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This is a play that is worth a punt on at this level. The profits and revenues are too great to ignore.
NVIDIA (NVDA) Backed by Analysts for Sustained AI Momentum and Product Cycles
This is news? You mean he is only realising this now?
Jim Cramer on Rigetti Computing (RGTI): ‘It’s a Meme Stock’
$S&P 500(.SPX)$ It is an unmitigated disaster. Self-inflicted and completely stupid. But this is Trump. He is displaying his usual irresponsible natue. I will not be at all surprised he is getting an internal revolt from his self-serving backers now. We may hear him say he has achieved his "objectives" and he will pause the tariffs because other countries are now seriously negotiating. And of course he will take credit and claim victory and his mindless followers will lap it all up.
It's a band aid fix driven by desperation. The promised cheap model is turning out to be just a de-spec version of an existing car, and sold at lower profits. Not enough, Mr.Musk. These days, even your robot stories are not going to help.
Tesla Launches Cheaper "Juniper" Model Y, Price $10K Below Launch Series
Great article. It's telling it so clearly and revealing the madness of Donald Trump and his gang of cronies. The cronies. JD Vance, Elon Musk, etc. They don't care about America. They only saw a megalomaniac whom they can easily manipulate and get the most through. But even they did not foresee the destruction that is unraveling now. Yup. 3rd April 2025. Obliteration Day it is.
Trump Is Fighting a Trade War He Can’t Win. The Stock Market Is the Loser
Tesla has got too many things going against it. I think it will gove back all it's past 12 mths gain. I see price below $180.
Tesla’s Stock Gets Caught in the Crosshairs of the Trump-China Trade War
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ is still a no-go. I called $180 as the right price. JP Morgan and Wells Fargo called between $110-120. So too HSBC. Only Arkk and Morgon Stanley is calling above $350. Arkk's Kathie Woods even says $2,600. Kathie's track record lately has been pretty dismay. Morgan Stanley is biased and have vested interest in TSLA. They are one of the banks who have made loans to Elon Musk for the purchase of Twitter. And the collateral is Tesla shares...... Please be aware before making your own calls.
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ is the godfather of semi's. It's profits are amazinh and I cannot find any other company that has been delivering the same amount of EBITDA. I think it is okay to take a stake of NVDA at this level.
$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ Not 100% certain but I like PLTR at this level. Taking a fair amount position now. Best of luck.
Don't count on rate cuts helping. For the Fed to do this, even as inflation rises again, the economy would have dived so badly, any rate cuts may actually make things worst. The best thing for the economy now is for either Trump to reverse gears and call off the tariffs. Or better still, just resign.
JPMorgan Says Trump’s Tariffs to Send US Into Recession
Musk may be in serious trouble. The "world's richest" man borrowed around $44 b to buy Twitter. His wealth is mostly in the shares he holds og Tesla and X and Space X. Now with Tesla crashing, the banks may ask for collateral top up.
Top 3 Billionaires Suffer $45 Billion Loss in Worst Market Drop Since 2020
Good job Donald Trump. Hope you enjoyed your golf game after destroying the global economies. I remember the mad emperor Nero did something similar as Rome was burning down. He was playing his harp or something like that. But of course you will claim this is going as planned. Nothing wrong. Just as your group of clowns discussing military plans in public on Signal chats.
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$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ I feel PLTR is in a very sweet spot right now. Of all the tech companies, they may be the most unexposed one to this Trump tariff chaos. If anything, they may actually benefit. Their main customers are the US government and with global tensions, they stand to get more contracts now. Best of all, I don't believe they need Chinese business at all.
This really is Black Friday. China has struck back and I expect the market will open a tidal wave of selling. Pre-market sales are capped at the moment as many retail sellers with open positions are hoping for an opening rebound. I don't think we will see this happen this time around. Trump has set Rome on fire, and he has gone to Florida to play his harp.
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China is showing they can go on their own. They did so for more than 2 millenium. With the action of restricting exports of rare earth to the US, they are also showing they can be very targetted. I will not be at all surprised if they close Tesla's business down in China. This because Elon Musk chose to be linked to Trump at the hip. Rule number one for businessmen, never get into politics.
China to Impose Tariffs of 34% on All US Goods from April 10
$S&P 500(.SPX)$ Latest news. China strikes back. Imposing tariffs of 34% on all US imports plus banning all sales of rare earth to the US. Tech stocks are going to bear the worst brunt. No rare earth!
Not this time, Dan. Afraid the wizard of Spin has lost all credibility. He should have just stayed away from Trump.
‘Keep the Faith,’ Says Daniel Ives About Tesla Stock
The bad news just keeps rolling in. Where are the Elon bulls now?
Tesla estimates cut further over ‘unprecedented brand damage’
It's going to be brutal. And the first sign has been just revealed with their delivery results for the month and quarter. The next will be seen on 22nd April when they make their financial announcement.
Tesla Investors Brace for Another Year of Sales Decline as Musk Backlash Grows
With Tesla it is not just about the tariffs. It's more about their collapsing sales and brand erosion. I think this is more fundamentally damaging. Tariffs raises cost of goods. Brand erosion leads to loss of sales. Loss of busness. All promises of robots will not help. That is too far down the line to matter. Cash is king. And with dropping sales, it means less cash for funding operations, which remains as costly as before the crash. Perhaps even more as Tesla had committed to mega factories that are now under utilised. This is terminal.
The "Magnificent Seven" Saw a Record $1 Trillion Wipeout - and Apple Led the Way
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