The Burst

Shares of EV major Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) have been defying gravity for years, rewarding longtime shareholders with very remarkably healthy returns. This year, though, TSLA has retreated on a combination of weakening outlook and the growing controversies surrounding Elon Musk.

What’s pushing Tesla shares lower, and how much more could the EV giant fall if it can’t regain its footing?

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David Bahnsen – founder of The Bahnsen Group and author of The Case for Dividend Growth – centers his investment philosophy on dividend growth investing.

In his view, a fundamental mentality shift is needed where investors need to focus on the cash income their portfolio generates rather than obsessing over short-term market prices.

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In early 2025, billionaire investor Bill Ackman, CEO of Pershing Square Capital Management, revealed a substantial new position in Uber Technologies. By January, Pershing Square had accumulated 30.3 million Uber shares, a ~1.4% stake worth about $2.3 billion.

Ackman described Uber as “one of the best-managed and highest-quality businesses in the world,” yet still “available at a massive discount to its intrinsic value.”

So is he right about Uber or will the bet flop?

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Market concentration refers to periods when a few stocks or a single sector dramatically outperform the rest of the market, driving a disproportionate share of index gains. In such times, market breadth is “narrow” meaning the rally relies on a small cluster of leaders while the majority of stocks lag.

Over the past 50 years,

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The introduction of the Chinese generative AI model has created a storm on Wall Street, and tall trees are the first to bear the brunt of it. Big tech names have shown weaknesses and AI-related stocks have faced issues as the fear of the new-gen AI model, DeepSeek, and circumstances surrounding its creation spread through the market.

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Billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller has been making large changes to his portfolio recently, leaving retail investors struggling to keep up with what the famous stock picker is thinking.

One of the smaller holdings in Druckenmiller’s portfolio that makes for interesting examination is ARS Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:SPRY).

Druckenmiller’s 536,900 shares of SPRY are currently valued at around $7 million.

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Planet Labs combines satellite imaging and data analytics technologies to provide a service valuable to government agencies, corporations, and non-governmental organizations. The company has been developing its unique technology for 14 years, but it didn’t become a publicly traded company until 2021.

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Billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller has been shaking up his portfolio lately, selling his entire stake in NVIDIA and most of his Palantir shares in order to diversify into more value-oriented stocks.

One of the most interesting buys Druckenmiller has made has been a 1.43 million share stake in Teva Pharmaceutical Industries (NYSE:TEVA).

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Earlier this month, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang seemingly dashed the hopes of speculative tech investors banking on quantum computing to become the next big thing in the ever-advancing race for faster and faster computer processing. Huang, speaking at the Consumer Electronics Show, stated his view that practical quantum computers were still about two decades away,

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Donald Trump was the first president in modern U.S. history to take office without holding a prior public office or serving in the military. This non-traditional path to the White House came with a distinctly corporate approach to economic and fiscal policy, one that both excited and unnerved investors in equal measure.

Key Points

• Trump’s focus on tax cuts,

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