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Trading Desk: The Trouble With Tesla’s Taxes

Elon Musk, Tesla’s (TSLA) CEO, is renowned for his bold visions and polarizing persona. While Tesla was once an electric vehicle (EV) pioneer, its stock has tumbled to a 10-month low amidst waning investor confidence.  But there’s another, less-discussed issue that could further undermine Tesla’s

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Trading Desk: The Boeing Effect

Boeing (BA), the aerospace giant, is mired in legal troubles that are beginning to reach far and wide throughout the airline industry. Regulatory probes, aircraft delivery delays and mounting lawsuits are casting a wide shadow — dragging down not just Boeing stock, but impacting other

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Trading Desk: Why Apple Is Tanking

Apple, the world’s most valuable company, is facing a major challenge in its most important market: China. iPhone sales in China have plunged 24% in the first six weeks of 2024. This comes as local smartphone companies, particularly Huawei, are making a comeback. This is

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Fed Watch: Rate Cuts Are Coming

After a year of aggressive interest rate hikes in 2023, the Federal Reserve is signaling the potential for lower interest rates in 2024.  While the fight against inflation isn’t won yet, recent comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell suggest that if economic data shifts

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Back To Basics: This Bull Has Plenty Of Life Left

Stock market bulls –- periods in which prices seem to ascend relentlessly –- are a welcome sight after the downturns we call bear markets. In February, 2024, investors got some good news: stocks have officially entered a bull run. Despite potential headwinds, it’s time to

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Strategy Session: Buffett Warns The Market Has Changed

Warren Buffett’s latest shareholder letter doesn’t just mourn the loss of his brilliant partner Charlie Munger – it’s a stark warning about how stock markets are becoming dangerously speculative. The Oracle of Omaha calls out a shift towards “casino-like behavior” that threatens investors. Here’s why

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