Flying cars stopped being a sci-fi punchline the moment Washington gave the nod. Pilot programs, FAA milestones, and app integrations are lining up to turn this “someday” story into “sooner than you think.” You’ll want to be in before liftoff.

Overlooked AI (Sponsored)
A Message From HUB Cyber Security Ltd.
Some stocks grind higher for years. Others can move in days.
The difference often comes down to supply.
In this case, the supply is razor-thin. Just 9.7 million shares in the float, leaving very little paper available to trade.
Now imagine what happens when fresh demand hits a float this small. It’s like a spark in dry grass. Moves can be fast, powerful, and hard to ignore.
That setup is already in motion.
This company just landed a $25 million recurring compliance contract, a $23 million (€20M) European banking overhaul, and raised $20 million to accelerate US expansion. Each milestone makes it harder for Wall Street to overlook what’s happening here.
Yet the valuation is still microscopic: $21 million market cap.
Compare that to Palantir at $366B, Snowflake at $73B, or CrowdStrike at $103B. They dominate headlines, but they don’t solve the same problem this company does: securing and automating compliance at the very core of financial data.
When news breaks again, there won’t be enough stock to go around.
That’s why investors who recognize the scarcity dynamic are paying attention now, before the crowd wakes up.
See the full story before the next contract hits.
*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.

Futures at a Glance📈
Elon’s billion-dollar YOLO is giving futures a morning buzz, while you sip coffee and wait for Powell’s big rate-cut call later this week.


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What to Watch
Premarket Earnings:
The Hain Celestial Group, Inc. [HAIN]
MindWalk Holdings Corp. [HYFT]
Coda Octopus Group, Inc. [CODA]
Aftermarket Earnings:
Dave & Buster's Entertainment, Inc. [PLAY]
Radiant Logistics, Inc. [RLGT]
High Tide Inc. [HITI]
Ocean Power Technologies, Inc. [OPTT]
Economic Reports:
Empire State Manufacturing Survey (Sept): 8:30 am

Healthcare
Pfizer’s Dividend Checks In While the Stock Checks Out

If you like getting paid to wait, this one’s speaking your language. At today’s prices, you’re looking at a dividend yield north of 7%, that’s roughly $740 a year on every $10K you park here, with a history of steady raises.
The reason the yield looks fat is the flip side of the coin. The stock’s been knocked around by fading COVID revenues, looming patent cliffs (Eliquis, Prevnar, Ibrance, etc.), and policy noise. That’s why valuation screens cheap on forward P/E and price-to-sales versus big-pharma peers.
Here’s the part you should care about, though. The business mix is shifting. Oncology is getting real weight after the Seagen deal, late-stage assets are stacking up, and management’s carving out multi-billion cost savings through 2027. You’re not buying a growth rocket, you’re buying a cash-rich refit with optionality if the pipeline hits.
Why it Matters: You want durable income with a shot at upside if new launches offset the loss-of-exclusivity dip. Lower volatility than high-beta biotech, more juice than a low-yield bond.
Your Investor Takeaway: If you’re income-first, you’ll see opportunity to dollar-cost average and let the dividend drip do the work. If you’re total-return focused, demand proof, with oncology acceleration, clean readouts, and progress on that savings plan. Position size like a core income sleeve, then add on execution, not hope.

Information Services
Gartner Buys Back the Narrative, And a Lot of Shares

When a company adds $1B to its buyback, taking authorization to $7B, it’s saying, “we like our stock at these levels.” After a bruising selloff (down ~50% YTD), the setup is classic: solid cash flow, modest growth in core “Insights,” and a valuation that finally looks mortal instead of mythic.
The catch is that guidance cooled, contract value growth is single digits, and clients are still debating budgets while everyone tosses the word “AI” like confetti.
This is a subscription engine with long customer relationships, sticky research, and consulting that hums when CFOs reopen the purse. You’re not chasing hype here, as much as you’re underwriting durability plus financial engineering. Buybacks don’t fix strategy, but they do reduce share count and boost per-share optics while the story resets.
Why it Matters: If you believe in the recurring-revenue model and the moat around proprietary research, dislocations like this are where multi-year positions are born, not at 30x earnings on euphoria.
Your Investor Takeaway: You’ll see opportunity if you think the market overshot on the way down. Let it base, watch renewal metrics and CV growth, then scale in. Use the buyback as your floor guide, because if management’s buying aggressively and fundamentals stabilize, you can, too. If not, keep it on a watchlist and wait for higher-highs confirmation.

