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SPCX · · SpaceX
+19%
IPO Day · June 12, 2026 · Space
AI Market Cap flagged SPCX pre-IPO at $135. Stock opened at $150 on day one the largest IPO in history at $75B.
Read the case study →INOD · · Innodata
+176%
In 2 days · Score: 97 · May 2026 · AI Data Services
AI Market Cap suggested to buy pre-earnings at $42, scored 97/100. Q1 revenue $90.1M (+54% YoY) crushed estimates. Stock ripped to $116 our biggest win.
Read the case study →SNOW · · Snowflake
+69%
In 9 days · Score: 91 · May 2026 · AI Cloud Data
AI Market Cap suggested to buy pre-earnings at $151, scored 91/100. EPS beat $0.39 vs $0.32 expected. Stock ripped to $255 +69%.
Read the case study →OKTA · · Okta
+34%
In 2 days · Score: 89 · May 2026 · Identity & Security
AI Market Cap suggested to buy pre-earnings at $92, scored 89/100. EPS beat $0.91 vs $0.74 expected. Stock surged to $123 post-earnings +34%.
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