Tesla’s stock is on the rise.
Shares of the electric vehicle maker, up about 19% this month through Friday’s close, are on a roll. Though it’s been bumpy, Tesla (TSLA) stock has climbed off year-to-date lows around $222, seen in March, and is approaching break-even. (The stock,
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TSLA Stock: Tesla’s shares are on the rise, climbing 10% so far this month through Thursday’s close and adding another 7% on Friday. The electric vehicle maker’s stock has bounced back from its year-to-date lows near $222 in March and is now nearing break-even, as per a report. After finishing last year at around $404,
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Shares of Bloom Energy (BE -0.33%) shot to all-time highs of $68.74 this week, surging 17.4% at their highest point in trading in five days, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence.
A massive analyst upgrade amid evidence that Bloom Energy is witnessing higher demand for its hydrogen fuel cells sent the stock skyrocketing.
Black Rock Coffee Bar (BRCB) made its public debut on the Nasdaq on Friday.
Shares opened at $26.50 under the ticker symbol BRCB after the Scottsdale, Ariz.-based company initially offered 14.7 million shares at $20 each.
The company raised $294 million in the initial public offering.
The global cryptocurrency market is booming, due in part to developments like more accommodating US regulatory policy toward the crypto industry.
While some crypto is based on speculation, there are also growing use cases for some coins and tokens, such as in decentralized finance (DeFi), gaming, and AI.
Finding a relevant use case that you think will expand could mean that the associated crypto is a good investment,
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Washington: The United States wants the European Union and Group of Seven (G7) nations to impose more tariffs on India, China, and countries that are continuing to purchase Russian oil.
Believing that it’s Russia’s energy trade with India and China that is what funding Putin’s war,
Ben Forlani is founder & CEO of Dedale Intelligence, delivering strategic intelligence to tech investors across Europe and North America.
Tech investors are navigating one of the most complex markets we’ve seen in years. Valuations are volatile, growth is slowing and AI has introduced a new layer of disruption that’s hard to quantify.
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq soared to record highs on Friday, driven by Microsoft’s performance, as investors focused on the Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy meeting. The central bank is expected to cut interest rates to counter job market slowdowns. The Dow dipped slightly, maintaining a mixed market sentiment.
Traders are keenly watching the Fed’s meeting this week.
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A surprising shift is rippling through Wall Street: EVs are back and the market has just switched gears on Tesla, Inc. TSLA. Here’s why one well-known trader thinks the stock is about to break out.
Dan Nathan,
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