Love Tesla or hate it, you can't deny it's one of the most innovative companies out there. While some people think Tesla is destined to dominate with huge growth potential, others are more skeptical due to various risks, leading to dramatic stock price swings around major reports. Although Tesla is part of an elite group of mega-cap stocks, its performance has been underwhelming, especially in the past two years, where stock prices dipped 75% from all-time highs and only saw temporary rallies. But there's a shift happening now. Tesla just recorded its largest daily gain in a decade, beating earnings expectations while missing revenue goals. The company is becoming more profitable as production costs drop and the so-called 'price wars'—when Tesla slashed vehicle prices to outcompete rivals—seem to be over. Fundamentals are improving, and for the first time in a while, Tesla stock has broken its downtrend, showing signs of support and momentum. Additionally, favorable economic conditions like Fed rate cuts and a growing money supply could benefit Tesla. The broader U.S. economy is also growing faster than usual, boosted by factors like consumer spending and job growth. #TSLA #finance #Stockmarket #tesla #earnings #margins #techncials #Stockmarket #investing #technology

Despite fears of a recession, recent market conditions have seen a rally driven by oversold scenarios and surprising economic stability, with the Bank of Japan halting the yen carry trade unwind. Inflation is easing, the VIX is below its average, and sectors remain strong. However, for the S&P and NASDAQ, this may just be a temporary rise. Growth is slowing, earnings forecasts might be too optimistic, and full recovery demands explicit rate cut signals from the Fed at Jackson Hole in September. NVDA's guidance, retail sales, industrial production, and GDP must meet expectations amidst geopolitical uncertainties. Watch for the VIX rising above 20, hinting at another market correction, potentially forming a reverse head and shoulders pattern. #spy #vix #Stockmarket #finance #spx #qqq #dia #iwm #ndx #ndq #wallstreet #macroeconomics #macro #recession #inflation

The market is on edge, fearing a surprise recession, potential conflict in the Middle East, and a de-leveraging event from the yen carry trade. For years, low interest rates made borrowing the Japanese yen very cheap, which investors used to buy tech stocks. But now, with the Bank of Japan raising rates for the first time in 14 years, this trade has become far more costly. As the yen strengthens and stocks sell off, investors are scrambling to unwind these positions, selling their stocks and converting them back to the yen to pay off inflated debts. The big question is, are we fully through this de-leveraging, or is there more market pain ahead? Keep an eye on the VIX, folks. #vix #spy #Stockmarket #finance #spx #qqq #btc #ndx #dia #iwm #volatility #japan #olympics #stocks #blackswan #war

Chris Toomey predicts a 5 to 10 percent market pullback, especially since we haven't had one since October. The top 10 companies are seeing major earnings growth while the rest of the market stagnates, which isn't healthy. Toomey expects a market correction during earnings season, with investors rotating away from top performers. The bottom 20 percent of consumers are struggling, and rising interest rates will hurt the economy more. Increased fiscal deficit and bond issuance will lead to higher interest rates and lower GDP, causing a pullback in stocks. #SPY #SPX #DIA #QQQ #NDQ #NDX #IWM #TLT #Stockmarket #Stocks #investing #fintok #finance #investing #invest #investor #wallstreet #macro #bullmarket #macroeconomics #economy #economics #financialnews #breakingnews

The Benefits of Buying Stocks at New Highs This video explains why buying stocks at new highs can be more successful than trying to buy at lows. Since 1972, buying at all-time highs has outperformed just holding stocks. When stocks reach new highs after underperforming, they attract more investors, leading to higher prices. Bull markets often start with new highs, but it's important to know where you are in the cycle to avoid buying right before a bear market. As long as there are skeptics, there's potential for more gains. It's actually a bad sign if people believe the S&P will never go down. #spx #spy #qqq #iwm #finance #stockmarket #stocks #bullmarket #dia #ndx #ndq