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Continue ReadingDan Ives, a renowned analyst at investment bank Wedbush Securities, cut his price target on Tesla (TSLA) today to $315 from $550, Schwab Network reported. However, Ives did keep an Outperform rating on the name. Why Ives Sharply Lowered His Price Target President Donald Trump’s tariffs, which Ives called “economic…Armageddon,” will create “a double whammy” […]...
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Continue ReadingShares of Apple and Tesla tumble as both get their price targets cut by a longtime Wall Street bull, while bank stocks such as JPMorgan Chase fall on fears of a global recession...
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Continue ReadingTesla stock was tumbling in premarket trading Monday after longtime bull Wedbush analyst Dan Ives slashed his price target. Shares of the electric vehicle maker were down 7.1% in premarket trading at $222.49, while and futures were dropping 2.2% and 2.3%, respectively. Ives lowered his price target from a Street high (among major brokers) of $550 a share to $315 a share, down 43%...
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Continue ReadingTesla and Apple will be among the top U.S. companies most badly damaged by President Trump's tariff campaign, Wedbush analysts said in a pair of research notes. For Tesla, the resulting trade war is a double whammy, they noted. China is also a key region for Tesla, and Trump's tariffs have created a backlash against Elon Musk there that will drive customers to BYD and other Chinese competitors, they added...
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