A new OS rollout and fresh hardware are giving this social stock a second chance at relevance. Revenue is lagging, losses are growing, but the hype cycle in AR is very much alive. Here’s what you need to know.
Silver Breakout (Sponsored)
On Behalf of First Majestic Silver Corp.
Silver is breaking out — over $41, the highest in more than a decade.
Most investors chase exploration companies. But explorers don’t generate cash.
Producers do.
And this company isn’t just producing. It’s innovating.
At one of its flagship mines, it installed the industry’s first-ever High-Intensity Grinding mill.
The result? Recovery rates up to 94%, setting a new bar for efficiency.
That efficiency translates directly to stronger margins and higher earnings.
Last quarter:
$264.2 million in revenue
$56.6 million in net earnings
30+ million ounces of silver-equivalent output in 2025
Yet the stock is still trading under $10.
Meanwhile, governments are labeling silver “critical,” ETFs are piling in, and supply is tightening.
In 2011, silver surged 175% in 18 months. Producers multiplied faster.
This is one of the few real producers positioned to lead the next run.
Still under $10 today.
Get the full report before the market closes this gap.
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Futures at a Glance📈
Wall Street’s taking a post-record breather. Dow’s down triple digits, S&P and Nasdaq are dipping too, oil’s flat, and yields are yawning lower. After last week’s rate-cut sugar high, everyone’s now squinting at the next batch of inflation data to see if the party can keep rolling.
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What to Watch
Premarket Earnings:
Marti Technologies Inc. [MRT]
Aftermarket Earnings:
Firefly Aerospace Inc. [FLY]
Economic Reports & Fed Speakers:
New York Fed President John Williams Speech: 9:45 am
St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem Speech: 10:00 am
Fed Governor Stephen Miran Speech: 12:00 pm
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack Speech: 12:00 pm
Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin Speech: 12:00 pm
Mining
Coeur Strikes Gold (and Silver), Investors Strike Pay Dirt
Coeur Mining just delivered the kind of news investors dream about: big new gold and silver discoveries at its Las Chispas mine in Mexico and Kensington mine in Alaska. Shares jumped on the update, with management rolling out nine rigs to accelerate drilling. It’s not every day a miner finds new high-grade veins, and the market noticed.
Why it Matters: Mining is a treadmill, you’re always running to replace what you dig up. Without new discoveries, reserves decline and valuations sink. Coeur’s update gives it more runway, extending mine life and shoring up production forecasts.
With central banks hoarding gold like it’s Y2K all over again, demand trends are in Coeur’s favor. But mining stocks are never a straight line. Permitting delays, political risk, and commodity price swings can take the shine off a great headline.
Your Takeaway: This stock is like a treasure map. You want to follow it, but “X” doesn’t always mark the spot.
You can ride the momentum, but long-term holders need proof these discoveries translate into actual production and cash flow. Just remember that gold stocks can make you feel rich one day and like a prospector eating beans by the fire the next.
Media
Fox Wants a Piece of TikTok, Cue the Drama
Fox is reportedly circling TikTok’s U.S. operations, joining a potential investor group that could also include Oracle and Dell. The Murdochs getting in on TikTok is like your dad showing up at Coachella. He can buy a ticket, but it changes the vibe. Still, the deal would be huge. TikTok has 135 million U.S. users, and Fox knows eyeballs equal ad dollars.
Why it Matters: Fox’s audience skews older, and TikTok is the one platform with undeniable pull among Gen Z. Buying into the app could give Fox relevance with a generation that doesn’t even know where the remote is.
But this deal comes with baggage. TikTok is ground zero for geopolitical tension, and every rumor sparks another round of headlines about security, politics, and data privacy.
Your Takeaway: For now, treat this like reality TV. The rumors alone can move the stock, but the actual deal could take ages to play out, or get blocked altogether. You can ride the TikTok chatter for quick gains.
If you’re a long-term investor, you should remember: when media giants chase social trends, the ending is often messy. Call it “Keeping Up with the Murdochs.”
Trendsetter Tech (Sponsored)
With built-in tech to launch and scale viral gear, this company isn't following trends-it's setting them.
A recent equity deal with Alabama just lit the fuse.
Social Media
Snap Bets Big on Spectacles, Investors Squint at the Future
Snap is trying to reinvent itself (again), this time with Snap OS 2.0 and a new push into augmented reality. Shares popped nearly 7% premarket after management hyped up faster browsers, WebXR support, and upgrades to its Spectacles lineup.
We’re being sold a future where your glasses aren’t just glasses, they’re gateways into Snap’s AR ecosystem. The pitch is that it’s more immersive, more interactive, and maybe finally a way to keep users from wandering off to TikTok.
