To The Moon

For the fourth time since summer, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell declined Wednesday to say whether he will remain on the central bank's board after his chairmanship ends May 15."Again, I don't want to get into this," Powell said at a news conference after the Fed's latest meeting.The answer never changes. That is the point.Powell has this option because of a quirk of Fed governance. Chairs are confirmed to two posts: a four-year term as chair and a separate 14-year term as governor. Most leave when their chairmanship ends, but they don't have to. Powell's governor seat doesn't expire until 2028.The best-case scenario for the Trump administration is a public commitment from Powell to leave when his chairmanship ends. Senate confirmations take time, and without that signal, the administration can't plan a second nomination because they don't know if the seat is opening up. A clear answer from Powell would allow them to move on two nominees at once and lock in their preferred board c

OpenAI and Microsoft have challenged Musk's damages claimsMusk may also seek other penaltiesTrial is expected to start in April(Reuters) - Elon Musk is seeking up to $134 billion from OpenAI and...

Telsa isn't just a car company - it's an undervalued AI empireElon Musk controls an AI and robotics powerhouse - and its growth isn't fully valued into Tesla's stock price. John D. Rockefeller...

Marko Papic of BCA Research finds grounds for disagreement with received wisdom on currencies, politics, stocks and bonds.Papic is a geopolitical strategist who thinks the new era of multipolarity will change the way investors look at the dollar, investments in the U.S. and commodities. Refreshingly for a strategist, BCA's Marko Papic isn't reticent with his opinions and rarely sits on the fence.Marko Papic is geopolitical and macrostrategist at BCA Research, hosts a podcast 'Geopolitical Cousins' and is a frequent commentator in various media. Rather than expressing concern about the Federal Reserve's autonomy, Papic told MarketWatch in an interview: "The Fed was never independent anyway." Instead of obsessing about what many observers believe is a chaotic approach to government, Papic maintains that "Donald Trump is very, very predictable.". More concerning for asset allocators, however, is Papic's bearish call on the dollar. Pressure on the Fed to lower rates will weigh on the curre

Tesla's U.S. sales hit nearly 3-year low in NovemberStandard variants cannibalize Premium sales, says Cox's StreatyTesla's market share rises while EV sales slump(Reuters) - Tesla's U.S. sales...

Stocks have had a tough week, but dip buyers should start getting busy, says Fundstrat's Tom Lee.The stock market is likely "closer to the bottom," after Thursday's washout, and investors should buy the dip, says Wall Street's prescient and biggest bull, Tom Lee."We still favor Mag 7, AI and crypto, the industrials, financials and small-caps," the head of research at Fundstrat told clients in a note that published early Friday.The strategist has forecasted the S&P 500 could reach 7,000 by year-end, provided certain conditions are met. He said Thursday "was disappointing because Nvidia had great numbers," offering five other reasons for the overall stock-market reversal."That didn't sit well with many members of Congress," and "rattled markets a bit," he said.Another factor was concerns over potential revelations from the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which Trump signed into law on Wednesday. Lee said some worry billionaire donors could be named, such as a political leader or a "famou

Tesla on Sunday teased an October 7 event, as investors and analysts await a more affordable model to sustain sales momentum.

Tesla Inc.’s long-awaited entry into India has delivered underwhelming results so far, with tepid bookings fueling fresh doubts about the company’s global growth outlook.The Elon Musk-led electric...

Amid escalating tensions with Donald Trump over his flagship "One Big, Beautiful Bill", billionaire Elon Musk praised the US President's negotiating skills on Wednesday, after the Republican leader cl