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Fitch gives Tesla its first-ever BBB investment-grade credit rating. Fitch highlighted Tesla’s EV leadership, strong profitability, $43.5B in cash and investments, and “unmatched” vertical integration as it expands into AI, Robotaxi and Optimus. This is huge. 🔥

Fitch gives Tesla its first-ever BBB investment-grade credit rating. Fitch highlighted Tesla’s EV leadership, strong profitability, $43.5B in cash and investments, and “unmatched” vertical integration as it expands into AI, Robotaxi and Optimus. This is huge. 🔥

Tesla recent FSD Supervised approvals across more EU countries (now 7 including Czechia), Fitch's first-time BBB investment-grade rating expanding financing options for the $25B+ AI buildout, and catalysts like the Sep 24 Semi event plus Oct 1 Roadster reveal. Stock closed near 379 after consecutive gains, leaving shorts underwater on the uptrend.

 Tesla recent FSD Supervised approvals across more EU countries (now 7 including Czechia), Fitch's first-time BBB investment-grade rating expanding financing options for the $25B+ AI buildout, and catalysts like the Sep 24 Semi event plus Oct 1 Roadster reveal. Stock closed near 379 after consecutive gains, leaving shorts underwater on the uptrend.

Recent FSD Supervised approvals across more EU countries (now 7 including Czechia), Fitch's first-time BBB investment-grade rating expanding financing options for the $25B+ AI buildout, and catalysts like the Sep 24 Semi event plus Oct 1 Roadster reveal. Stock closed near 379 after consecutive gains, leaving shorts underwater on the uptrend.

A TON OF THINGS HAPPENED IN THE STOCK MARKET TODAY. Here's a full recap: 1. President Trump said Iran “will never have a nuclear weapon” remains the administration’s only objective, adding that he has a “big decision” to make regarding the conflict. He also reiterated that he believes the U.S. and Iran will reach a deal after the U.S. election, while saying he would “give no credence to the election” when making decisions on Iran. The remarks come as the administration continues weighing both military and diplomatic options amid ongoing talks with Tehran. 2. Meta $META continues expanding Muse’s ecosystem through new partnerships aimed at turning the AI assistant into a broader consumer platform. The latest integrations include Instacart for grocery shopping and delivery, PayPal for shoppi

A TON OF THINGS HAPPENED IN THE STOCK MARKET TODAY. Here's a full recap: 1. President Trump said Iran “will never have a nuclear weapon” remains the administration’s only objective, adding that he has a “big decision” to make regarding the conflict. He also reiterated that he believes the U.S. and Iran will reach a deal after the U.S. election, while saying he would “give no credence to the election” when making decisions on Iran. The remarks come as the administration continues weighing both military and diplomatic options amid ongoing talks with Tehran. 2. Meta $META continues expanding Muse’s ecosystem through new partnerships aimed at turning the AI assistant into a broader consumer platform. The latest integrations include Instacart for grocery shopping and delivery, PayPal for shoppi

Mag 7 so far this year: $AAPL +25% $NVDA +21% $META +12% $GOOGL +10% $AMZN +9.8% $MSFT +2.5% $TSLA -17% Apple has done the best, most likely because of its lack of exposure to capex. Nvidia is second best due to unbelievable levels of growth, probably deserves Apple’s multiple. Meta has just taken the lead ahead of Google and Amazon. It was lagging behind all year. Google went flat after the $85B equity raise. Amazon just hasn’t been able to move after its last earnings pump. Microsoft is flat but +40% from the lows when it was effectively in a bear market for most of the year with IGV and SaaS. Tesla is the only one negative YTD and is probably going to need to show earnings growth accelerate again before the street easily gives it the $450 range that it kept it at until Q2’s numbers. In

Mag 7 so far this year: $AAPL +25% $NVDA +21% $META +12% $GOOGL +10% $AMZN +9.8% $MSFT +2.5% $TSLA -17% Apple has done the best, most likely because of its lack of exposure to capex. Nvidia is second best due to unbelievable levels of growth, probably deserves Apple’s multiple. Meta has just taken the lead ahead of Google and Amazon. It was lagging behind all year. Google went flat after the $85B equity raise. Amazon just hasn’t been able to move after its last earnings pump. Microsoft is flat but +40% from the lows when it was effectively in a bear market for most of the year with IGV and SaaS. Tesla is the only one negative YTD and is probably going to need to show earnings growth accelerate again before the street easily gives it the $450 range that it kept it at until Q2’s numbers. In

BREAKING: Michael Burry has disclosed updated positions. He shorted more: -Micron $MU -Nebius $NBIS -Semi ETF $SOXX -Palantir $PLTR And purchased more (long): -QXO $QXO -Build-A-Bear $BBW -Sprouts $SFM -Birkenstock $BIRK -Mercado-Libre $MELI He says he will look to cover his shorts if the market takes them to new highs.