This media stock locked in a major funding deal that erases its debt and fuels rumors of a blockchain rebrand. Investors are betting this is more than just survival.

Silver Demand Surging (Sponsored)
On Behalf of First Majestic Silver Corp.
Silver just broke above $41. The strongest price in more than a decade.
Most investors chase exploration plays. Thousands of them exist. But only a handful actually produce silver.
This is one of them.
Four operating mines.
30+ million silver-equivalent ounces in yearly output.
Over $264 million in quarterly revenue.
And $56.6 million in net earnings last quarter alone.
Yet the stock is still under $10.
That’s the disconnect.
Big producers are valued in the billions.
This company is still priced like a mid-tier junior.
Even though production is climbing and costs are tight.
The timing could not be better.
Silver is now labeled a “critical mineral.”
Governments are stockpiling.
Institutions are loading up on silver ETFs.
Supply is getting squeezed while demand surges from clean energy, EVs, and defense.
History shows what happens next.
In 2011, silver soared 175% in 18 months. Producers outperformed the metal itself.
This is the setup smart investors wait for. A proven producer, undervalued, selling silver into the best market in years.
Right now it trades below $10.
That won’t last…
Get the full report before the market wakes up.
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Markets
U.S. stocks slipped after Fed Chair Powell signaled a cautious stance on further rate cuts, while Nvidia and other big tech names pulled back from record highs.
DJIA [-0.19%]
S&P 500 [-0.55%]
Nasdaq [-0.95%]
Russell 2k [-0.16%]

Market-Moving News
Energy
The $10 Billion Deal That Proves Sempra’s “Boring Utility” Label Is a Lie

Sempra (NYSE: SRE) just sold nearly half its infrastructure arm to KKR and CPPIB for $10 billion.
That deal values the unit at $22.2 billion and, more importantly, saves Sempra from having to sell new stock to fund its massive $56 billion capital plan.
For you, that means no dilution eating into your slice while the company keeps a solid 25% stake.
It’s the kind of move that feels both bold and safe at the same time, trimming fat without losing muscle. Wall Street likes that mix.
LNG Is the Real Prize
The big headline is that Sempra has greenlit a $14 billion expansion at its Port Arthur LNG project in Texas.
Two new trains, a giant storage tank, and 13 million tonnes of capacity by 2030, all backed by heavy hitters like Blackstone and Goldman Sachs.
If you’re looking at energy plays, this is where things get interesting because LNG demand is only climbing.
And if you’re holding out for a utility that acts more like a growth stock, Sempra just gave you the blueprint.
Why It’s Worth Watching
Natural gas demand isn’t slowing, and AI-driven power needs are making the outlook even hotter.
Sempra has managed to maintain its dividend-paying reputation while also entering growth territory. That’s a rare combo.
Sometimes, the companies everyone calls “boring” are the ones quietly lining up the biggest wins.

Crypto Adoption
Morgan Stanley Wants Your Grandma Trading Bitcoin

Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) isn’t just testing the waters. It’s handing E-Trade customers the keys to trade Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana like they’re buying Apple stock.
That’s a seismic shift, because once your dad’s retirement account can hold crypto, the stigma starts fading fast.
You might think this is a gimmick, but the bank is already staking its own money in Zerohash, the startup powering the backend.
That’s not just a side hustle; that’s a real commitment.
Where the Real Money Is Hiding
Here’s the kicker: wealth management already makes up nearly half of Morgan Stanley’s revenue. Now they’re bolting crypto and tokenized assets onto that machine.
If you’re a client, suddenly your portfolio isn’t just stocks and bonds — it’s blockchain too. And cutting out middlemen means fewer fees for you, but fatter margins for them.
It’s the rare win-win where both sides actually get paid.
The Tip of the Iceberg (But in Suits)
When execs call this “just the iceberg’s tip,” they’re basically saying the whole boat is steering toward digital assets. This isn’t hype, it’s the infrastructure for wealth 2.0.
So if you’ve ever rolled your eyes at crypto bros, here’s your curveball: Morgan Stanley just made them coworkers.
And you can bet they’ll be showing up to the next investor meeting in loafers, not hoodies.

Designed For Virality (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.

Solar
Is This the Smartest Energy Bet You Haven’t Made Yet?

