📊 Nvidia-backed Nebius stock slide

Ryan Serkes
October 23, 2025

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Here's what's happening today:

📉 Nvidia-backed Nebius sees 24% stock drop

🔋 Peregrine secures $130M for U.S. battery projects

🏗️ Applied Digital inks $5B AI factory lease

🚗 Stellantis halts production due to parts shortage

🪙 USA Rare Earth stock jumps 14% on new deal

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📉 Nvidia-Backed Nebius Sees Stock Slide, Whales See Opportunity Link

Nebius Group's stock drops over 24%, but institutional traders see it as a buying opportunity.
Options data indicates a bullish outlook with a heavy tilt towards call contracts.
Despite short-term setbacks, Nebius maintains strong long-term growth potential with a diverse AI portfolio.

🔋 Peregrine Energy Secures $130 Million to Boost U.S. Battery Projects Link

Peregrine Energy Solutions raises $130 million to expand its battery storage projects in the U.S.
The funding will enhance grid stability as power demands rise across the nation.
South Korean investors highlight the strategic importance of U.S. energy infrastructure in the global energy transition.

🏗 Applied Digital Signs $5 Billion AI Factory Lease with Hyperscaler Link

Applied Digital enters a $5 billion lease agreement for AI and HPC infrastructure with a U.S. hyperscaler.
The Polaris Forge 2 Campus in North Dakota will support 200 MW of critical IT load.
The deal underscores Applied Digital's rapid growth and leadership in AI infrastructure development.

🚗 Stellantis Halts Production at Warren Plant Due to Parts Shortage Link

Stellantis stops production of Jeep Wagoneer at its Warren, Michigan plant over parts shortage.
The halt follows a fire at Novelis, a key supplier, impacting aluminum hood and door supplies.
Stellantis also announces a $13 billion U.S. investment to boost production and introduce new vehicles.

🪙 USA Rare Earth Stock Surges After U.S.-Australia Deal Link

USA Rare Earth's stock jumps nearly 14% following a U.S.-Australia rare earths agreement.
The deal aims to secure a steady supply of critical minerals amidst China's export restrictions.
Analysts are optimistic about the company's integrated operations and future growth prospects.

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