A 100 percent basis point might be too drastic for the Feds to take. I'm thinking along that this and the next FOMC to walk the 75 basis point tight line unless inflation would relent and slow down. Weakness in the economy might be something the Feds are willing to take in their stride for the purpose of inflation control? When you jar it, the numbers will come down but albeit at what cost to the world.

The push for more environmental benefits from EVs still doesn't displace concerns about the battery that are to be disposed, the power powering the chargers etc. I feel that industries closely linkedas a product, like solar industries, copper and precious metals associated with it will also grow or shrink. Still the stocks are a good buy albeit going long cautiously. My Two cents worth.

I would second this report. Looks like Apple is going into the foray of lending services with its Pay Later Schemes and potentially its own electric car with the revamped intuitive and enhanced CarPlay. Apple would now identify better with investors and see better upside value!

I firmly believe the buying the dip and the oversold situation was what helped the turnaround. But looking at the volumes of certain counters still doesn't make it shed that a short term "do not get overly excited and buy-in" is in place. Observing from the comforts of my screens and would be putting some counters slowly.

Good analysis! I have always look upon stock split with a careful wait and not jump onto the band wagon. Any price increases are just temporal knee jerk reactions from sudden new investors jumping on.Thereafter we might watch it slide from its ascent and be lamenting.

Still "bullish" about the company. I think the current jittery in the world anticipating potential world war will help the company see better days.