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Noah Zelvis & Adam Garcia
March 11, 2025
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Hey, everyone. It's Adam from Elite Trade Club. Here’s what moved the market today.
AI & Crypto (Sponsored)
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Markets 📈
The market slid again today amid a mix of tariff and recession fears. The Dow Jones felt the heaviest impact, losing over a percent on the day.
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Market-Moving News 📈
Tech
IBM Moves Forward in Smart Manufacturing with Latest 4D Printing Patent
IBM (NYSE: IBM) has secured a new patent for 4D printing technology, a development aimed at enhancing precision in material manipulation. The newly patented technology uses machine learning algorithms to control shape-memory materials capable of adapting to external stimuli such as temperature, light, and magnetism.
According to the patent, IBM’s 4D-printed smart materials can transport microparticles in environments where traditional methods fall short. The technology enables precise delivery of materials in applications ranging from medical treatments to electronics manufacturing.
This IBM system allows real-time monitoring and automatic adjustments to ensure accuracy and efficiency in various environments. By integrating machine learning, the system automates movement, optimizing the response of printed materials based on predefined conditions.
Such innovation could provide new opportunities in biotechnology, semiconductor production, and industrial automation. IBM’s ongoing investments in AI-driven manufacturing solutions align with its broader strategy of expanding advanced computing and automation technologies.
Years of securing high-impact patents underscore IBM’s continued role in pioneering next-generation industrial technologies. The company continues to leverage patents and R&D to maintain its position in emerging tech fields with applications that could reshape precision engineering and smart materials.
Airlines
Southwest Airlines Revamps Perks to Boost Revenue Streams
Southwest Airlines (NYSE: LUV) announced a major change, ending its long-standing promise of free checked bags for most travelers. The company rolled out this shift to boost revenue.
Starting late May, passengers buying anything but the top-tier Business Select fare will pay to check luggage, while elite frequent flyers and credit card holders keep some free bag perks.
The airline also introduced a basic economy ticket, stripping away free changes and shortening flight credit lifespans. This move follows last year’s switch from open seating to assigned seats, showing Southwest’s push to rethink its customer offerings. The company aims to keep carry-on bags free across all fares, easing some traveler concerns.
Investors perk up as Southwest adapts under pressure from a hedge fund urging higher returns. The stock sees movement in trading, hinting at market interest in this pivot. For years, Southwest stood out with its “two bags fly free” approach, but now it aligns more with rivals charging for extras.
Southwest preps its staff with tools like mobile bag-tag printers to handle the transition. The company retrofits planes with bigger overhead bins, bracing for more carry-ons.
Smart Glass Market (Sponsored)
This Nasdaq-listed company is redefining AI in the $124 billion smart glass market. From cockpit shading systems to energy-efficient building glass, their technology powers global leaders like Boeing, Mercedes-Benz, and National Geographic.
Their projected $240M revenue from aerospace positions them as an AI-driven market disruptor you can’t ignore.
Retail
Kohl’s Faces Market Pressure After Issuing a Cautious Outlook
Kohl’s (NYSE: KSS) shares took a sharp hit after the retailer provided a weaker-than-expected outlook for 2025, raising concerns about its ability to drive growth amid shifting consumer spending habits.
While the company’s fourth-quarter earnings and revenue came in above expectations, its guidance for the year signaled a steeper decline in sales than anticipated.
Kohl’s expects annual revenue to fall between 5% and 7%, a more significant drop than analysts had projected. Comparable sales are also forecasted to decline, reflecting ongoing challenges in key product categories and evolving customer preferences.
The company recently announced corporate workforce reductions and the closure of 27 underperforming stores as part of its broader strategy to realign its operations.
Despite the turbulence, certain areas of the business continue to show resilience. The Sephora partnership remains a bright spot, driving growth in beauty sales, while leadership has emphasized renewed efforts to refocus on core categories such as fine jewelry and proprietary brands. However, digital sales have underperformed expectations, particularly in the home goods segment.
With economic uncertainties weighing on the broader retail sector, Kohl’s faces mounting pressure to adapt and strengthen its competitive position. The latest developments have fueled investor concerns, making the retailer’s next steps critical in determining its future trajectory.
Top Winners and Losers 🔥
Hesai Group ADR [HSAI] $24.08 (+50.41%)
Hesai Group landed a multi-year contract on its next-gen global platform.
Ramaco Resources Inc [METC] $11.62 (+38.33%)
Ramaco Resources jumped on an upbeat fourth-quarter and full-year earnings report.
Paymentus Holdings Inc [PAY] $30.75 (+24.29%)
Paymentus saw a huge share price increase after announcing record revenue in its Q4 financial update.
Arvinas Inc [ARVN] $8.30 (-52.73%)
Arvinas tanked on less-than-stellar results from a Phase 3 trial for its breast cancer drug.
Asana Inc [ASAN] $12.64 (-24.18%)
Asana fell on lackluster Q4 results and news that its CEO is transitioning out.
Kohl’s Corp [KSS] $9.15 (-24.07%)
Kohl’s stock suffered as the company’s sales weren’t up to par, causing concern over turnaround efforts.
Technology (Sponsored)
Forget rockets or brain implants…
Elon’s new AI product could be his biggest invention yet.
Jeff Brown tried it himself recently and caught his experience on camera.
Click here to see this footage because according to Tesla Magazine, this new product “could well shape the technological and economic future of our society.”
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— Adam G.
Elite Trade Club
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