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When it comes to Elon Musk…


The question is always, “What will he think of next?”


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What if I told you Musk’s next project could be his biggest one yet?


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Additional Reading from Daily Market Alerts:

Strong Buy Stocks for Tuesday, October 6, 2026: Five Names Riding Monday's
Analyst Upgrades

Five stocks stand out heading into Tuesday, October 6, 2026, each carrying a
bullish rating change issued on Monday, October 5. The bond market remains the
main pressure point for stocks. The 10-year Treasury yield settled at 5.275% on
October 2 after touching 5.33% on October 1, a multi-decade high. At the same
time, expectations for another Federal Reserve rate hike at the October 27-28
meeting have faded. A September jobs report showing only 29,000 new jobs,
released October 2, pushed Kalshi traders to price an 83% chance of a hold as
of October 4. Minutes from the September 15-16 Fed meeting are expected during
the week of October 5.

The five ideas below span banking, sports betting, beauty products, casual
dining, and data-center infrastructure. Editorial notes only, not investment
advice.

Wells Fargo (WFC) – Morgan Stanley Upgrades the Bank

Wells Fargo was upgraded from Equal-Weight to Overweight on Monday by Morgan
Stanley analyst Manan Gosalia, who kept his price target at $102. With the
asset cap that regulators imposed in 2018 now lifted, Wells Fargo is free to
grow its balance sheet again. In our view, that gives it more room than most
large banks to expand lending and trading revenue.

Shares traded near $81.81 during Monday's session, up about 1.70%, giving
Wells Fargo a market capitalization near $247 billion. The 52-week range runs
from $72.78 to $97.76, the trailing price-to-earnings multiple is 11.79, and
the dividend yield is near 2%.

Consensus reads buy, with 11 bullish and five neutral ratings among 16
tracked firms. The average price target of $97.28 implies roughly 19% upside,
while the Morgan Stanley target implies about 25%.

Risks: JPMorgan's Vivek Juneja cut his target to $91.50 from $95.50 on
October 2 while holding Neutral, and Evercore ISI's John Pancari trimmed his to
$90 on October 1 while holding Outperform. Credit losses in a slowing job
market and pressure on deposit costs remain factors to monitor.

DraftKings (DKNG) – BofA Upgrades After a Steep Decline

DraftKings was upgraded from Neutral to Buy on Monday by BofA analyst Shaun
Kelley, who kept his price target at $27. DraftKings runs one of the two
largest online sports betting and casino platforms in the United States. In our
view, the stock's sharp drop has priced in much of the bad news on competition
and state taxes.

Shares traded near $19.90 during Monday's session, up about 7.05%, giving
DraftKings a market capitalization near $10 billion. The stock sits just above
its 52-week low of $18.52 and far below its high of $48.78. The company is not
yet profitable on a trailing basis.

Consensus reads strong buy, with 25 bullish and two neutral ratings among 27
tracked firms. The average price target of $35.37 implies roughly 78% upside,
though many targets predate the decline. The BofA target implies about 36%.

Risks: BTIG's Clark Lampen cut his target to $25 from $30 on October 1 while
holding Buy. Higher state gaming taxes, competition from prediction markets,
and sports results that favor bettors all remain factors to monitor.

Estee Lauder (EL) – Barclays Upgrades the Beauty Maker

Estee Lauder was upgraded from Equal-Weight to Overweight on Monday by
Barclays analyst Lauren Lieberman, who raised her price target to $108 from
$97. The company owns prestige beauty brands such as Clinique, MAC, and La Mer.
In our view, its turnaround plan and cost cuts give it room to rebuild margins
as travel retail in Asia stabilizes.

Shares traded near $93.77 during Monday's session, up about 1.96%, giving
Estee Lauder a market capitalization near $34 billion. The 52-week range runs
from $66.22 to $121.64, the trailing price-to-earnings multiple is a lofty
191.09, and the dividend yield is near 1%.

Consensus reads buy, with eight bullish, eight neutral, and one bearish
rating among 17 tracked firms. The average price target of $105.06 implies
roughly 12% upside, while the Barclays target implies about 15%.

Risks: The panel is split. On the same day as the upgrade, Wells Fargo's
Christopher Carey cut his target to $95 from $104 while holding Equal-Weight.
Demand in China, tariff costs, and the pace of the turnaround all remain
factors to monitor.

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