Sponsored by Miso Robotics: “One of the Largest Industries Ever” — That’s what NVIDIA CEO, Jensen Huang, said about robots. That’s why it’s a very big deal that Huang’s hand-picked this company to help perfect the next generation of restaurant-kitchen AI robots. Hurry to join as a shareholder today.
🔥 Good Morning from Top Tickers
🔥This Generator Stock Is Up 31% Before the Bell
Premarket is sorting stocks by one question this morning: who has a seat at the AI infrastructure buildout, and who has to explain themselves. The day's biggest move belongs to a company almost nobody filed under AI a week ago.
On the other side, guidance is doing the damage. One clean-energy name walked its outlook down far enough to raise execution questions, and a housing name showed exactly what compressed margins look like.
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An 8,000X Oversubscription Could Reset Robotics Stocks
Robotics companies are having a pivotal moment. 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: 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. That led industry powerhouse Ecolab to invest in Miso’s growth and NVIDIA to collaborate.
Now, in 2026, Miso and Flippy have entered brand-new markets like college campuses and NBA arenas. And with the $1T fast-food industry modernizing fast, it’s not stopping there.
It just acquired the IP of a pizza-robot pioneer once valued at $2B+ and backed by SoftBank, growing Miso’s patent portfolio 10X.
People have already made 44k+ investments into Miso. Now’s your chance to claim your own stake in the robot boom. But hurry. Invest at $5.48/share before Miso’s price changes at midnight PT on September 17.
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🚀 Pre-Market Movers
The Biggest Gainers, Ranked
Generac (GNRC): +31%
Generac just became an AI infrastructure story. The generator maker struck a deal to supply backup power for Amazon's (AMZN) data centers, with initial deliveries worth $2.4 billion between 2027 and 2028, and Amazon picked up the right to buy up to $340 million of Generac stock on top of it. A name investors have long traded around hurricane season now has a customer whose buildout runs for years.
Nike (NKE): +6%
Nike added Alexandre Arnault, Deputy CEO of LVMH's Moët Hennessy, to its board. The company framed the appointment around his record helping iconic global brands evolve in a complex marketplace, which tells you how management is diagnosing the problem: this is a brand repair job, not just an inventory one.
Arm Holdings (ARM): +4%
CEO Rene Haas told CNBC's Jim Cramer he is increasingly confident Arm can meet demand for its new data center chip. Capacity, not appetite, has been the open question on Arm's server push, so a CEO putting his name behind the supply side is exactly the reassurance the stock needed.
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📉 Pre-Market Movers
The Biggest Losers, Ranked
Fluence Energy (FLNC): -23%
Fluence cut full-year guidance hard, pulling revenue expectations down by hundreds of millions and flipping its profit outlook to a sizable loss. Battery storage demand is not what's broken here, which points the finger squarely at execution, and that is the harder thing for investors to underwrite.
Lennar (LEN): -1%
Lennar came up short on both earnings and revenue, with profit running near half of what the homebuilder earned this time last year. A decline that steep tells you how much the margin picture has compressed, and the fact that the stock is barely down suggests the market had already priced that in.
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[ACT FAST] This Robotics Stock’s Price Changes September 17
Fresh off two major product acquisitions, including from a once-SoftBank-backed robotics pioneer, Miso Robotics' share price will change midnight September 17.
From those acquisitions alone, Miso added new customers like Jersey Mike’s, Cinnabon, and Auntie Anne’s…and grew its patent portfolio 10X overnight.
And that’s not all Miso’s done this year. In addition to major restaurant chains, Miso’s robots, built in collaboration with NVIDIA, were just deployed on college campuses and even an NBA arena.
Everyday people like you have already invested more than 44,000 times to date. Industry powerhouse Ecolab even invested too.
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👀 What We’re Watching
Here’s One Ticker That’s Trending Today
Snap (SNAP)
Snap spent Wednesday trying to reframe its Specs glasses as a computer rather than a camera accessory, unveiling an anticipatory AI assistant called Specs Intelligence alongside a higher-priced cellular tier and a set of enterprise partnerships. Retail jumped on it: Snap landed among the top trending tickers on StockTwits overnight, with sentiment flipping to extremely bullish and the stream split between traders calling the hardware groundbreaking and traders who think a $2,195 price tag ends the conversation.
The stock closed lower in Wednesday's regular session before ticking up roughly 2% overnight. Whether an AI layer changes the math on a device at that price is the question the chatter keeps circling, and it may not get answered until the units are actually in hands.
✌️That’s it for today.
How are you feeling today?
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