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TradingKey - Qualcomm (QCOM) is accelerating its entry into the AI data center market, and its latest partnership with Amazon (AMZN) could mark a significant step in this strategic transformation.

TradingKey - On September 9, copper prices hit an all-time high of $14,854, but subsequent changes in U.S. refined copper tariff policy triggered a sharp drop on Thursday, with prices plunging 4.48% on the day to close at $14,169.

On September 11, Tesla (TSLA) officially unveiled the European-spec version of the Semi and confirmed that customer deliveries will begin in 2027. Tesla is expected to showcase the physical vehicle and release further market rollout details at the IAA Transportation commercial vehicle show in Hanover (September 15–20). Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley noted in its latest research report that Tesla is becoming a "credible emerging competitor" in the autonomous trucking sector, significantly raising its bull-case valuation for the company's autonomous truck business.

SpaceX employs a phased, rolling share unlock mechanism. Although frequent share releases create potential selling pressure, strong earnings results and buying interest have successfully absorbed the market supply. As the lockup expirations conclude by mid-2027, this selling overhang will dissipate, giving SpaceX the potential to reclaim its $225 high. However, sustained momentum will still require fundamental catalysts such as Starlink profitability and the commercialization of Starship.

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