The Robot Stock That’s Quietly Rewriting Retail Logistics

Everyone’s focused on flashy AI demos, but the real winners are the ones fixing warehouses. This stock just pulled in major retail partners, doubled its growth, and is still climbing even without profits on the books.

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.

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Wall Street’s hitting snooze after Monday’s record highs. Dow futures are up a sliver, the S&P’s flatlining, and the Nasdaq’s inching higher. Everyone’s wondering if the AI rocket fuel can keep burning or if valuations will finally spring a leak.

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Kenvue Inc. (NYSE: KVUE), the consumer health spinoff behind Tylenol, just got the kind of PR nightmare money can’t buy. Its flagship product was name-checked in a White House presser about autism risk during pregnancy.

The science hasn’t changed, but the soundbite was enough to send shares to record lows before bouncing 6% in Europe and another 5% premarket. Citi analysts shrugged it off, reminding everyone there’s no new evidence here. Doctors were even more blunt, warning that scaring mothers off acetaminophen could cause more harm than good.

The FDA is reviewing labels, but they stressed no causal link has been established. Kenvue itself quickly doubled down, saying the science doesn’t support the claim.

Still, when you’re a consumer brand built on trust, perception can move markets as much as data. Kenvue’s stock was already weak, and now the political spotlight is testing investor patience.

My Take For You: If you’re long, keep calm. Tylenol, Band-Aid, and Listerine don’t vanish because of headlines, and the nearly 5% dividend gives you paid patience.

If you’re looking to buy, don’t chase today’s bounce, wait to see if sentiment stabilizes. Bottom line is it’s a defensive hold, not a trade. The risk is political noise, not fundamentals.

My Verdict: Hold, collect the dividend, but don’t expect quick upside.

Firefly Aerospace Inc’s (NASDAQ: FLY) first quarter as a public company didn’t exactly roar into orbit. Instead, it looked more like a sputter. Losses widened to $80 million versus $59 million last year, revenue dropped 26% year-on-year to $15.5 million, and analysts’ hopes for $17.2 million fell flat.

Investors clipped the stock over 10% premarket, dragging it down near its $45 IPO price. Management’s defense was that the backlog is growing, now at $1.3 billion, and its Miranda engine is nearly ready for Eclipse’s debut launch next year.

Bulls at Jefferies and Cantor still see $60–$65 upside if the launch is successful, while skeptics think $45 is the ceiling until proven otherwise. Firefly’s story fits the space playbook perfectly, with eye-popping potential, but quarterly results that leave investors with more questions than answers.

My Take For You: If you’re a long-term believer in the space economy, you can take a small swing here, but know you’re betting on execution, not earnings. Firefly needs to show backlog actually converts into revenue.

If you’re trading, play the $45–$50 range for volatility. Otherwise sit tight. Plenty of rockets look shiny pre-launch, but until Firefly sticks one, you don’t need to risk your portfolio in orbit.

My Verdict: Speculative Buy only if you believe in the space theme, otherwise wait.

With equity in the brand and athletes pushing viral drops, the University of Alabama is betting on more than just football wins.

This company built the tech-and got the team on board.

Check out the brand changing how college sports profits.

Symbotic Inc (NASDAQ: SYM) is Wall Street’s warehouse crush. The stock is up 145% year-to-date, juiced by partnerships with Walmart and Albertsons plus a buyout of Walmart’s robotics unit.

Revenue growth is strong, and AI-driven automation makes the story sound like a lock. Who doesn’t want robots running warehouses without sick days or coffee breaks?

The bull case is obvious. Every retailer wants efficiency, and Symbotic’s systems deliver. Investors are happy to overlook current losses because the growth story feels inevitable. But here’s the catch, the stock’s already priced like it solved supply chain logistics forever.

At $61, Simply Wall St pegs fair value closer to $48, about 20% lower. In other words, perfection is baked in. One project delay, one unhappy partner, and this thing could trip over its own conveyor belt.

My Take For You: If you own it, consider trimming and letting the rest ride. The trend is powerful, but momentum isn’t invincibility. If you’re on the sidelines, be patient. It’s a great company, but the stock leaves no margin of safety at these levels.

For traders, ride the hype, but keep your stop losses tight. Those with a longer-term timeframe in mind should wait for a pullback. Robots run fast, but stocks don’t climb forever.

My Verdict: Take profits if you’re in, wait for a dip if you’re not.

Craig-Hallum doubled its target to $4 after meetings with management, calling this an “inflection point.” Insider buys and cost-cutting have bulls hoping Plug finally flips margins positive in 2025.

Momentum has been wild, the stock’s up nearly 40% in a week, but analysts are split, with targets ranging from 55 cents to $5. Cash burn is still a glaring overhang.

ACM is getting added to the S&P SmallCap 600, kicking WK Kellogg out. That means passive funds are forced to buy, and the stock’s getting the usual index-add sugar rush.

The wafer-cleaning biz is fine, but this move is about flows, not fundamentals. Once the index rebalance is digested, attention goes back to orders and margins.

Bitfury dumped $30M worth of stock just as Cipher rides a monster 3x run this year. Not exactly a confidence booster from the parent.

Ops are solid with 241 BTC mined in August, and expansion projects humming, but miners trade like turbo-charged bitcoin futures. If BTC holds, CIFR keeps running. If not, gravity bites.

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:

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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— Adam Garcia
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