of the biggest drags on the U.S. economy. Net exports weighed heavily on GDP in the first quarter, contributing to a modest contraction.

While consumer spending remains positive, it has slowed notably. Economists expect the current import surge to level off in the months ahead, potentially easing some of the downward pressure on growth. However, new tariffs targeting key sectors like semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and entertainment remain under consideration.

Globally, ripple effects are already visible. Canada reported declining exports to the U.S., even as its shipments to Europe and Asia increased.

These shifts suggest that businesses worldwide are adjusting their trade routes in anticipation of more volatility.

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Consumer

DoorDash Confirms $3.9B Deliveroo Deal to Expand Across Europe

DoorDash (NYSE: DASH) will purchase UK-based Deliveroo for $3.9 billion in cash, the biggest deal yet in meal delivery. Announced Tuesday, this acquisition expands DoorDash into 10 new countries, including the UK, Ireland, France, and Italy.

Deliveroo’s strong local presence and 7 million monthly users will join DoorDash’s platform, which has 42 million users. Together, they managed $90 billion in orders last year. This move helps DoorDash challenge Uber Eats and Just Eat in Europe.

For investors, this acquisition means growth potential. DoorDash’s new markets could drive more sales, lifting its stock value. If the integration succeeds, investors may see strong returns as the company competes worldwide.

Deliveroo shareholders are set to receive 180 pence per share as part of the recommended acquisition offer. The company’s board has endorsed the deal, and co-founder Will Shu and major institutional investors are backing it. Among the key supporters is Greenoaks, which holds a stake of over 15%, signaling broad internal alignment with the terms of the agreement. 

The backing from these influential stakeholders suggests confidence in the buyer’s strategy and the long-term value the acquisition could unlock for the business.

Regulators are unlikely to block the deal since the companies operate in different regions. By acquiring Deliveroo, DoorDash becomes a major global player, not just a U.S. name. 

We’ll watch how this deal shapes DoorDash’s growth and stock performance for investors.

Regencell Bioscience Holdings [RGC] $151.00 (+62.58%)

Regencell Bioscience rose to over four times its previous record without any specific reason. The Hong Kong-based company recently announced a major share buyback funded by its CEO, suggesting strong insider confidence.

Pony AI Inc [PONY] $14.32 (+47.63%)

Pony AI extended its rebound on news of a partnership with Uber to deploy robotaxis in the Middle East, expanding the list of major collaborations within the last few weeks.

ThredUp Inc [TDUP] $6.56 (+47.75%)

ThredUp rallied after beating Q1 revenue and earnings estimates and raising its full-year guidance.

PRA Group Inc [PRAA] $13.57 (-29.32%)

PRA Group tumbled after posting disappointing Q1 results, missing both earnings and revenue estimates.

Tactile Systems Technology [TCMD] $9.86 (-29.27%)

Tactile Systems dropped after reporting a larger-than-expected Q1 loss and a 4% revenue miss, facing pressure amid weaker demand.

Ichor Holdings [ICHR] $16.00 (-23.22%)

Ichor Holdings dropped after missing Q1 earnings expectations by over 50% despite revenue growth.

Gold Market (Sponsored)

On behalf of West Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd.

The Golden Surprise in Red Lake

Red Lake has produced over 30 million ounces of gold.

And now, a forgotten piece of that district is starting to show serious signs of life again.

After re-logging 16,000 meters of core and running extensive till sampling, geos have uncovered two new gold anomalies—both aligned with a folded regional structure known to host big deposits.

This is classic Red Lake: high-grade potential, hidden in plain sight.

It’s not just theory either—visible gold has already been found in core.

And these zones? They’ve barely been drilled.

It’s the kind of early-stage discovery work that has preceded significant moves in the past.

And the kicker?

It’s all happening next to a mine already on the verge of restarting.

That’s what makes this so powerful. Production upside with fresh discovery potential in the same district.

You don’t get that combination very often.

Tap here to see what most of the market is missing.

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— Adam G.
Elite Trade Club

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