So OnePlus just dropped the Ace 7 series yesterday and this morning their China boss Li Jie came out saying the response is honestly unstoppable. Apparently the Ace 7 Pro alone has already done 225% of what the Ace 6 did in its first sales window, which is more than double. He even claimed OnePlus 16 and the Ace 7 Pro are now the top two best-selling Android phones on day one in China for 2026. Price-wise you're looking at a starting point of 4,399 Yuan which is roughly $655 or about Rs 63,000 for the base Ace 7, and if you want to go all out on the Pro with 16GB RAM and a massive 1TB storage it'll run you 7,299 Yuan close to $1,090. They're dropping it on the Oppo China online store come November 3rd. Under the hood it's got that huge 9000mAh Glacier battery with 100W SuperVOOC and bypass charging so you can actually game while plugged in without cooking the phone, plus that wild 185Hz 1.5K screen and a 200MP main camera with a 50MP periscope doing 3.5x zoom on the Pro, and they've even stuffed a tiny active fan with a big vapor chamber that knocks temps down by almost seven degrees.
On the meme side PEPE is still hanging around that $0.000005 mark. It opened today around $0.00000504, touched a high of $0.00000568 before dipping to $0.00000431 and now sits around $0.000005 flat, down just half a percent on the day but still up 11.75% over the last five days. Its market cap is sitting at about $2.11 billion with over $1.7 billion in volume. BONK wasn't so lucky at $0.00000293 down 3.6% and DOGE slipped to $0.0764 down 2.13%.
Jio is the one everyone's watching today because they're about to drop their first ever quarterly results since listing. Analysts at ET Now are expecting around Rs 35,100 crore in revenue, which is up 2.6% from last quarter, and profit around Rs 7,400 crore up 3.2%. ARPU should tick up to Rs 218 from Rs 215.6 as they add another 8 to 10 million users. The stock was hovering around Rs 1,409.60 this morning, down about 2% from yesterday's close of Rs 1,419.50 as traders wait.
And then the US market got hit again overnight. Amazon missed on both ends with $1.89 earnings versus $1.97 expected and $201.9 billion revenue versus $202.1 billion expected. AWS did grow 39% to $45.98 billion but they burned $77 billion this quarter alone and are still guiding $220 billion for 2026 capex, so free cash flow went negative $42.4 billion and the stock dropped 7% after hours. Intel actually beat Q3 with $16.5 billion up 21% and $0.52 profit versus $0.41 expected, but their Q4 guidance of $15 to $16 billion versus $17.1 billion expected and $0.25 profit versus $0.44 expected spooked everyone, especially since they said the PC slowdown will drag through mid 2027. That one collapsed 23% after hours and dragged SK Hynix down 9% and Samsung down 6% in Asia this morning with Nasdaq futures off 1.6% to 2.25%.
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