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A robot rocket in Shanghai… the rare earth choke point behind every humanoid… Home Depot’s warning on the consumer… why housing stocks are climbing anyway … and Louis Navellier changes his job after 47 years Yesterday, a Chinese robot maker delivered one of the wildest market debuts in recent memory. Shares of Unitree Robotics – the Hangzhou-based company whose backflipping, kung-fu-fighting humanoids have racked up tens of millions of views online – closed their first trading session up about 4

Hello, Reader. On August 16, 2009, Usain Bolt ran the 100-meter dash in 9.58 seconds at the World Athletics Championships in Berlin. The time set a new world record (and broke Bolt’s previous one). Bolt’s record has stood for nearly two decades. No runner has managed to beat it.InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips That remains true… ish. Because 17 years and 1 day after Bolt’s record-breaking sprint, Chinese robotics company Unitree Robotics unveiled a humanoid robot ca

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➕ Follow Luke on X 📺 Check out our podcast: Being Exponential Editor’s note: “The Most Important Part of Unitree’s IPO Wasn’t the Robot” was previously published in July 2026 with the title “The Physical AI Proof Points Are Suddenly Everywhere.” It has since been updated to include the most relevant information available. When trading began on August 19, Unitree Robotics was a roughly $9 billion company. By the closing bell, investors had turned it into a $50 billion one. Shares of the Chinese h

If humanoid robots are the future, and they appear to be based on what investors are willing to pay, then Elon Musk faces a formidable Chinese rival. Unitree Robotics surged 460% on Wednesday in its trading debut in Shanghai, giving the company a market capitalization of about $51 billion. Figure AI, which posts videos of its robots working in factories, has been valued at almost $40 billion.

The Hangzhou-based humanoid robot maker closed at 845 yuan on Wednesday, giving it a market value of around $50 billion