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@Bunifa Latif:$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  Tesla stock tumbled just over 8% to 180.19 last week, skidding to a fresh bear-market low of 176.55 on Friday. That followed declines of 5.5% and 9.2% in the prior two weeks, continuing a sharp slide since late September. It's a tough environment for aggressive growth stocks, especially EV makers. Tesla has some demand concerns as production swells and competition heats up. It's cut prices in China, with more cuts likely as subsidies end on Dec. 31. Meanwhile, the "Twitter circus" remains a concern. CEO Elon Musk's chaotic reign in just three weeks risks damaging the Tesla brand. Tesla is still growing at a strong pace while new U.S. subsidies should bolster demand at home in 2023. But TSLA stoc

@AndreaClarissa:$GME $GameStop(GME)$ I hate to do this but you can thank morantz rantz for dividing us.This is GME previous 4th quarter.To the left are companies greatly affected by the pandemic.You’ll notice recovery after 2020..To the right is GAMESTOP…the pandemic should have helped GME…but instead they declined in revenue AND also are not able to recover in 4th quarter. Since 2009 GAMESTOP have never been able to beat previous 4th quarter. GAMESTOP makes money on Christmas only to lose half of sales the following January from customer returns. Save yourself

@StickyRice:Toyota Motor expects to miss its annual production target of 9.7M due to chip shortage After cutting the October's average monthly production to 750K vehicles from 800K vehicles (originally cut down from 900K) due to semiconductor shortages, Toyota Motor $Toyota(TM)$expects to miss its annual production target of 9.7M vehicles for the financial year through March 2023. Revised target will be disclosed soon. The automaker will suspend 11 production lines at eight domestic factories next month, affecting the output of a wide variety of vehicles including the Corolla, RAV4 and Yaris. The automaker slashed its global production target for last financial year three times, from 9.3M in May 2021 to 8.5M this February. It ended up producing about 8.6M vehic