$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ - Two Views:Bears like the 50-DMA tested multiple times and likely to be breached, also the gap below Friday's candle, and the lower edge of the volume shelf resting at $168 as target. Bulls see strength in the Stochastic crossover curling up from oversold territory and view the current volume shelf as an ideal launchpad for the next move.Which thesis do you favor?Stock chart for NVDA on daily timeframe displays candlestick price action with yellow 10-day moving average line overlaid on bars green shaded volume histogram below main price panel purple 20-day moving average orange 50-day moving average For whom haven't open CBA can know more from below:🏦 Open a CBA today and enjoy privileges of up to SGD 20,000 in trading limit with 0
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Legacy automakers like Ford and GM know how to mass manufacture cars — but not how to solve self-driving. Tech companies like Google (which owns Waymo) will likely figure out self-driving — but they don’t know how to mass manufacture cars. Tesla is the only company in the western world that is capable of doing both: mass manufacture cars and solve self-driving. Because of their vertical integration, Tesla can design a fully optimized, scalable robotaxi — and do it at a lower cost than anyone else. Waymo has to source cars from a third party (their 6th-gen hardware is on Zeekr vehicles). Ford and GM will likely have to license self-driving tech from another company.
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UNH Q3 Earnings Preview: Will the Medical Cost Dilemma See Relief? Estimated Q3 2025 revenue: $113.07 billion, a 12.15% year-over-year increase; Estimated EPS: $2.459, a 62.23% year-over-year decrease. Key trends in the health insurance industry this year: Medical Cost Inflation and Utilization Rebound: Significant increase in medical utilization among seniors and the general population, driving up medical costs. Particularly sharp increases in outpatient, orthopedic surgery, and outpatient infusion expenditures. Additionally, the emergence of new high-cost therapies (cell and gene therapies) has put short to medium-term pressure on insurance payouts. Medicare Advantage Policy Adjustments: The U.S. federal government implemented several policy changes to Medicare Advantage plans, significa
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