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Nasdaq Record High, Tesla’s Spend Warning, Alphabet and Coinbase Lead Gains, and the $160B Tariff Refund Standoff

TradingKey - Memory giant SK Hynix is set to disclose its first-quarter fiscal 2026 results on Thursday, with the market holding high expectations for its performance.

TradingKey - Amid the geopolitical brinkmanship between the U.S. and Iran, U.S. stock index futures rose as Trump extended the ceasefire agreement. Asia-Pacific markets saw mixed performance, while Japanese and South Korean stocks hit new highs. The Nikkei 225 Index opened lower but trended higher in early trading, before gains gradually narrowed in the afternoon. It closed up 0.4% at 59,585.86 points, reaching a recent intraday high of 59,708.21 points. By sector, Information and Communication, Non-ferrous Metals, and Electrical Equipment led the gains, while Real Estate, Fishery, Agriculture and Forestry, and Wholesale led the losses.

TradingKey - U.S. car rental giant Avis (CAR) is replicating the concentrated capital short squeeze seen with GameStop (GME). Over the past six weeks, Avis's stock price has surged from the $100 range to an all-time high of $713.97, representing a cumulative gain of over 200%. On April 21, the stock

Tesla’s Q1 2026 earnings will be released on April 22. With Q1 deliveries at 358,023 units, inventory surging by 50,363 units, and energy storage nearly halved from 14.2 GWh to 8.8 GWh, analyst target prices show a five-fold discrepancy, ranging from $119 to $600. For long-term investors, this article deconstructs five core metrics that will determine the success of the company's transformation: the 17.9% automotive gross margin floor, management’s explanation for energy storage performance, the $20 billion CapEx guidance, the 1.1 million FSD subscription structure, and the inaugural disclosure of Robotaxi operational data.