I may not invest $TSLA2.4% in Tesla, but this is really something! Tesla has begun talks with the Indian government on an investment proposal to set up an automotive plant in the country with an annual capacity of up to 500,000 electric vehicles.
Volkswagen $VWAP.BR0.3% is in talks with Tesla $TSLA2.4% to transition to NACS.
Volkswagen Group and its brands are currently evaluating the implementation of the Tesla North American Charging Standard (NACS) for its North American customers.
Electrify America, Volkswagen's electric vehicle charging network unit, has more than 850 charging stations with approximately 4,000 chargers in...
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This is getting pretty cool... if they make a deal, this will be another huge notch up for Tesla after Ford...
They are predicting a correction and it probably will be, but I think Tesla hasn't pulled out all the stops this year and tsk fo the end of the year will look at 300. That correction though probably won't go anywhere near 230 quietly může🤷♂️
No recommendation, just an opinion🤔
Shares of $F0.9% have gone up since the beginning of June. Likely due to the deal with $TSLA2.4% to co-opt Tesla Superchargers. They don't strike me as relevant EV competition yet. How do you see it?
They've fallen far behind in electromobility. They are selling most electric models at a loss. I'm sure it will turn around, but it will take time. The competition is very strong.
That scooping up of other EV manufacturers into the Supercharger charging portfolio may be a game changer. I wonder if you know of another charger network this big in the US, EU, China? That would be interesting if someone were to hatch out here to consolidate the other EV players in terms of charging...
The luxury fashion sector anticipates further growth in 2023, with reports projecting a 5-10% expansion by year-end. Factors contributing to this growth include increased disposable income among luxury consumers and an even more significant shift towards online shopping.
The American luxury goods market leads in annual revenue, accumulating approximately 65 billion U.S. dollars...
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AI! The most talked about topic in the investment world lately. We had a crazy tech rally during covid. When the pandemic ended, inflation and interest rates rose and the tech. mega rally was extinguished.
Now we have a new rally!
ChatGPT has left investors feeling exuberant. And a new rally is in full swing as all sorts of future AI opportunities are priced in.
That's why I've...
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Nicely summed up and I'll join the Applaks here 😂 I also think they'll come up with something later when it's a blast
I just went to the eToro broker to look at the portfolio development after yesterday and right off the bat about 3 posts and targets on Tesla $TSLA2.4% from investors ($400,$500 and $500) jumped out at me. I'm curious, how do you determine your target or exit price? And if you hold Tesla, do you think $500 per share is realistic? Seems a bit off to me.
What is important to me is financial health and, most importantly, the outlook for the future. After all, the market determines the price.
A little-known AI stock that may be far superior to both $TSLA2.4% and $NVDA2.5%. And NOBODY is talking about it. We are now talking about Symbotic $SYM4.7%, which has appreciated 261% and 392% since November!
I'm not familiar with the company, but it looks interesting and thanks for the tip. From what I read, the company's stock has only recently gone public, so I personally would be afraid to start investing in this company yet.
Mineral wealth is needed, and now more than ever. It is the main building block of electronics and it is mega important to the world. We just need to find the right companies or ETFs of this mining sector.
The 10 largest companies in the S&P 500:
1) Apple $AAPL-3.7% - 7.4%
2) Microsoft $MSFT2.3% - 6.7%
3) Google $GOOG1.9% - 3.8%
4) Amazon $AMZN-0.1% - 3.1%
5) NVDIA $NVDA2.5% - 2.6%
6) Berkshire Hathaway $BRK-B1.8% - 1.7%
7) Tesla $TSLA2.4% - 1.7%
8) META $META4.3% - 1.6%
9) Exxon Mobil $XOM0.4% - 1.3%
10) United Health Group $UNH-0.3% - 1.3%
Leaving out the six. ...it makes me wonder how it's all based on tech companies... :)
Every week, Tesla comes up with a big one... here I believe in the stock much more than I believe in Meta :)