Why it Matters: The problem is Snap has been here before. Past AR launches fizzled, and while the company still pulls in over a billion dollars a quarter, revenue growth has slowed to single digits while losses widen.
Contrast that with Meta, which is growing faster and monetizing better. For Snap, AR isn’t just about cool hardware, it’s about survival in a crowded social battlefield.
Your Takeaway: Snap trades like a rollercoaster, you scream on the way down and pretend to enjoy the ride back up.
If OS 2.0 and Spectacles gain traction, the stock has room to run toward $10+. If not, it’s another expensive toy in the tech graveyard. Play the hype, but keep one hand on the exit bar.
Poll: If AI controlled the stock market tomorrow, what do you foresee happening?
Movers and Shakers
Premier Inc [PINC]: Premarket Move: +8%
Private equity’s rolling out the red carpet. Patient Square is taking Premier private in a $2.6B all-cash deal, paying $28.25 a share (a neat 9.7% premium). Stock’s already sprinting toward the buyout price, which means the upside from here is mostly baked in.
The bigger picture: Premier has been struggling with growth and margin pressure, so this is the “let’s call it a day” exit. For PE, it’s a steady cash-flow machine with healthcare contracts that can be optimized outside of Wall Street’s glare.
My Take: This one trades like a coupon now. If you’re holding, you’ll clip your premium and call it done. If you’re chasing, remember the fireworks already went off, now it’s just waiting for the deal to close.
Metsera Inc [MTSR]: Premarket Move: +50%
Biotech gossip mill is serving dessert early. Pfizer is reportedly closing in on a $7.3B takeover of Metsera, offering $47.50 a share in cash plus up to $22.50 in milestone payments if the obesity pipeline delivers. That’s a serious payday for a stock that IPO’d at $18 back in January.
Street chatter is loud, but not confirmed, so think of this as champagne popped, cork still mid-air. If Pfizer locks it, Metsera instantly levels up from scrappy obesity challenger to Big Pharma trophy.
My Take: This is M&A adrenaline at its finest. You can ride the squeeze, but size small unless Pfizer’s signature hits the page. Rumors fade fast, premiums evaporate faster.
Amer Sports Inc [AS]: Premarket Move: −8%
After a monster 150% run in the past year, Amer finally looks winded. BofA just raised its target to $46, backing growth from Arc’teryx, Salomon, and Wilson, but traders are taking profits after the stock brushed up near $40. The company still sees low-double-digit sales growth and fat margins into 2030.
Here’s the tension: the fundamentals scream long runway, but after this kind of rally, every step feels like mile 23 of a marathon. The tank isn’t empty, but it’s sloshing.
My Take: If you’re in, lace tight and let it ride. If you’re eyeing an entry, let the stock grab a water break first. The long-term story is intact, but you don’t need to chase when the market just ran a personal best.
Q3 Launch Trigger (Sponsored)
On Behalf of The FUTR Corp.
Every tech cycle has its turning point.
The moment a breakthrough goes from hype to everyday life.
In smartphones, it was the iPhone.
In EVs, it was Tesla.
In streaming, it was Netflix.
Now the same setup is happening in AI.
The first wave was chatbots. But the real wealth could come from AI Agents.
Agents that scan contracts, trigger payments, and deliver offers in real time.
And this tiny stock is first in line:
This isn’t vaporware. The rails are already proven:
$3B+ processed through FUTR Pay
1M+ transactions live across the platform
88% gross margins — rare for any small-cap tech
Zero-party data structured in personal vaults instead of being scraped by Big Tech
Data Protocol + Utility Token ready to monetize every transaction
Zero-party data is becoming the new oil. It’s structured, verified, and licensed directly by consumers. With their new payment platform and a Utility Token fueling every exchange, this model could turn the data economy into a perpetual revenue machine.
The big trigger? A Q3 2025 consumer launch that could put it on the radar overnight.
Don’t wait until CNBC is hyping it.
Get the name and stock symbol here before the crowd.
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Everything Else
Buffett and Munger finally cashed out of BYD, ending a 16-year ride that turned $230M into $9B. That’s how you say “BYD, bye-bye.”
The private markets are buzzing after seven AI startups hit unicorn status, bulking the sector to a $1.3T valuation.
Adani Power split its stock and surged 20%, proving that in India, electricity and equity both travel at high voltage.
Bezos is backing a renewables alliance pushing $75B into developing countries. When Jeff says “prime delivery,” he apparently means solar panels.
Porsche warned its EV launch delay could take shares down 62%. Talk about going from 0–60 in reverse.
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