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🌾 From the farm to your bank account

To feed the world’s growing population, farmers will need to produce as much food over the next 40 years as they produced in the last ten thousand.

We'll need big investments in farms and agribusinesses. That's why ​Harvest Returns​ offers exclusive private opportunities for investing in farming and ranching operations.

Invest in:

🚜 Ranches and Farms

• Invest in helping American farmers start + grow operations.

• You can invest in projects such as hydroponic farms, indoor aquaculture facilities, or vineyards for $5,000

🌱 AgTech Companies

• Precision drones + biotech is revolutionizing the way food is grown.

• Harvest Returns provides investors access to ​high-potential, early stage AgTech companies​.

Lately we've been exploring Harvest's newest offering: their ​Private Credit Fund​.

🆕 Private Credit Fund

• Diversified assets across varied agriculture sectors+geos

• 1-3 year maturity debt notes (to leverage high interest rates)

• Quarterly cash distributions.

• First distribution is projected for JuneHigh targets: 14.5% IRR and a 1.5x exit multiple

📰 Market Headlines

🕶️ Market Vibes

🎰 Market Forecasts and Futures

Forecasts via ​Kalshi​, the prediction market.

GDP forecasts bounced back as vibes overtook logic and or reason.

😱 Fear and Greed Index

🎤 What you said last time

🧠 What do you think?

💬 Have your say

Over the last few years, Beijing has done a lot to improve the competitiveness of domestic electronic vehicles both domestically and abroad.

This has both directly and indirectly hurt Tesla sales in China. Tesla shares plummeted last month due to disappointing sales there.

Trade tensions between the US and China are at an all time high, so it’s not surprising Beijing has been sidelining the American automaker.

But then we see a sudden about-face.

How did Elon pull it off?

📊 Stocks

Winners and losers

Earnings, upgrades, and acquisitions

• Paramount beat estimates, but revenue missed expectations; shares rose nearly 1%.

• Apple shares surged 2.5% after Bernstein upgraded the stock to "outperform."

• Philips shares surged 29% to a two-year high after settling US lawsuits for $1.1 billion.

• SoFi Technologies shares fell 9.9% after its Q2 revenue guidance missed analyst expectations.

• Domino's Pizza stock surged 5.62%, extending its rally to a potential sixth month.

• Chegg shares tumbled 4% despite a modest Q1 EPS beat, as Q2 guidance was weak.

Market movers

• NBC’s Peacock is hiking prices by $2 per month starting this summer.

• WeWork reached a settlement with creditors and secured new funding, rebuffing a $650 million bid from co-founder Adam Neumann.

• Meta's Oversight Board confirmed layoffs are coming that will impact its research support staff.

• Saudi Arabia insisted all NEOM megaprojects will proceed as planned despite reports of scaling back. [Ed: what is strange drama ]

• Whirlpool began the second phase of layoffs on Monday, part of the 1,000 job cuts announced in March.

📺 What to Watch Today

This is quite good.