Consider investing in mega-cap, liquid technology stocks, such as the TQQQ ETF, which is holding up well in the volatile environment. Learn why I prefer TQQQ over unleveraged ETFs...
Continue ReadingThe current catchphrase in the markets is âThe Magnificent Seven,â referring to the seven stocks that have dominated year-to-date (YTD) market performance...
Continue ReadingThe Tesla founder took out the money in October...
Continue ReadingIn the latest trading session, Tesla (TSLA) closed at $251.99, marking a -1.75% move from the previous day...
Continue ReadingThe S&P 500 and Nasdaq fell below their 50-day lines Wednesday amid rising Fed fears. Here's what investors should do now...
Continue ReadingThree companies are creating a joint venture to produce battery cells for commercial electric vehicles in the United States. Cummins (CMI), Paccar (PCAR), Daimler (MBG.DE) have created a joint venture that will spend $2 to $3 billion to build a battery cell factory in a yet to be determined U.S. location. Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Pras Subramanian breaks down the deal and discusses the growing EV investments in the United States...
Continue ReadingDeutsche Bank analyst Emmanuel Rosner met with management at a conference connected to the Munich Auto Show...
Continue ReadingThe key to investing success is being wrong a lot, says Rob Isbitts and Matthew Tuttle. Dead money, S&P 500 + NASDAQ risk, looking at gold miners and ETFs...
Continue ReadingExhibit "A" is a recent J.D. Power study noting EV owners are dissatisfied with both charging station availability and performance, with the numbers falling in alarming fashion. "The declining customer satisfaction scores for public charging should be concerning to automakers and, more broadly, to public charging stakeholders," said J.D. Power executive director Brent Gruber. EV owners are increasingly dissatisfied with the amount of time it takes to charge their vehicles as satisfaction with tier-2 charging stations decreased by 36 points year-over-year to 455 (out of a 1,000-point ranking system)...
Continue ReadingA strike or new contract will raise labor costs for General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis, but even nonunion automakers such as Rivian and Tesla are facing increasing wages...
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