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Advanced Air Mobility
Joby Gets a Lift From Pilot Programs to App Icons

You want futuristic, but with a plan? Joby just checked two boxes. First, it’s joining the White House’s eVTOL pilot program, the real-world testing for passenger, cargo, and emergency ops ahead of full FAA approval.
Second, it’s lining up distribution. Integrating helicopter and seaplane rides (via the Blade deal) into the Uber app as soon as next year, then swapping in its quieter, all-electric birds as certification finishes. That means trial data on the back end, demand plumbing on the front end.
The company says it’s in phase 4 of 5 for FAA type certification, with its first conforming aircraft due this year and FAA pilot testing targeted for early 2026. Markets love visible milestones, and this name has them, with certification steps, city launches (Dubai, New York, LA, UK, Japan), and app exposure that makes discovery dumb-simple for riders. High risk? Yep. But the glide path is clearer than the average moonshot.
Why it Matters: You’re not betting on sci-fi, you’re betting on execution across regulation, manufacturing, and ops. Plus, the network effect of showing up inside the most downloaded ride-hailing app.
Your Investor Takeaway: Trade the milestones, with green lights on certification phases and partnership updates. If you’re investing, size it like venture-beta with a small core, to add on validated progress, and keep an exit plan in case timelines slip.

Trivia: What metal was once more valuable than gold in the 19th century?

Movers and Shakers

Tesla [TSLA]: Premarket Move: +8%
Elon just wrote himself a billion-dollar love letter, scooping up 2.6M shares to beef up his stake. You can see it as a signal of conviction (or maybe just a power play for that new $1T comp plan).
Either way, the tape lit up, and TSLA’s back over $420, memes included.
My Take: You just don’t fight momentum when Musk himself is the catalyst. Trade it above $420–$425 with stops tight. Long-term? You’ll want proof the business, not just the boss, can fuel the next leg.
Archer Aviation [ACHR]: Premarket Move: +5%
Retail’s strapping in as Archer joins a federal air-taxi pilot program. Add chatter about airline tie-ups and you’ve got Stocktwits buzzing like it’s 2021 again.
Bears are pointing at the 15% short interest, while bulls are already sketching $20 flight paths.
My Take: Fun name to ride on momentum and squeeze chatter, but you should respect the chop. If it clears $9.50–$10 on volume, you’ve got room. If not, keep your tray table up and seatbelt fastened.
Sable Offshore [SOC]: Premarket Move: +4%
Oil junior’s bouncing despite lawsuits over allegedly “misleading” production claims. Analysts keep slapping Buy ratings with $30–$47 targets, but the legal overhang makes this one a tug-of-war.
For now, the tide’s in its favor.
My Take: Trade the pops if you’re nimble, but don’t get too involved with it. Lawsuits can sink sentiment fast. Safer play is scaling only if it holds mid-20s with volume support.

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Everything Else
IPO fever is running hot in the U.S. and Asia, while Europe looks left behind like the kid who showed up late to the listing party.
Amazon’s adding AI-powered reviews, so your next shopping spree may feel more like chatting with ChatGPT than scrolling through Karen’s one-star rants.
UnitedHealth tried to get face time with Trump, proving even healthcare giants want a check-up with the White House.
Oracle’s cloud surge is fueled by a not-so-secret weapon, cheap hardware that lets it punch up at Big Tech without breaking a sweat.
Robinhood’s latest “Hood Summit” turned trading into DJs, go-karts, and invite-only parties. Wall Street bros got bottle service, Mario Kart, and probably a few margin calls in the morning.

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