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Optimi Health isn’t betting on a single breakthrough study like many psychedelic startups—it already makes and ships regulated psychedelic medicines to researchers and paying patients in places where doctors can prescribe them. The key question is whether its licensing and supply-chain head start can keep paying off as governments decide how fast to open up these treatments.

Vertiv builds the power and cooling systems that keep the world’s biggest data centers running, and its push into liquid cooling puts it in the middle of the AI buildout. The big question is whether data center projects keep moving on schedule—or get slowed by grid constraints and rising competition.

SPX Technologies sits in a sweet spot of the fast-changing data-center world, as liquid cooling shifts spending from big chillers toward simpler outdoor heat-removal equipment. But a closer look shows parts of the business are slowing, recent deal-making adds complexity, and the stock price already assumes a lot goes right.

GQG Partners looks oddly unloved: clients pull money out even as the firm keeps generating strong profits and paying big cash dividends to shareholders. The catch is that the whole story hinges on a star manager, shaky investor confidence, and a few headline risks that could hit fast if things go wrong.