
Tom Yeung here with your Sunday Digest. When NASA began its space missions in the early 1960s, little thought was given to the food on board. Most missions only lasted a couple of hours, so astronauts were sent into orbit with just a few tubes of bland applesauce. The problems began to surface with L. … Read more

The Real Moon Trade Isn’t Who Gets There First — It’s Who Keeps the Base Running
Russ Cohen
Listen to the audio version of this article (generated by AI). Most investors following the new space race are focused on one question: Who gets to the Moon first? But veteran trader Jonathan Rose of Masters in Trading LIVE is asking what happens the day after they arrive. Both the U.S. and China are working … Read more

Before You Buy a “Trump Stock,” Ask These 3 Questions…
Russ Cohen
On finding opportunities in the stocks Washington is backing. Listen to the audio version of this article (generated by AI). Editor’s Note: When Washington backs a company, investors pay attention. But how much of that support is already reflected in the share price? It’s an important question as we approach the November 3 midterm elections … Read more

SpaceX Gets the Headlines, But These Three Companies Get the Contracts
Listen to the audio version of this article (generated by AI). Imagine building a house where there are no roads, no hardware stores, and no power lines. Now imagine that every gallon of fuel, every part needed to build that house or replace a part of the house, has to travel nearly 1,000 miles across … Read more

The AI Boom Has a Security Problem – and 2 Potential Winners
Two of the companies protecting the next wave of AI. Listen to the audio version of this article (generated by AI). Editor’s Note: As AI agents like Meta’s newly released Muse take on more work, companies face a growing challenge – making sure those agents follow the rules. A recent review of AI agents running … Read more
