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NASDAQ:TMC 4 October 2025 - 13 October 2025

Deep-Sea Gold Rush? The Metals Company Stock Rockets as Trump Targets Undersea Treasure

Deep-Sea Gold Rush? The Metals Company Stock Rockets as Trump Targets Undersea Treasure

TMC shares surged over 500% in 2025, trading near $10.80 on Oct. 13 and valuing the company at about $4 billion. The rally follows Trump’s April executive order to speed seabed mining permits, with investors betting on US backing. TMC holds rights to 51 million tonnes of battery-metal nodules in the Pacific. Despite no revenue and a $74.3 million Q2 loss, recent investments from Korea Zinc and Allseas have extended its cash runway.
13 October 2025
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Deep-Sea Goldmine or Fool’s Gold? The Metals Company (TMC) Stock Soars Amid EV Metals Boom and Controversy

Deep-Sea Goldmine or Fool’s Gold? The Metals Company (TMC) Stock Soars Amid EV Metals Boom and Controversy

TMC shares surged over 400% in 2025, trading near $8 and pushing market cap to $3–4 billion. The company reported a $74.3 million net loss in Q2 and holds $115.8 million in cash. Korea Zinc and Allseas invested over $120 million combined this year. TMC declared the world’s first deep-sea mineral reserves but faces regulatory delays and environmental opposition.
7 October 2025
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Deep-Sea Mining Goldmine or Fool’s Gold? The Metals Company (TMC) Stock Analysis 2025

Deep-Sea Mining Goldmine or Fool’s Gold? The Metals Company (TMC) Stock Analysis 2025

TMC stock has surged over 400% in 2025, recently trading above $7 with a $2.6 billion market cap. The company remains pre-revenue, posting a Q2 net loss of $74.3 million and holding $115.8 million in cash. Korea Zinc invested $85.2 million for a 5% stake, and TMC aims for first production by late 2027 if permits are secured. Regulatory delays and environmental opposition continue to pose risks.
4 October 2025
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  • Qualcomm Q2 Earnings Preview Amid Smartphone Market Downturn
    April 29, 2026, 1:07 PM EDT. Qualcomm is set to report second-quarter earnings amid a sharp downturn in the global smartphone market. The company, known for its smartphone chips, faces challenges as shipments fell 4.1% in Q1, marking an end to a 10-quarter growth streak. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo highlights Qualcomm's upcoming AI chip with OpenAI, aiming for mass production in 2028 to challenge Apple and Google's dominance. Despite diversification into data centers and automotive sectors, the handset division, driving most revenue, is expected to drop 12.5% year-over-year. Qualcomm forecasts Q2 revenue of $10.56 billion and earnings per share of $2.55, down from last year. CEO Cristiano Amon's upcoming keynote could shed light on the company's AI and data center strategies amid this challenging market.

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Silicon Motion Stock Jumps After Q1 Sales Double and AI Storage Outlook Tops Estimates

Silicon Motion Stock Jumps After Q1 Sales Double and AI Storage Outlook Tops Estimates

29 April 2026
Silicon Motion reported first-quarter revenue of $342.1 million, up 105% from a year earlier, and forecast second-quarter sales above Wall Street estimates. Shares rose $45.09 to $194.27 in New York trading. The company cited strong demand for embedded storage controllers and AI-related enterprise storage. CEO Wallace Kou said its MonTitan SSD controller platform will enter volume production this quarter.
Starbucks Stock Surges After Earnings Beat Makes Niccol’s Turnaround Look Real

Starbucks Stock Surges After Earnings Beat Makes Niccol’s Turnaround Look Real

29 April 2026
Starbucks raised its fiscal 2026 outlook after global comparable store sales rose 6.2% in the second quarter, beating analyst estimates. Shares jumped about 10% to $107.03. North American operating margin fell to 9.9% from 11.6% due to higher labor and product costs. The company now expects at least 5% comparable sales growth for the year.
Teradyne Stock Slides After Record AI Quarter. The Guidance Is Why.

Teradyne Stock Slides After Record AI Quarter. The Guidance Is Why.

29 April 2026
Teradyne shares fell 16% to $319.10 Wednesday after the chip-testing company forecast lower second-quarter revenue and profit, despite posting record first-quarter sales of $1.282 billion, up 87% from a year earlier. About 70% of revenue came from AI-related demand, but management warned of “lumpy growth” due to large customer programs.
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