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$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   Maybe start buying at 214 The company reduced starting prices of the Model 3 sedan by 5.9% to 245,900 yuan ($34,300) and marked down the Model Y sport utility vehicle by 2.8% to 258,900 yuan, according to its website. Hours earlier, Tesla told Reuters it will suspend most production at its Model Y plant near Berlin from Jan. 29 to Feb. 11, as suppliers shift transport routes in response to attacks on vessels in the Red Sea. Tesla fell as much as 3.4% before the start of regular trading Friday, putting the shares on course for an 11th decline in 12 sessions. The stock slumped Thursday after Hertz Global Holdings Inc. announced plans to sell off a third of its US electric-vehicle fleet. Tes

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$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Tesla third-quarter earnings slow.  Should be 212 after this week Tesla missed on third-quarter revenue of $23.4 billion, up 9% from a year earlier but short of the $24.1 billion forecast by analysts. Tesla has been repeatedly cutting the prices of its vehicles to boost sales demand in the face of growing electric vehicle competition from established automakers. The company once again reported thinner profit margins, even if it is still more profitable than traditional automakers. Its gross margin fell to 17.9%, down 7 percentage points from a year earlier. And the more closely watched adjusted automotive margin, excluding sales from regulatory credits, fell nearly 11 percentage points to ab

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$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  With around two weeks before Tesla announces third-quarter earnings and revenue on Oct. 18, analyst predictions are dropping, as delivery data came well below the revised Wall Street consensus. Analysts put Tesla earnings at 75 cents per share, down 2 cents vs. Sept. 29 and 45% below the forecast at the end of 2022, according to FactSet. Analysts also cut full-year earnings estimates for Tesla following the Monday deliveries announcement, dropping them 2 cents vs. Friday's forecast. The full-year view now puts Tesla earnings at $3.29 a share, down more than 40% compared with expectations at the end of 2022, according to FactSet. Tesla stock gained 2.6% to 252.91 Wednesday during market trade. On

I will based on future and start buying every weekly and it slowly avarage down  In the stock market, timing is critical. So when you're looking for stocks to buy, it's important to do the fundamental and technical analysis that identifies lower-risk entry points that also offer solid potential rewards. And remember: Just because large-cap stocks like Amazon.com (AMZN) and Alibaba (BABA) — as well as Dow Jones stocks like General Electric (GE), General Motors (GM), Microsoft (MSFT) and Boeing (BA) — are well-known, it doesn't necessarily mean now is the right time to buy.

Instacart shares down 12% wipe out almost all ipo gains. Instacart stock on Friday was trading just pennies above its initial public offering price, as early investors take profits and analysts fret about competition and slow growth. Instacart, also known as Maplebear (ticker: CART), went public on Tuesday at $30 a share, and opened for trading at $42. But the grocery delivery company’s shares have been gradually sinking ever since. On Friday, the stock is off about 2% to $30.06. One reason for the drop is that Instacart shares are getting a lukewarm reception from analysts. On Tuesday, Needham analyst Bernie McTernan launched coverage of the company with a Hold rating, on concerns about slowing growth and stiff competition from Amazon.com (AMZN), Walmart (WMT), Uber Technologies (UBER), D

Long oil  Oil rises to highest in 2023 on tight supply expectations 1. Oil price highest in 10 months 2.Tighter market balance for rest of 2023 remains in focus 3. US crude and fuel inventories climb 4. ECB raises interest rates, but signals end of hikes 5. US jobless claims below forecasts Oil prices climbed on Thursday to their highest this year, as expectations of tighter supply outweighed worries about weaker economic growth and rising U.S. crude inventories. Brent crude rose $1.82, or 1.98%, to settle at $93.70, after touching $93.89, its highest since November 2022. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude (WTI) gained $1.64, or 1.85%, to $90.16, closing above $90 for the first time since November. On Wednesday, the International Energy Agency said Saudi Arabia and Russia's extended o

Stocks nearly recovered all losses Tuesday afternoon as the Federal Reserve's latest policy meeting began and investors digested the state of the IPO market following Instacart's public debut on the Nasdaq. The S&P 500 (^GSPC) and the Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) slipped about 0.2%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) dropped about 0.3%, or 106 points. The Federal Open Market Committee began its meeting Tuesday morning at 10:30 a.m. as the path forward for interest rates remains in focus amid the Fed's fight against inflation. With investor bets now pricing in a 99% chance the Fed will hold rates steady, according to the CME FedWatch Tool, much of the investor focus is on what Fed Chair Jerome Powell says about the November meeting and any new indication on future moves from the update

$Apple(AAPL)$ Bearish Will the iPhone 15 event boost Apple's stock? Here's what history has to say. Bracing for an exciting move in Apple Inc.'s stock following the launch of the next iPhone later Tuesday? History says you might have to wait a bit. There haven't been too many big surprises at Apple (AAPL) product events lately, both because iPhone upgrades have gotten fairly incremental and because details often leak out ahead of time. Perhaps that's why Apple shares have barely budged on the days of past iPhone launch events, falling 0.2% on average, according to Dow Jones Market Data. The market apparently needs some time to digest Apple's announcements and how they'll be received. Apple shares have risen an average of 2.8% from the time of

Stellantis hiked its offer to UAW members to include pay raises of nearly 21%, including an immediate 10% increase. The proposal comes after thousands of workers walked off the job Friday at three key auto plants. Meanwhile, Ford and GM resumed negotiations with the UAW. Tesla isn't involved in the United Auto Workers' negotiations with General Motors, Ford and Stellantis, but it's the elephant in the room regardless. Why it matters: For the Detroit Three, the competitive threat from non-unionized Tesla heightens the importance of reaching a reasonable contract that allows them to build affordable electric vehicles. Meanwhile, the UAW has a vested interest in obtaining lucrative deals if it ever wants to resuscitate its efforts to organize Tesla workers — or those at any other automaker, f