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$Lithium Americas Corp.(LAC)$ has been on fire. The stock nearly doubled in just two trading days, with one day alone up almost 96%. The reason? A Reuters report that the Trump administration might revise a $2.3 billion Department of Energy loan to the company — and even take a 5%–10% equity stake. For a company worth less than $1 billion before the news, that was enough to send shares skyrocketing.Now the question is: after such a huge jump, is it still worth buying?Why This Company MattersLAC owns the Thacker Pass project in Nevada, the largest known lithium deposit in North America. Lithium is the key ingredient for EV batteries, and the U.S. is trying to cut its dependence on imports from China, Chile, and Australia.Phase 1 of Thacker Pass is e

If you glanced at the U.S. stock market this week, you might’ve thought we time-traveled back to 2021’s cannabis mania. Shares of Tilray surged 41% in a single day, Canopy Growth jumped 26%, and Cronos popped 14%. The sweet smell of weed stocks is back in the air. $Tilray Inc.(TLRY)$ $Canopy Growth Corporation(CGC)$ $Cronos Group Inc.(CRON)$ One Sentence, an $80 Billion CatalystThis rally wasn’t sparked by earnings, mergers, or product breakthroughs. Instead, it was pure policy speculation + retail sentiment. And the trigger? A single quote from Donald Trump at a press conference:“We are looking at reclassifying marijuana. It’s a very complicated subject, and we’l

If you’ve been watching the market recently, you might’ve felt a wave of meme stock— like it’s 2021 all over again. Stocks like GoPro, Krispy Kreme , Opendoor Technologies, and Kohl’s— suddenly roared back to life. $Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ surged over 300% in just six sessions. $Kohl's(KSS)$ doubled intraday before pulling back. Then $GoPro(GPRO)$ and $Krispy Kreme, Inc.(DNUT)$ each spiked 40–70% in a single day.No news. No earnings beats. Just volume explosions and option chains on fire. Classic meme behavior.So, what’s going on? Is this another retail-driven frenzy? Is it sustainable? And more importantly — who

Recently, a trader from the U.S., John Carter, gained attention for reportedly earning $18.2 million in a year using a repeatable trading strategy called "Squeeze." He applied it to high-profile stocks like Tesla, Amazon, and Netflix, and the results were impressive.This wasn’t luck or insider trading — it was a system built on discipline, timing, and risk management. So what exactly is the “Squeeze” strategy, and is it something everyday investors can adopt? Let’s break it down.1. Who Is John Carter?John Carter is a self-taught trader, not a Wall Street insider. He began with just $1,000 he saved from a part-time job. His first trade — a call option on Intel — made him $800 in a few weeks. That early success led him into the world of trading, but like many, he went through painful losses.

Stablecoins are no longer just crypto tools — they’re the foundation of a new global dollar system, and Circle is leading the charge. $Circle Internet Corp.(CRCL)$ the company behind the USD Coin (USDC), went public on June 5 at $31 per share. Less than a month later, the stock skyrocketed to nearly $300 — an over 800% surge. That’s not just a rally — it’s a signal: stablecoins are no longer niche; they’re now the centerpiece of global financial innovation.On June 17, the U.S. Senate passed a bill known as the Lummis-Gillibrand Payment Stablecoin Act, creating the country’s first national framework for regulating stablecoins. This is a monumental step. For the first time, dollar-backed stablecoins like USDC are officially being folded into the U.S

Since January, Pop Mart’s stock has skyrocketed more than 200%, driven by IP mania (think Labubu and Molly) and massive FOMO. These cute figurines have become the "spiritual opioids" of China’s Gen Z. Resellers, scalpers, and livestreamers have all piled in. Even Chinese social media feeds are flooded with Labubu photos. $POP MART(09992)$ But things started cooling off on June 18, when Pop Mart restocked its red-hot Labubu 3.0 series. The secondhand price for a box of blind boxes (6 units) quickly collapsed from ¥1100–1500 to ¥600–900. Pop Mart’s stock followed suit, dropping 9% in two days, and over 11% on the week.Can Pop Mart keep going up? And if you’re bearish—how can you short it?Option 1: Shorting the Stock DirectlyThe most straightforward

The biggest shockwave in crypto this week wasn’t from Bitcoin or an ETF—it was legislation. On June 17th, the U.S. Senate passed the GENIUS Act, and the market wasted no time reacting. $Circle Internet Corp.(CRCL)$ stock soared 33% in a day. $Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ jumped over 16%. Meanwhile, $Visa(V)$ shed more than $30 billion in market cap overnight. The message was clear: a new era of payments is starting, and not everyone is invited to the party.So, what exactly is the GENIUS Act?Officially titled the "Guiding and Enabling National Innovation of Uniform Stablecoins", the act is the first federal-level legislation that gives stablecoins a legitimate regula

Chime Financial $Chime Financial, Inc.(CHYM)$ is going public this week on the NYSE. If you're into fintech or just looking for a new investment idea, this one might be worth a look — especially if you're interested in companies helping everyday Americans manage their money better.What does Chime do?Chime is the biggest digital banking app in the U.S. — though it's not a bank itself. Instead, it works with two partner banks (The Bancorp Bank and Stride Bank) to offer its services.Its target users? People earning under $100,000 a year. Chime focuses on making simple, low-cost banking tools for folks who often get ignored by traditional banks.Its main features include:Free checking accountsGetting paid up to 2 days earlyNo overdraft feesEasy-to-use

$Circle Internet Corp.(CRCL)$ is going public on June 4th. It’s not flashy like a new AI startup or a meme-fueled EV stock. No dramatic founder stories, no viral marketing. Just a company doing the work, powering a $60 billion stablecoin that moves silently beneath much of the crypto economy.Let’s be clear: this is not a bet on crypto hype—it’s a bet on infrastructure.Circle operates USDC, the second-largest stablecoin behind Tether. Think of it like digital cash, backed 1:1 by dollars. As of March 2025, USDC has $60 billion in circulation and is natively issued on 19 blockchains. It’s integrated into hundreds of DeFi protocols, wallets, and trading platforms, including Coinbase.Now Circle is raising $100 million via IPO to fund product developmen

If you thought the AI trade peaked in 2023, think again.While the hype around anything labeled “AI” has cooled since last year’s frenzy, the market is now shifting toward fundamentals — and the kingmaker is clearly NVIDIA $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ . Forget who’s talking about AI. The new question is: Who’s actually in NVIDIA’s inner circle?NVIDIA just filed its latest 13F, revealing six investments that offer a blueprint for where it thinks the next wave of AI growth will come from. It’s a full-stack bet — from raw compute to real-world applications — and might give us a serious edge if we’re looking to “copy its homework.”Let’s take a closer look at each name.1. $CoreWeave, Inc.(CRWV)$ Key themes: Cloud compute | G