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TradingKey - Following the completion of SpaceX's (SPCX) initial public offering, the value of the stake held by Google parent Alphabet (GOOGL) has drawn significant market attention. Based on SpaceX's post-IPO market capitalization and Alphabet's approximately 5% stake, the investment is currently valued at about $94 billion, making it one of Alphabet's most significant investments.

Tesla's profit margins plunged and its free cash flow turned negative, triggering an investor sell-off that sent its shares down more than 6%.

TradingKey - On Thursday Eastern Time, the three major U.S. stock index futures fell collectively in pre-market trading. Negative reactions following the earnings reports of Alphabet (GOOGL) and Tesla (TSLA) reignited market concerns regarding artificial intelligence capital expenditures and returns on investment; meanwhile, the escalation of the conflict between the U.S. and Iran pushed international oil prices sharply higher, as energy inflation and the risk of Federal Reserve rate hikes returned to the market focus.

Reddit fell 9.18% today after the Wall Street Journal reported it is considering ending its Google AI content licensing deal. Earnings July 30: consensus $0.97 EPS, $732M revenue. At $170, $166.10 is the critical support.

Tesla beat revenue by 5.7% at $28.24B but missed EPS by 39% - $0.33 vs $0.54 expected. Operating income fell 57%. Free cash flow went negative. Regulatory credits collapsed. TSLA is at $358. Here is the full breakdown.

Alphabet's surging capital expenditures and negative cash flow have weighed heavily on its stock price, which may continue to trend downward and test a bottom of $270.


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