with increasing publicity attacking Musk, and anything he has, one might be a little cautious thereCan't believe tesla dropped that much
Time to buy
giddyupCan't believe tesla dropped that much
Time to buy
BYD seem to have a steady fluctuation nothing drastic but need to find something to get them over their 52 week high....I'm think AIThoughts on BYD vs Rivian
I own some Rivian stock. The hype around it originally was they were going to capture the EV market for trucks by being first to market and years ahead of the competition. I cashed out when the hype was over the top optimistic, and recently bought again. There supply chain issues during the pandemic really hurt their ability to deliver on their strategic goal, and now they face a lot of competition. See it strictly as a short term play for me.BYD seem to have a steady fluctuation nothing drastic but need to find something to get them over their 52 week high....I'm think AI
Rivian (RIVN) has taken a beating. and will know more February 12 for its 4th qter earnings, but AT&T, and Ford just signed a contract to use their vehicles.
It seems their supplier issues have hurt them massive.
Jan 2021 they were $145 a share, now they are $14 and change .....ouch.
That could bring a lot of opportunities and I'm going to keep them on my radar....
Thanks
I bought some myself.....pretty awesome price kinda no loseI own some Rivian stock. The hype around it originally was they were going to capture the EV market for trucks by being first to market and years ahead of the competition. I cashed out when the hype was over the top optimistic, and recently bought again. There supply chain issues during the pandemic really hurt their ability to deliver on their strategic goal, and now they face a lot of competition. See it strictly as a short term play for me.
No such thing in my experience. I’ve bought a half dozen stocks over the decades that looked too cheap to lose, and I lost.I bought some myself.....pretty awesome price kinda no lose
Tesla is more than electric cars. I've already made 3 grand sold half and bought PANW.No such thing in my experience. I’ve bought a half dozen stocks over the decades that looked too cheap to lose, and I lost.
Being the tallest hill in Kansas still doesn't make it a tall hill.Yeah it's the President's fault. Jesus Christ is every freaking thing political? You do realize that our inflation rate is lower than all the other developed countries, yes? And unemployment is at a consistent all time low, yes?
That crooked little witch should be in jailPalo Alto, Nancy Pelosi just bought 500K in shares. Take a looksie
Its legal. Both sides do it. Pelosi’s dented can of beans has made a fortune.That crooked little witch should be in jail
Oh I know, doesn't make it right thoughIts legal. Both sides do it. Pelosi’s dented can of beans has made a fortune.
This is trueIts legal. Both sides do it. Pelosi’s dented can of beans has made a fortune.
And NVIDIA can be a $1000Check out Salesforce Inc. It's around $300 a pop but some talking heads feel it's a $400 stock
congress makes itself exempt to the laws it passesOh I know, doesn't make it right though
YES, which is total BScongress makes itself exempt to the laws it passes
talk about a broken system
BS is being kindYES, which is total BS
Lot of headwinds for Apple right now. Major decline in phone sales in China…fights with The EU over their app developer policies…major failure and major loss of investment in dropping the Apple Auto. They have to develop a major new source of revenue.Apple 🍏 stock 169. Maybe it drops some more
Apple and Tesla are taking a beating,Apple 🍏 stock 169. Maybe it drops some more
Personally, I don’t care at all about one day emotional moves by the market. Overall, the market will react to economic news that it deems positive for business. Right now, the market is confused or conflicted, not the Fed. The market wants to see strong economic growth as today’s job market data supports. At the same time, the market wants to see signs of weakness that will give the Fed reasons to lower interest rates and ease the money supply. Today, the market is reacting positively to the excellent jobs growth number, and Monday it might react negatively to the Fed holding tight.Between the Feds confusion, and our president threating allies took a good day and in 40 minutes erased most gains
The Fed is the reason for this volatility.Personally, I don’t care at all about one day emotional moves by the market. Overall, the market will react to economic news that it deems positive for business. Right now, the market is confused or conflicted, not the Fed. The market wants to see strong economic growth as today’s job market data supports. At the same time, the market wants to see signs of weakness that will give the Fed reasons to lower interest rates and ease the money supply. Today, the market is reacting positively to the excellent jobs growth number, and Monday it might react negatively to the Fed holding tight.
YepThe Fed is the reason for this volatility.
The Fed is still dangling rate cuts and keeps pushing them back when its clear there's some talk (rightly so) that there won't be a cut but possibly raised, and the jobs report compounds this
The Chinese government feeding the U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen hallucinogenic while she was over there, and the biden administration says nothing?
When you day trade everything matters, and the closer it gets to the election the more difficult it will be
The market is being lead by the nose by the Fed intentionally this much is clear.
Completely one of the most incompetent Feds in our history
Well, I don’t day trade…I simply invest in the market. As for the Fed., they engineered a soft landing of sorts that most experts believed was not possible. The predicted recession did not result from the higher interest rates and money tightening they orchestrated. Most economist declared victory, but I’m not inclined to declare a Fed victory or sustained soft landing until inflation is brought more under control, and a recession avoided. While the recession part has been avoided thus far, Consumer spending continues to exceed expectations, and the rate of inflation remains around 3.2%, well above the target rate of 2%. Cutting interest rates will only exacerbate the rate of inflation. I think this Fed has done a very good job thus far reigning in inflation that was in excess of 8% with all the damn Federal spending, while avoiding a recession, but the job is not yet complete.The Fed is the reason for this volatility.
The Fed is still dangling rate cuts and keeps pushing them back when its clear there's some talk (rightly so) that there won't be a cut but possibly raised, and the jobs report compounds this
The Chinese government feeding the U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen hallucinogenic while she was over there, and the biden administration says nothing?
When you day trade everything matters, and the closer it gets to the election the more difficult it will be
The market is being lead by the nose by the Fed intentionally this much is clear.
Completely one of the most incompetent Feds in our history