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$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ vehicle production declined around 1.7% from a year earlier and 12.5% sequentially for Tesla, not nearly as steeply as the 8.5% annual drop in deliveries. Tesla Inc. faced a significant setback in the first quarter, with vehicle deliveries falling short of Wall Street analysts' expectations by a record margin. They reported deliveries of just 386,810 vehicles, falling 14% short of the average estimate and marking its most substantial miss in seven years. This news sent Tesla's shares tumbling by ~5%, contributing to a 33% decline in 2024, making it one of the S&P 500's weakest performers. Several factors contributed to this downturn: 1. High interest rates affecting consumer affordability, even after
Since the start of 2024, Microsoft has maintained its growth from the previous year, becoming the second company to reach a $3 trillion market cap after Apple. The market will put Microsoft to the test when it releases its new earnings report after hours on January 30th, which may impact whether its market value remains above the $3 trillion mark. As we now turn our attention to Microsoft's earnings report, it is important to identify the indicators that could potentially drive its stock price. By looking at the company's growth trajectory, we can pinpoint some key indicators. There are two main indicators that companies look towards to drive growth: an increase in revenue and higher profit margins. At a glance, it seems Microsoft has been successful in achieving both. From FY2018 to FY202
The giant retailer just reported fiscal third-quarter results that beat Wall Street's expectations. The past few months haven't been particularly favorable to big-box retailers. Waning customer demand in the face of high inflation, coupled with a looming recession, is pressuring revenue growth. Heightened promotional activity to get rid of rising inventory stockpiles also hurts profitability. This is all happening as the important holiday shopping season gets under way. $Home Depot(HD)$ (HD 0.56%), whose business is actually performing quite well, hasn't been spared from the market's pessimism. With the stock off 25% from its peak (as of this writing), which was set in Dec. 2021, investors should take a closer look at buying Home Depot today
$Visa(V)$ Boosted Its Dividend: Is the Blue Chip Stock Now a Buy? The payments processing giant recently announced a generous hike to its quarterly dividend. When a company hikes its dividend, this typically means the board of directors and management team have confidence that the company's future is bright. This is especially true when the dividend is lifted by a double-digit percentage, which occurred last month with Visa's (V -0.09%) 20% jump in its quarterly dividend per share to $0.45. Management is clearly optimistic regarding the company's prospects. Why is this the case? And is the stock a buy for dividend growth investors? Let's take a deeper look at Visa's fundamentals and valuation and try to address these questions. Reve
Rivian has enough capital to take it through 2025, but it seems GM will have plenty of money for its growth investments by that time. What happened $Rivian Automotive, Inc.(RIVN)$ (RIVN -5.39%) shares broke below the $30 barrier today for only the third time in the past several months. As of 3:20 p.m. ET, the stock was trading slightly off the lows of the day, down 6%. So what The stock dropped below $30 two prior times recently, when investors were worried the company might once again drop its 2022 production estimates. But when Rivian reported its third-quarter results last week, it had mostly good news for shareholders. Today's dip had more to do with the competition than Rivian's business itself, which could turn out to be even
Investors are worried the aerospace start-up will need more cash. What happened Shares of aerospace start-up Lilium (LILM) fell as much as 13% for the week, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence, after a rival warned that regulatory approval for its so-called "flying car" aircraft would take longer than it had hoped. This is a brand-new industry, and no company is likely to get a free pass, causing concerns about Lilium's somewhat fragile balance sheet. So what Lilium is one of several companies working to design and roll out electric-powered vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. These planes would not replace the jumbo jets that take us across the oceans today, but rather would fill jobs currently performed by helicopters and automobiles transportin
$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ (AMZN -2.92%) has long been a stock market darling, but 2022 has been a rough year for the tech giant. Its share price is down 40% year to date, and it just became the first publicly traded company ever to lose $1 trillion in value, a reflection of just how far the company and its FAANG stock peers have fallen. While its recent performance has no doubt been frustrating for shareholders, there are still plenty of good reasons to buy Amazon today. Here are the top 10. 1. The e-commerce business will bounce back E-commerce stocks were crushed this year, and Amazon was no exception. Through the first three quarters, the company's e-commerce segments lost more than $8 billion, and management expects its growth slowdown to c