When Tariffs Knock, This Carrier Still Rings Twice

With trade headaches mounting, you’d expect weak numbers. Instead, efficiency played postman, dropping a beat-and-raise quarter that investors weren’t expecting. You’ll want to see why we think the next leg higher is coming.

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.

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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.

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*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.

Markets are basically standing still, still flexing from yesterday’s record highs. The Dow’s barely nudging, the S&P and Nasdaq are jogging in place, and oil’s snoozing. Everyone’s just waiting to see if earnings keep the party going, and gold’s the only one quietly stacking wins like it’s playing Jenga.

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Don’t look now, but you should know that Morgan Stanley just upgraded Klaviyo to Overweight, lifting its target to $50, and the call is all about product expansion. The marketing automation shop is moving beyond email into customer service and analytics, creating a stickier platform that can drive durable 20%+ growth for years.

The fundamentals back it up: 33% revenue growth in the past year, 75% gross margins, and nine analysts revising earnings higher.

It’s the valuation gap that caught our eye here. Klaviyo trades at roughly 6x EV/sales, a discount to SaaS peers despite consistently beating and raising guidance. Analysts argue that’s too cheap for a company growing this fast with fat margins.

The path to re-rating comes from margin expansion as heavy product investments taper off and international growth continues to scale (already up 42% year-on-year).

Why it Matters: The SaaS crowd is crowded, but durable growth with multi-product traction is how you separate long-term winners from email specialists. If Klaviyo closes its valuation gap, upside is real.

Your Takeaway: If you like the SaaS story but don’t want to pay sky-high prices, this one’s worth a look. You can ride the upside if it pushes higher, but for the long game, you’ll want to see customers actually buying into the new products and profits improving.

Identity management may not be flashy, but SailPoint keeps proving it’s essential and deserves a spot in your portfolio.. The company just topped estimates with $264 million in revenue, up 33% year-on-year, and posted EPS of $0.07 versus $0.04 expected.

That our attention, but also Voya Investment Management scooped up nearly 2.9 million shares, joining Vanguard and T. Rowe Price in bulking up positions.

The analyst crowd is leaning bullish, too. Cantor, Morgan Stanley, and Barclays all slapped Overweight ratings on the stock with targets ranging from $25 to $29, well above the current $22 handle.

SailPoint is guiding for EPS of $0.20–$0.22 in FY26, a notable ramp as identity security becomes a “must have” line item for enterprises dealing with AI, cloud sprawl, and regulatory headaches.

Why it Matters: Identity is the new perimeter in cybersecurity. As more companies embrace hybrid work and AI tools, managing access securely is non-negotiable. SailPoint’s growth proves budgets are being carved out for it, even in a cautious IT spending environment.

Your Takeaway: Think of this as a growth name with plenty of room to run. You can play the short-term pops, but if you’re holding longer, pace yourself and keep an eye on how often the company’s bringing in repeat revenue and what they say about future growth.

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This was a big one for you to pay attention to. FedEx gave Wall Street a much-needed delivery: a clean profit and revenue beat, despite tariffs clipping its wings. The company parked planes, merged units, and trimmed fat, hitting a $1 billion cost-saving plan that’s paying off faster than expected.

Domestic daily volumes climbed 5%, and operating margins nudged up to 6% from 5.2%, proving the U.S. consumer still has packages to ship even in a tough macro backdrop.

The headwind for them was trade. The end of the “de minimis” exemption and broader tariff pressure took a $150 million bite from Q1 revenue, and management says it could hit $1 billion for the year. International exports slid 3%, show how fragile global freight remains. Still, you like to see that the adjusted EPS rose to $3.83, defying forecasts of a decline.

Why it Matters: FedEx is a barometer for global trade and consumer demand. When it squeezes higher margins in spite of tariffs, it shows resilience across shipping and logistics. But tariffs remain the wildcard, and FY26 is forecast to be a choppy ride.

Your Takeaway: FedEx is a comeback story, but don’t get carried away. U.S. shipping looks solid, yet global trade and tariffs could still trip it up. Worth trading on the rebound, just stay alert to the headlines.

Quantum stocks have been hotter than a superconductor at room temp, and IonQ’s been the poster child after inking a government partnership with Honeywell and the DOE.

But after ripping 55% YTD and touching fresh highs, traders are catching their breath. Call it quantum fatigue.

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Suddenly a sleepy social media firm is moonwalking into Michael Saylor territory, with plans to grab discounted Mt. Gox coins along the way.

Sometimes being in the right supply chain is all it takes. Rate cuts lit a fire under tech, AI demand is still roaring, and suddenly this circuit-board maker is at a 52-week high.

Add in a 100%+ YTD run, and bulls are treating it like the motherboard of the AI rally.

On Behalf of The FUTR Corp.

Most “next big AI” stories are still burning cash.

But not this one.

The foundation is already in place:

Now comes the real catalyst.  The rollout of consumer AI agents.

Agents that can read your bills, flag your renewals, pay your obligations, and reward you for sharing your structured, verified data.

Every bill, contract, and policy hides valuable zero-party data. A new payments backbone combined with a Utility Token unlocks it, creating a consent-driven marketplace where every transaction generates recurring revenue.

This isn’t just another startup promise. It’s a scaled, profitable engine ready to tap one of the fastest-growing markets of the decade.

And right now, the market hasn’t priced it in.

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— Adam Garcia
Elite Trade Club

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