**ESG Rating System Crash Site**
Musk has once again lost his cool on Twitter. Tesla's ESG score is 37 points, while tobacco giant Philip Morris scored 84 points, and oil companies like Shell and ExxonMobil scored even higher than Tesla.
This is ridiculous. Tobacco kills millions of people every year, and these oil companies have a bunch of black spots in their carbon emission records, yet they score better than Tesla, which is dedicated to promoting electric vehicles.
ESG supporters say Tesla performs well on environmental factors, but its social and governance factors are lacking, result

# The crypto world is currently in extreme panic, but history suggests this could be an opportunity.
**Current Situation**: BTC, ETH, and SOL have been declining in recent months, and the fear index has skyrocketed. Many people have resigned themselves to the idea that a bear market has arrived.
**But let's see what history says**:
Since 2017, BTC has experienced more than 10 drops of over 25%, including 6 drops exceeding 50% and 3 nearly 75%—each time ultimately rebounding to a new high. Moments of extreme panic often occur just before significant multi-month rallies (as was the case thi

NIO's Q3 loss cuts in half, stock surges on bullish 2025 guidance
NIO just dropped Q3 earnings and the numbers are turning heads. Net loss shrank to RMB 3.66B from RMB 5.14B YoY—that's a solid 29% improvement. Better yet, adjusted operating loss plunged 39.5% to RMB 2.78B, and adjusted net loss fell 38% to RMB 2.74B. Revenue jumped to RMB 21.79B (up 16.7% from RMB 18.67B), with vehicle sales hitting RMB 19.20B.
But here's the kicker: Q4 guidance is aggressive AF. NIO expects 120K-125K deliveries (+65-72% vs Q4 2024) and revenue of RMB 32.76B-34.04B (+66-73% YoY). That's the trajectory investor

Celsius Holdings, the first stock of energy drinks, just announced a $3 billion buyback. What does this signal?
In the recent quarter, revenue surged year-on-year by 173% (thanks to the acquisition of Alani Nu and Rockstar), cash reserves soared to 800 million dollars, and gross margin expanded to 51.3%. More impressively, they also reduced debt by 200 million, saving 20 million in annual interest expenses.
In comparison, PepsiCo plans to repurchase nearly $8.6 billion of shares this year, while Monster has not repurchased this season but still has $500 million in authorized capacity. The fact

**Why Walmart Just Crushed Retail While Competitors Stumbled**
Walmart's Q3 earnings were basically a masterclass in what happens when you nail value strategy. Here's the playbook:
📊 **The Numbers:**
- Revenue hit $179.5B (+5.8% YoY), beat estimates by 1.3%
- EPS $0.62 (vs $0.61 expected) - snapped a rare miss streak
- US comps up 4.5% ex-fuel (1.8% transaction lift + 2.7% ticket growth)
- E-commerce surged 27% globally, membership income +16.7%
- Advertising business growing 53% - basically printing money
🎯 **Why It Matters:**
While Home Depot stumbled and Target whiffed on revenue + cut gu