Tesla Just Flipped the Switch, Is a Massive Reversal Starting?
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) has been battered for weeks but the tide may be turning.
According to one former US Champion trader who’s known for his ability to catch turning points with surgical precision, Tesla just flashed one of the strongest technical setups in the market.
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Tesla has emerged as the strongest name on the screen with a powerful bounce off the lows and short-term moving averages aligning for a potential upside surge.
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Read More1 Healthcare Firm Billion Dollar Funds Bets On
Lantheus Holdings isn’t a healthcare firm that springs to the top of investors’ minds as say a United Healthcare might but it’s attracted the interest of one money manager who oversees almost $20 billion, Farallon Capital Management.
What is it that this astute asset manager sees in this off-the-radar firm which has sold off big time in the past 3 months?
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Read MoreThe Best Stock Over The Past 25 Years
You would probably assume that Apple’s rise to become a $3 trillion market capitalization company cements its holding on the title of the best performing stock over the past quarter century. If not Steve Jobs’s firm, surely Microsoft holds the top spot as the largest company by valuation in the S&P 500 today?
It turns out neither company has the title,
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Read MoreBlowoff Top In Leader Should Strike Fear In You
When a market leader does an about turn, it’s time to pay really close attention to the sentiment changing in the market.
On Friday, February 16th that’s precisely what happened with SMCI, a market leader that had run up from $55 per share in September 2022 to over $1,000 per share by February 2024.
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Read MoreBreaking the $1 Billion Barrier, What’s Next for Security Leader?
CyberArk Software (NASDAQ: CYBR) just delivered a standout quarter, officially surpassing $1 billion in annual revenue for the first time in fiscal 2024. The identity security powerhouse—best known for its privileged access management solutions—is scaling at an impressive pace, fueled by surging demand, strategic acquisitions, and a seamless transition to a subscription-based model.
We take a deep dive into CyberArk’s latest earnings,
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Read MoreThe Burst
NVIDIA Investing In Tiny Robotics Firm, Should You Follow?
NVIDIA gets a lot of attention for designing some of the world’s most powerful GPUs. It’s difficult to imagine that the recent advancements in artificial intelligence would have happened without NVIDIA. After all, OpenAI trained ChatGPT with 10,000 NVIDIA GPUs connected to a Microsoft supercomputer.
But NVIDIA actually does much more than build efficient processing units.
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Read MoreThe Spotlight
Spotlight: Market Crash Incoming?
Some stock market indicators are better than others but have you heard of one being perfect for over a century? If the cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings ratio, better known as CAPE, is to be believed, then the markets could be set for a rocky road this year.
Unlike traditional PE ratios, the CAPE figure factors in inflation and smooths the peaks and troughs of unforeseen or surprising events –
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Read MoreThe Daily
Tesla Stock Falls 4% After Introducing Lower-Priced Model 3, Model Y
Recently, Tesla stock gained when Elon Musk became the first person ever to surpass the $500 billion net worth barrier, topping the billionaire list. Musk’s wealth is closely tied to Tesla, where he holds over 12% of the shares. Following a bumpy start to 2025, Tesla stock has recovered, returning 14% year-to-date. The latest boost occurred on October 1,
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