Brad Gerstner (creator of Trump Accounts) was back on CNBC today shilling SpaceX and the AI bubble, even though he's sold all of his AI stocks that aren't locked up.

35% of Brad's $SPCX shares unlock this weekend.

You literally can't make this shit up lmao

Oil will crush QQQ tomorrow. You’re welcome! lol easy money

Fingers crossed this goes well

I’m so lost with the market right now. Really juts looking to have a discussion on people’s thoughts. I feel as tho we’re going to drop tomorrow. Made some ODTE SPY trades this week, calls in the mornings and was able to get decent 40% gains

That afternoon move was it man!

Place your bets on midterms! How will this affect the market in the coming weeks?

This happened in three seconds while I was in the bathroom. This was the first time that I had ever been able to make money on a slightly slower moving long green candlestick, I did this on the 9:35 SPY candle. Normally, I can only make money when they're bouncing up and down on the screen, so it felt good to know that I can do it on a more normal candle/volume spike.

The S&P 500's Q3 growth is riding on just two names.

Micron and Nvidia are driving a massive 36% of the index’s projected 27% annual earnings increase.

AI demand is actively carrying the broader stock market.

Is this sustainable or is the rest of the market in trouble?

Petmeds market cap is $25.8MM. Property of Delray headquarters is worth $37MM. Poison limits investors to 12% of shares. At today's close, 9 investors at $2.9MM could theoretically buy the company, force a sale, and pocket a 43% pre-tax return on investment.

I'm down 80% YTD.

A little uncanny

It’s bottoming out but at the same time posting increased profitability since they fired and sued their ex-director. The demographic seems sound with self-driving everything coming around the corner, but it’s pretty banged up (like a Waymo, haha).

Thoughts on a turnaround or competitors in the field worth looking at instead?

That's some break out on the Nvidia CDS.

To be fair, we have watched CDS spreads widen across all major AI companies over the last few weeks.

Oracle, SoftBank and coreweave are the ones that caught some headlines.

STUB is only public for 13 months. It was priced ridiculously by their greedy Investment Bankers... ($23.50) It went down immediately after going public. It is currently a smidgen under $6.

The Company has massive losses, a horrible balance sheet and as a Customer Service has horrible Custome Service.

There is an immense and rapidly growing volume of customer complaints against StubHub, alongside numerous class action lawsuits, a critical "F" rating from the Better Business Bureau (BBB)as well as numerous state anf federal enforcement actions.

So yo have huge quarterly losses, a horrible balance sheet, widespread consumer outrage and legal scrutiny.

The C suite and bankers have made BIG $.

The stock IMO is going to ZERO

NFLX closed yesterday at $68.69, down 1.66%. Overnight, it’s been taken to the woodshed – currently sitting around $64.47, down over 6% in pre-market. That's not quiet selling, that's a reaction.

Here’s the GEX setup:
Put Wall $65, Call Wall $75, gamma flip $68.35. Yesterday's close was right at the flip. Pre-market at $64.47 means we’ve now cleanly broken below the Put Wall. We're in negative gamma territory. Dealers will be hedging downside – expect things to stay twitchy.

Technically, the lower Bollinger band is at $67.11. We're trading well below it. RSI is going straight into oversold. MACD will roll over on the open.

The earnings reaction isn't a mystery. Q3 profit beat and revenue was in line, but the market hated the soft Q4 outlook and the cut to the ad forecast ($2.7B vs $3B). Management talking about "focusing on core content" doesn't fix the growth narrative. Investors wanted acceleration, not restructuring.

The levels are simple now. $65-67 was the support zone, and we're below it. If it doesn't reclaim $65 in a hurry, the next real floor is the low $60s, maybe high $50s if panic sets in. A reclaim of $70-72 with volume is the only thing that fixes the chart.

I’m not trying to catch this knife at $64. If it flushes to $60-62 and prints a reversal with volume, I’ll look. Until then, just watching.

What's your move?

DYOD🫡

Most folks in the poll are bullish that the rumored combo brings massive upside, but it’s not all hype. The real make-or-break lies in the deal terms — the wrong valuation could wash out majority ownership for existing Tesla holders, and governance stuff can’t be overlooked either. Using conditional orders to lock in risk makes total sense if you’re playing this name right now, no need to overchase the noise before hard details drop.

$RBNE
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Position: none.

**Nothing new was uncovered. The factual core of the Iceberg report is Deep Fission's own admissions, published in its own filings before Sep 24, 2026.**

Pre-revenue status. A reactor in conceptual and early engineering. Cash of $93.0M at June 30. A Q2 net loss of $31.0M. Going-concern language and a stated need to raise capital, principally through sales of stock. None of that was discovered by a short seller. All of it was disclosed by the company.

**Iceberg's case is a disclosed short position, a disclaimer, and a model.** The disclaimer states that Iceberg holds a short position, stands to realise gains if the price declines, may change the position, and that the contents are opinion, not statements of fact, with no representation as to accuracy and no insider sources. The report alleges no fraud, no insider selling, and no accounting manipulation. Short interest at Sep 30 was 2.70% of float. The $289 and $148/MWh LCOE figures, the $112M capex estimate, and the $350M funding gap are Iceberg calculations. The prospectus figure is about $138M in additional capital for the first commercial reactor, a different scope.

**The timeline restated on Oct 20 is still standing:** Phase 1 activities by the end of 2026, an NRC application under Part 57 in 2027, initial electricity targeted for Dec 2027, and up to 150 MW at Parsons, Kansas with a target commercial operation date of Sep 30, 2028.

**Real progress has been made on that path:** DOE Reactor Pilot Program selection; NSDA approval, then voluntary publication of the full safety agreement; a data well completed to about 6,000 ft; a prototype canister delivered and demonstrated; a large-diameter drilling collaboration; and on Oct 20, conversion of the GPDA letter of intent into a signed 25 year Master Energy Purchase Agreement.

**The upside case, in numbers.** Execution is how this sector is priced. NuScale traded at about $2.40bn on Oct 20 with no reactor sold. Oklo traded at about $5.16bn, also pre-revenue. Deep Fission closed Oct 20 at a market cap of about $165.5M, so a re-rating toward peer values on delivered milestones is a multiple of the current cap, not a percentage move. At $165.5M the market is paying for failure, delivery is not priced in. That outcome is conditional on execution, and on the share count after the capital raises the filings say are coming, which reduces the per-share share of any re-rating. No listed peer is commercializing a mile-deep borehole reactor, so proof of licensing and drilling is a potential first mover position in that specific design.

**Open items, stated accurately.** The GPDA agreement has no minimum purchase obligation and no guaranteed revenue. The July 4, 2026 criticality target was missed. Capital still has to be raised. Those are financing and execution questions, known, disclosed, and already in the filings.

**Bottom line: the debate is timing and financing to commercialization, not a hidden failure.**

Disclosure: No current position in FISN. Not financial advice.

Sources: Iceberg report, Sep 24, 2026. Deep Fission rebuttal, Sep 25, 2026. Q2 2026 10-Q. GPDA release, Oct 20, 2026. FINRA short interest, Sep 30, 2026.

That 161% YoY revenue surge to $14.6B is no joke—its Super Intelligence segment just crossed 50% of total sales for the first time. Unit economics look insane with sub-1 year payback on new compute, but that $35B+ 9-month free cash burn is real. Half of you are waiting for a pullback, huh? This bull/bear tension is exactly what makes this name such a wild trading story right now.