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“Before Steve, no startup ever used the word beautiful...

Steve never believed that business strategy trumped product. He always believed that the product has to be great, and if it isn’t great, well, we’re not going to ship it.”

- Marc Andreessen

"Before Steve Jobs" by @pmarca https://t.co/WkraredxHr
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Tesla $TSLA reports Q3 earnings after-hours tomorrow. Here's the earnings preview:

🔹Est. Revenue: $25.7 Bln
🔹Est. Earnings per share: $0.60

Will $TSLA deliver? https://t.co/ZEZDYQefrF
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$CRWD $FTNT

CrowdStrike today announced a strategic partnership with Fortinet to unify best-in-class endpoint and firewall protection. By integrating AI-native endpoint security from the CrowdStrike Falcon cybersecurity platform and Fortinet’s FortiGate next-generation firewalls (NGFW), customers and partners gain the flexibility, visibility and security across networks, applications and endpoints to stop breaches.
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Night Watch IM on Legget & Platt $LEG US

Thesis: Leggett & Platt (LEG) is poised for recovery as mortgage rates stabilize, supported by aggressive cost cutting and management's confidence, reflected in their share buybacks

(Extract from their Q3 letter) https://t.co/kqG0xMttmD
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Spotify is working on its own ad exchange! 🎙️

🤝Using The Trade Desk's OpenPath.
📺 Initial focus on video ads, then audio.
👀 Aims to compete with Meta and Google.
📢 Ads were 12% of Spotify's revenue in Q2.

Source: Axios. $SPOT $TTD https://t.co/qWWo78iCmN
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Royce IP on nLight $LASR US

Thesis: nLight is positioned for growth in aerospace and defense lasers, while its non-defense segment is expected to rebound as demand recovers, supported by its strong balance sheet.

(Extract from their Q3 letter) https://t.co/JJatLEbVXd
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RT @InsiderRadar: 🚨 Massive New Insider Purchase

Ra Capital Management, who has a board seat at $JANX, just reported the purchase of $53m of the company's stock.

$JANX currently has an ongoing Phase 1 trial evaluating JANX007 as a potential treatment for prostate cancer. https://t.co/5nu5HowNaC
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BREAKING: Bill Gates has said that he is donating $50M to Kamala Harris.

We have seen Elon Musk donate more than $70M to Donald Trump.

You can track election spending on Quiver, or follow here for updates. https://t.co/xU4ntTpPZq
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RT @mikemcg0: Came across this comment from Steve Jobs on why he returned to save Apple and thought it was worth sharing:

"If you look at true artists, if they get really good at something, it occurs to them that they can do this for the rest of their lives, and they can be really successful at it to the outside world, but not really successful to themselves. That's the moment that an artist really decides who he or she is. If they keep on risking failure they're still artists. Dylan and Picasso were always risking failure.

This Apple thing is that way for me. I don't want to fail, of course. When I was going in I didn't know how bad it really was, but I still had a lot to think about. I had to consider the implications for Pixar, and for my family, and for my reputation, and all sorts of things. And I finally decided, I don't really care, this is what I want to do. And if I try my best and fail, well, I tried my best."

Steve Jobs shares his strategy for saving Apple from bankruptcy

Apple was on the verge of bankruptcy when Steve Jobs returned to the company in July of 1997. The clip below is from a CNBC interview three months later.

When asked about his strategy for turning the company around, Jobs shared the following advice:

“Somebody taught me a long time ago a very valuable lesson which is if you do the right things on the top line, the bottom line will follow. And what they meant by that was: if you get the right strategy, if you have the right people, and if you have the right culture at your company, you’ll do the right products. You’ll do the right marketing. You’ll do the right things logistically and in manufacturing and distribution. And if you do all those things right, the bottom line will follow.”

Source: @CNBC
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