
A one-millisecond connection glitch inside an AI data center can instantly cost millions of dollars. Credo Technology built the solution to that problem — and the market noticed. The stock is up 300% in two months and today it finally surpassed $300 per share. Here is whether the fundamentals justify it. CRDO Fundamental Analysis Fast Facts: * Core Product: Active Electrical Cables (AEC) with 50% lower energy use than optical alternatives. * Growth Metrics: +157% YoY revenue growth ($437M l
We Are All About to Become Bagholders in the SpaceX IPO And that is without buying a single share. This looks like the largest transfer of wealth from ordinary people to institutions in recent memory. Here is how it works. Nasdaq Changed the Rules for SpaceX Nasdaq quietly changed its index inclusion rules ahead of the SpaceX IPO. Companies can now be included in the Nasdaq 100 just 15 days after their IPO. The historic seasoning period was three to twelve months. They also removed the 10%

Every few years, a new investing narrative takes over the market. Ten years ago it was cannabis stocks, then green energy, then electric vehicles. The same hype cycle every time — investors poured money into unprofitable companies with projected total addressable markets of hundreds of billions. The results were always the same: the stock price skyrocketed, the fundamental metrics failed to grow, the bubble burst, and investors lost money. Here are three narratives driving markets right now.

It is 2026 and the stock market landscape is evolving fast. I've been monitoring Reddit forums and X from the perspective of a retail investors and I can say that today there are too many recommendations coming from social media. Companies like OKLO, RKLB and ASTS are recommended everywhere and they are moving based on stories. Only stories. Their fundamentals are disastrous and they are losing investors' money but the regular guy in r/wallstreetbets doesn't care about boring things like revenue