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Chewy had previously reported its earnings on the 10th of September, a Wednesday, as dictated by the calendar, and as is often the case with such affairs, the market responded in its usual fashion. The stock immediately tumbled, as though it were subject to some invisible, bureaucratic directive that penalized it for what was considered an overly cautious forecast. The traders-those humble figures, navigating through the fog of data-interpreted this outlook as a sign of weakness, perhaps misunderstanding, perhaps manufacturing an overreaction. They sold, as one is compelled to do, guided by forces beyond comprehension.

And what, pray tell, might have inspired such a euphoric leap in stock price? A charming little arrangement between the U.S. and the U.K., those two paragons of progress, who have decided to unite their powers in the noble pursuit of artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and nuclear energy. The total value of this ambitious gambit is a princely $350 billion-a sum vast enough to make even the most jaded investor dream of a fortune yet untold.

Now, I know what you’re thinking-“Is it too late to hop on the Nvidia train?” Well, hold on to your seat! Just because the ride’s been smooth and the stock is looking like it might make a U-turn toward the moon doesn’t mean it’s over yet. Here’s why there’s still room for some *green* in your portfolio, and I’m not talking about veggies here. We’re talking about money, baby.

This week, Lyft announced a partnership with the autonomous vehicle titan Waymo. It is, one might say, a rather audacious step-Lyft, ever the earnest, striving underdog, locking arms with the very future of transportation itself. By 2026, passengers in Nashville will be able to hail Waymo’s self-driving vehicles through the Lyft app. In an even more curious twist, Lyft will manage Waymo’s Nashville fleet, overseeing maintenance, infrastructure, and all the gritty logistical concerns that make the wheels of progress turn smoothly.