*Presented by EnergyX: The United States just discovered a massive lithium reserve in the Appalachia region, a 328-year supply based on America’s 2025 import totals. That’s a huge opportunity for this private company. Become an early-stage EnergyX investor before the 7/16 deadline.

The premarket is rewarding the unglamorous today. A steady industrial name just delivered a monster beat and a guidance hike, crypto is rallying on a regulatory green light, and a billionaire's surprise stake has an overseas telecom ripping.

The pressure is all on one corner of the market: chip and memory names are drifting lower ahead of a blockbuster debut, as investors brace for arrival of a new heavyweight.

SpaceX plans to IPO at a $1.77T valuation. If true, they’d be the tenth-most-valuable public company by the time the average person can invest.

The lesson? The biggest growth today comes at the private stage, like Uber, which delivered 490,000% returns to First Round Capital.

Now a similar dynamic’s playing out in lithium, with EnergyX crossing a $1B private valuation. Only this time, you can invest at the private stage, too.

Because lithium powers everything from EVs to data centers, EnergyX has earned an investment from General Motors. Demand will grow 5X by 2040, and EnergyX’s tech can recover up to 3X more lithium than traditional methods.

Now, they hold rights to up to 13M tons of lithium across North and South America. Become an early-stage EnergyX investor before the 7/16 deadline.

WD-40 Company (WDFC): +15%

The maker of the garage-shelf staple blew past quarterly expectations and raised its full-year guidance. A15% premarket pop is a rare event and signals the quarter was far stronger than anyone was positioned for.

Circle Internet Group (CRCL): +13%

The stablecoin issuer just got approval from the US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to launch its crypto-focused bank. CEO Jeremy Allaire called it a key moment in bringing blockchain into the core of the financial system, and the market is treating the regulatory green light as a major milestone.

Vodafone Group (VOD): +12%

US-listed shares are surging after French billionaire Xavier Niel took a 16% stake worth about $6 billion, instantly making him the telecom's largest shareholder. A new top shareholder arriving with that much conviction changes the story around a stock, and the market is repricing around his arrival.

Strategy (MSTR): +5%

Bitcoin crossed $64,000 for the first time since mid-June, and the crypto-exposed names are moving with it. Coinbase posted a similar gain on the same catalyst. For stocks that trade as bitcoin proxies, a milestone like that flows almost directly into the share price.

Meta Platforms (META): +4%

The hyperscaler is extending a rally sparked by a Reuters report that it plans to put its own AI chip into production in September. Owning the silicon is the next front in the AI buildout, and the stock is now tracking toward a roughly 8% gain for the week.

Intel (INTC): -3%

Memory and chip stocks are broadly lower ahead of SK Hynix debuting on the Nasdaq today, and Intel is leading the declines. Sandisk (SNDK) slipped more than 2%, and Marvell Technology (MRVL) also fell about 2% on the same setup. The debut is dominating chip-sector attention today, and the incumbents are feeling the pressure.

The United States just discovered a massive lithium reserve in the Appalachia region, a 328-year supply based on America’s 2025 import totals.

With Morgan Stanley forecasting an 80,000-ton shortage this year alone, the sooner we can tap into it the better.

For companies like EnergyX, that spells opportunity. Their patented tech can recover lithium 500X faster than traditional methods. And where those only recover roughly 30% of available lithium, EnergyX recovers over 90%. It’s why industry leaders like General Motors have already invested.

With rights to up to 13M tons of untapped lithium across North and South America, EnergyX is already an emerging lithium power. They even just opened America’s largest lithium production facility of its kind in Texas.

All of which puts them on the short list of companies capable of turning massive reserves into fast results. Claim your piece of this lithium boom as an early-stage EnergyX investor before the 7/16 deadline.

Unity Software (U)

Unity is trending on StockTwits this morning. The chatter centers on whether the game-engine-turned-AI-ad-platform's turnaround is finally sticking. Retail traders are pointing to momentum in its Vector ad engine and a fresh Wells Fargo price target bump earlier this week as signs the comeback story is gathering believers.

The stock is still down roughly 30% this year, and management has told investors to expect GAAP profitability by the fourth quarter. The next earnings report looks like the checkpoint traders are watching, and it could either validate the turnaround or reopen the old questions.

✌️That’s it for today.