First Solar (NASDAQ: FSLR) is one of those names that looks quiet until you zoom out and realize it’s been quietly loading the spring.
Oil’s cheap right now, so no one’s complaining about energy costs, but the cycle always flips.
Rates, Rays, and Real Momentum
With interest rates finally on the way down, building solar projects suddenly gets cheaper and faster.
That’s why analysts are already calling for earnings to almost double next year, and you don’t need a spreadsheet to know stock prices love that kind of setup.
If you’re thinking this is just hype, keep in mind that when banks are throwing out price targets 20% above today’s level, they’re not doing it for fun.
That’s capital saying “pay attention.”
The Numbers Are Flashing Green
Wall Street’s models show nearly 60% of expected growth still isn’t baked into the price. Translation: this stock isn’t stretched, it’s still got slack.
And if you’ve ever watched how solar trades when oil climbs, you know it can move a lot faster than the headlines.
Solar’s Underdog Advantage
While everyone’s glued to oil and gas, solar keeps grinding away in the background. First Solar has the projects, the balance sheet, and the momentum lining up at the same time.
If you’re looking for a way into energy that doesn’t feel overcrowded, this might be your play. Sometimes the quietest stock ends up throwing the loudest party.

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Top Winners and Losers
Super League Enterprise Inc [SLE] $8.51 (+159.45%)
Super League soared after securing a $10M strategic investment from Evo Fund that wipes out debt and boosts its crypto ambitions.
Better Home & Finance Holding CO [BETR] $68.24 (+36.44%)
Better Home & Finance jumped after EMJ Capital’s Eric Jackson likened it to the “Shopify of mortgages” with massive upside potential.
Bakkt Hldgs Inc [BKKT] $17.18 (+16.87%)
Bakkt surged 45% after naming crypto veteran Mike Alfred to its board, signaling a strategic pivot toward digital asset growth.

Flora Growth Corp [FLGC] $24.04 (-28.26%)
Flora Growth dropped amid concerns over financial instability and token-related treasury risks, worsened by Solana’s price decline.
Ares Acquisition Corporation II [AACT] $8.88 (-22.11%)
Ares Acquisition Corporation fell as its shareholder meeting to approve the Kodiak merger was delayed, raising uncertainty around the deal’s timeline and investor commitment.
Bollinger Innovations Inc [BINI] $7.25 (-14.81%)
Bollinger slid following its second reverse stock split, with investors worried about dilution and long-term viability despite management’s reassurances.

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Next Silver Surge (Sponsored)
On Behalf of First Majestic Silver Corp.
There are thousands of silver companies listed around the world.
But only a few actually produce silver.
And right now, one of those producers is being ignored.
It operates four active mines.
Is on track to produce over 30 million silver-equivalent ounces this year.
And just reported $264.2 million in quarterly revenue with $56.6 million in net earnings.
Yet the stock still trades under $10.
Meanwhile, institutions are already positioning.
Silver-backed ETFs have taken in 95 million ounces this year.
Sprott’s new Silver Miners & Physical ETF surged past $100 million AUM in just months.
Governments have declared silver a “critical mineral” and are stockpiling supply.
The smart money is here. But this stock hasn’t moved yet.
That creates a rare setup.
You’re looking at a proven producer, generating real cash, selling silver into one of the strongest markets in more than a decade…
Yet still valued at just a fraction of its bigger peers.
When silver moves, producers always lead.
In 2011, silver climbed 175%.
Producers multiplied even faster.
The market has not caught up to this opportunity. But it will.
And when it does, the biggest gains will go to the few producers already pulling metal out of the ground.
Right now this one is still under $10.
That window won’t stay open long.
Get the full report now before institutions push it higher.
*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.

Everything Else
Meta added real-time translation to WhatsApp, aiming to make cross-language chats seamless.
Ford widened its recall of Expedition and Navigator SUVs after discovering a potential fire hazard.
Heineken agreed to buy FIFCO’s businesses for $3.2 billion to strengthen its Central America presence.
Disney will bump Disney+ rates, asking subscribers to pay more for the service.
Volvo Cars will build a new model in the U.S., expanding its North American footprint.
PepsiCo investors are wary of Elliott’s proposal to spin off the company’s bottling operations.

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