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Top Virtual Reality Stocks To Keep An Eye On - December 13th

MarketBeat highlights Meta Platforms, zSpace, The Glimpse Group, and DIH Holding US as top virtual reality stocks to watch. These companies are involved in VR technology across various sectors, including gaming, healthcare, and education. Despite Meta Platforms having a Moderate Buy rating, analysts suggest other stocks may offer better investment opportunities. The report emphasizes the volatility and growth potential of VR stocks.

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Elon Musk Says He'd Rather Be a Marvel Superhero Than a Bond Villain — And Loves Cheeseburgers

In a December 2025 interview, Elon Musk shared his personal favorites, including his love for cheeseburgers, preference for being a Marvel superhero over a Bond villain, and his favorite Disney World ride, Space Mountain. He also discussed his typical day, favorite TV show, and song. Musk expressed concerns about short-form videos and mentioned his interest in video games if not leading his current companies.

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Jensen Huang Says Nvidia Once Faced A Moment It Could 'Vaporize Overnight' Had A Client Not Taken A $5 Million Leap Of Faith

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang revealed on "The Joe Rogan Experience" that Nvidia nearly ran out of cash in the mid-1990s, risking collapse. Sega's Shoichiro Irimajiri saved Nvidia by converting a $5 million payment into equity, allowing Nvidia to pivot and develop the successful RIVA 128 chip. Sega later sold its stake for $15 million, missing out on Nvidia's current multi-trillion-dollar valuation. Nvidia is now a leading GPU supplier for AI projects.

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NVDA
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NVDL
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07788
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NVDA
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Tesla Rolls Out Extended Battery and Drive Unit Warranty in Canada and U.S.

Tesla has launched the High Voltage Battery and Drive Unit Extended Service Agreement (Battery ESA) in Canada and the U.S., covering repairs or replacements of high-voltage batteries and drive units for Model 3 and Model Y. The warranty extends coverage for up to 24 months or 48,000 km/30,000 miles after the original warranty expires. Pricing is $2,800 in Canada and $2,000 in the U.S. The Battery ESA is a one-time purchase, not a subscription, and is available only for vehicles still under the original warranty.

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TSLA
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TSDD
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TSLL
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Is Nvidia's valuation justified as new competitors close the AI gap?

The vaunted AI company may have a more challenging year in 2026.

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