Presented by Miso Robotics: A recent robotics IPO was oversubscribed 8,000X, and over 40K everyday investors have already backed private-stage Miso, whose NVIDIA-collaborating Flippy robot is boosting profits up to 4X for brands like White Castle and Carl’s Jr. Claim your bonus shares before October 23 →

Premarket is split between spectacle and skepticism this morning. One of the market’s most-watched names just showed off a car that flies, and a steadier industrial is getting rewarded for an old-fashioned earnings beat.

The downside is doing more of the talking, though. Rate fears are hitting a debt-heavy AI name hardest, a blowout quarter wasn’t enough to keep one insurer in the green, and a streaming giant is reshuffling its leadership one day after announcing layoffs.

Robotics companies are having a pivotal moment that could benefit you. A recent IPO was oversubscribed 8,000X. And experts say the frenzy could reprice stocks industry-wide. 

Meanwhile, everyday investors like you found a different way into this boom with over 40K investments already: a private-stage company named Miso Robotics. Miso's Flippy fry station robot is already boosting profits up to 4X for brands like White Castle, Carl’s Jr. and more. That led industry powerhouse Ecolab to invest in Miso’s growth, and NVIDIA to collaborate. 

With the $1T fast-food industry modernizing fast, Miso’s not stopping there either: 

Miso and Flippy just entered brand-new markets like college campuses and NBA arenas. 

The company just acquired the IP of a pizza-robot pioneer once valued at $2B+ and backed by SoftBank, growing Miso’s patent portfolio 10X. 

And now, Miso’s introducing Flippy’s new 3D vision created through its unique collaboration with NVIDIA. With this new vision, Flippy can unlock real-time contextual awareness – improving safety, efficiency, and more. 

Combined with years of proprietary data, that’s a formidable moat for Flippy.

And until October 23, Miso is inviting you to invest and help bring Flippy’s biggest vision upgrade yet to market as it targets $1.3 million in investments. Miso is even offering bonus shares.

This is your chance to claim your own stake in the robot boom. Join Miso’s “$1.3 with Vision 3D” opportunity as an investor today.

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Tesla (TSLA): +3%

Tesla finally pulled the wraps off its long-awaited second-generation Roadster, and the headline feature is that it flies. Built with rocket-style thrusters and shown pulling aerial maneuvers at Thursday’s event, it’s being billed as the world’s first flying car, with production targeted for 2028. The payoff is years out, but the market is clearly rewarding a product reveal that lived up to the hype.

Alcoa (AA): +2%

The aluminum producer topped third-quarter expectations, and the driver was a rebound in its alumina business. For a commodity name, a beat powered by an improving core segment rather than a one-off tends to be the kind investors trust.

CoreWeave (CRWV): -5%

Thursday’s rebound didn’t last. The compute provider has been under pressure all week as investors brace for higher interest rates, and for a company carrying this much debt, the cost of capital is the whole story.

Travelers (TRV): -3%

The insurance giant beat third-quarter expectations comfortably on both earnings and revenue, and the stock is falling anyway. When a beat that clean still gets sold, it usually means the good news was already priced in or investors are focused on what comes next.

Netflix (NFLX): -3%

Chief content officer Bela Bajaria is leaving the streamer, with former Disney (DIS) executive Peter Rice stepping in. Coming just a day after Netflix said it would cut roughly 6% of its workforce, about 1,000 jobs, this looks less like routine turnover and more like a broader reset.

We all see robots flipping on social media. But a french-fry robot named Flippy? That doesn’t make sense. 

Miso Robotics has heard it all before. But ask restaurant operators in the $1T fast-food industry like White Castle and Carl’s Jr. who deploy Miso’s Flippy Fry Station robot, and it makes a lot more sense. 

Flippy FLIPS restaurant operators’ bottom lines, helping boost location profits up to 4X. And with a $4B/year revenue opportunity for US fry stations alone and a special collab with NVIDIA, these fries are way beyond small potatoes. 

Flippy is the star of what’s becoming the operating system for modern restaurants with new customers like Jersey Mike’s and Miso growing its patent portfolio by ~10X. Not only that, Miso’s robots are even being deployed at college campuses and NBA arenas. 

Now, Miso’s introducing Flippy’s new 3D vision created through its unique collaboration with NVIDIA. With this new vision, Flippy can unlock real-time contextual awareness – improving safety, efficiency, and more. 

Combined with years of proprietary data, that’s a formidable moat for Flippy.

And until October 23, Miso is inviting you to invest and help bring Flippy’s biggest vision upgrade yet to market as it targets $1.3 million in investments. Miso is even offering bonus shares.

People like you have already made 44k+ investments into Miso. This is your chance to claim your own stake in the robot boom. Join Miso’s “$1.3 with Vision 3D” opportunity as an investor today.

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ServiceNow (NOW)

Retail traders are circling ServiceNow ahead of its October 28 earnings report. On StockTwits, bulls are passing around the launch of Flow, a new AI-native service desk that companies can reportedly deploy in a day without already being customers, while chart watchers are fixated on $142.50, a level that capped the stock three sessions running.

Stifel raised its price target to $160 earlier this month and kept a Buy rating, but shares still sit well below their 52-week high near $193, and Reddit sentiment is split close to even. The earnings call could be the moment that decides whether this setup is a breakout or another false start.

✌️That’s it for today.