$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ The weekly chart is tightening up significantly. The last bearish crossover of the 9- and 20-week SMAs occurred in late March 2025, when the stock had already fallen nearly 50% and was in the process of bottoming. This time, however, the crossover has developed while the stock has held up relatively well in comparison.
$Apple(AAPL)$Gonna see some big downward revisions to the Job figures. Auto loan delinquencies are surging. No stimulus tailwinds to push up consumer spending like in the previous upgrade cycle. I think it's a nice stable name but with low earnings growth prospects. Iphone 16 isn't gonna be a game changer. Worth $170-$180.
I noticed a message on Weibo that a top fund manager on Wall Street warned that Morgan Stanley's short position in gold derivatives may exceed the bank's total assets. First, I am not sure about the authenticity of this news. Second, I believe that this news is not entirely groundless, as there must be a reason behind the rumor. Third, in my opinion, some financial institutions on Wall Street are being pressured by high-level government officials to suppress the price of gold. Otherwise, with the amount of gold purchased by various countries last year, gold would have already reached a historical high. Fourth, if this news is accurate, there is a high possibility that Morgan Stanley will be surrounded by other major players in the world, and gold may skyrocket. Fifth, even if this informat
Apple, Microsoft Dominate U.S. Markets After FAANG Trade Fizzles
The FAANG era is apparently over. The U.S. market is dominated by just two stocks now.$Apple(AAPL)$$Microsoft(MSFT)$ The combined weighting ofAppleInc.AAPL-0.91%decrease; red down pointing triangleandMicrosoftCorp.MSFT-0.54%decrease; red down pointing trianglein the S&P 500 has risen to 13.3%, the highest level on record, while the influence of other big technology stocks has waned of late. That is according to Strategas Securities data going back to 1990.Not sinceInternational Business MachinesCorp.IBM-1.99%decrease; red down pointing triangleandAT&Tin 1978 have two stocks made up a greater share of the benchmark, according to Howard Silverblatt, senior index analyst at S&P Dow Jones Indices