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Nio delivered 21,181 vehicles in September, the second highest on record behind June's 21,209, and the Onvo L60 delivered 832 units in September.Nio delivered 21,181 vehicles in September, the second

Electric vehicle maker Tesla has faced a tumultuous year, as its core car business is struggling. This has weighed on its share price, which is down about 10.3% year-to-date, underperforming the S&P 500 Index’s gain of over 17%.Tesla’s dominance in the EV segment is facing challenges amid fierce competition and price wars. Moreover, shifting consumer preferences toward hybrid models remains a concern. Adding to the challenges, the company’s strategies to revive demand, such as price reduction

U.S. stocks ended lower on Wednesday, with the Nasdaq falling 1% as technology shares declined and weak demand in a 10-year Treasury auction stoked investor jitters in choppy trade.Market SnapshotThe

It's a bad sign when investors believe the probability of a crash is particularly low - like now. The higher a stock soars, the more likely it is to plunge.The market indicator, known as the "U.S. Crash Confidence Index," was created 40 years ago by Yale University's Robert Shiller and is now maintained by the Yale School of Management. Each month a group of individual and institutional investors are asked, "What do you think is the probability of a catastrophic stock market crash in the U. S.?" As with other sentiment measures, this one has contrarian significance: It's a bad sign when investors believe the probability of a crash is particularly low.The researchers found that a survey respondent's belief in a crash's probability was heavily influenced by "rare, extreme events" having nothing to do with the stock market. When an earthquake had recently occurred in the respondent's immedia

The stock market has suddenly turned upside down.The market's laggards have sprung to life in recent days, while the seemingly impervious "Magnificent Seven" group of technology stocks has stumbled.Investors are even more focused than usual on corporate earnings as they try to anticipate what comes next.The Russell 2000 index of smaller stocks beat the S&P 500 over the seven days through Wednesday by the largest margin during a period of that length in data going back to 1986, according to Dow Jones Market Data. The Russell 1000 Value index, meanwhile, notched its biggest lead over its growth-stock counterpart since April 2001, after the dot-com bubble burst.The small-cap index rose 1.7% this past week, extending its 2024 advance to 7.8%, while the S&P 500 dropped 2%, trimming its gains to 15%.Traders looked askance, meanwhile, at shares of smaller and more cyclical companies that tend to be particularly vulnerable to higher financing costs and to the risk that the central bank's rate