VIP Exclusive: Tariffs Ease, EVs Stumble, and Crypto Bets Spark Volatility
A footwear stock catches a trade-deal tailwind, a fuel-cell maker rides data center demand, a trading platform reels from an S&P snub, an EV titan faces credit cuts, and a crypto miner’s treasury bet hits overbought.
Here’s your Elite Trade Club watchlist to navigate this week’s high-stakes action.

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ON Holdings
Ticker: ONON | Market Cap: $17.6B | Catalyst: U.S. / Vietnam Trade Deal
On Holding surged 5% last week after Trump’s Vietnam trade deal slashed tariffs to 20% from 46%. With Vietnam supplying over half of U.S. athletic footwear, ONON’s production shift from China benefits margins.
Analysts see broader tariff relief lifting apparel stocks, though consumer price hikes aren’t off the table. Trading at 40x forward earnings, ONON’s premium valuation should trigger caution, considering how rapidly trade development fluctuates (the stock’s beta is 2.26, for proof of its volatility).
Watch for supply chain updates and consumer spending trends, as macro risks or tariff reversals could derail the rally. A short-term pop may continue, but don’t chase blindly.

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Bloom Energy
Ticker: BE | Market Cap: $5.6B | Catalyst: Macro Tailwinds
Bloom Energy is riding soaring data center power demand, projected to hit 12% of U.S. electricity by 2028. A recent UBS Buy rating ($29 target) and RBC’s Outperform assessment cite BE’s fuel-cell solutions for hyperscalers like Amazon’s AWS.
Q2 sales are expected at $365M, up from $326M, with regulatory wins boosting penetration. At a $3.2B market cap, BE’s volatility (analyst targets $10-$31.80) demands caution, but grid strain favors its tech.
Traders should eye power contract wins or margin gains. Failure to scale could stall momentum, but this clean-energy play looks primed for a breakout if execution holds.


Robinhood Markets
Ticker: HOOD | Market Cap: $83.3B | Catalyst: S&P 500 Inclusion Snub
S&P 500 exclusion didn’t rock HOOD’s momentum too badly (Datadog made the cut instead) as shares remained 12% higher over the past five days, despite a dip to close the trading week following the announcement.
With an $83.3B valuation, HOOD outshines 374 S&P firms, yet OpenAI’s rebuke of its “tokenization” plan added pressure. New crypto features and a doubled share price YTD reflect retail fervor, but the snub delays passive fund inflows.
At 76x forward earnings (!), HOOD’s growth hinges on user expansion. Watch for S&P retry buzz or token clarity as volatility offers scalping chances, but regulatory risks loom.
Near-term momentum seems likely to continue, though souring sentiment could crater the stock back down toward a more reasonable valuation.
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Tesla
Ticker: TSLA | Market Cap: $1.02T | Catalyst: EV Tax Credit Changes
Tesla is facing yet another headwind as Trump’s bill axes the $7,500 EV tax credit by September 30, 2025.
The law guts Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) penalties and state zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) mandates, slashing Tesla’s regulatory credit revenue. With a whopping $1T+ market cap, TSLA’s valuation looks shaky as subsidies vanish.
Consumer demand may soften, though Tesla’s brand and production scale offer resilience.
Monitor delivery updates and pricing strategy (cost cuts could offset credit losses). A dip is possible if Elon and his team don’t quickly and effectively address the headwind, but long-term bulls might see this as a buying window.


BitMine Immersion Technologies
Ticker: BNMR | Market Cap: $626.5M | Catalyst: Overbought
BitMine is overbought at 98 RSI after a $250M raise to build an Ethereum treasury. The crypto miner’s pivot, backed by Founders Fund and Kraken, bets on stablecoin growth, but BTC-treasury stocks like MicroStrategy are becoming increasingly in vogue in ways reminiscent of SPAC exuberance, metaverse mania, and the NFT craze.
BMNR’s offering dilutes shareholders, and ETH’s volatility adds risk. Skepticism is warranted, as hype tends to outpace fundamentals when management announces this type of crypto treasury (some would call it arbitrage) strategy.
If you’re already HODLing, lock in gains and wait for a pullback; a drop seems likely if crypto cools. Watch stablecoin adoption news, but don’t chase this speculative frenzy.

From a footwear stock’s tariff relief to a fuel-cell maker’s data center boom, a trading platform’s S&P setback, an EV giant’s credit crunch, and a crypto miner’s overbought gamble, this week’s Elite Trade Club watchlist offers plenty of action. Buckle up and trade sharp to seize the volatility. That’s all for today. Thank you for reading. If you have any feedback, please reply to this email.
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— Jeremy Flint
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