Automotive

In this morning’s edition of our daily market newsletter, Get Real, we looked at Trump’s new tariff targets, a 5G network launch, and turnaround hopes.

Tesla’s (TSLA) electric pickup truck, also known as the Cybertruck, has been one of the most polarizing vehicles recently unveiled.

Tesla registered a wholly-owned subsidiary in Israel last month. Along with expanding its EV business, its foray will be important for its Solar segment.

In today’s Get Real market newsletter, we took a closer look at a potential Tesla takeover and at Trump’s part in US steel. Plus, a rebound for Boeing. 

After declining in June, consumer confidence rebounded in July to its highest level yet in 2019.

In our Get Real market newsletter, we saw iRobot’s lawsuit struggles and Uber’s departure from London. Plus, Amazon might get upstaged by a new startup.

Tesla stock is always in the news. Currently, the entire world is talking about the company’s Cybertruck. The preorders have crossed 250,000.

Tesla’s (TSLA) accounting policy has repeatedly come under review by the Securities and Exchange Commission and analysts.

The Dow Theory assumes that when a stock market is entering an uptrend or downtrend, the financial markets should agree with each other.

In the last part of this series, we provided an overview of the Elliott Wave Theory. In this part of the series, we’ll discuss the psychology behind the Elliott Wave Theory’s two phases.

The Real Strength Index (or RSI) is a measure of a stock’s overbought and oversold position. The commonly used RSI is a 14-day RSI. It refers to the 14-day stock price that’s used to calculate the RSI.

In technical analysis, volume measures the number of a stock’s shares that are traded on a stock exchange in a day or a period of time. Volume is important because it confirms trend directions.

We’ll discuss the importance and use of these technical indicators. These indicators are useful in determining trends and making informed decisions.

Tesla’s CEO, Elon Musk, recently tweeted that its Cybertruck had received 200,000 orders. TSLA fell on November 22 despite the Cybertruck’s unveiling.

Tesla (TSLA) stock fell by 5.4% in the week ending on November 22, 2019. TSLA stock rose on Thursday. The rise was due to the Cybertruck reveal.

This article considers the prospects for further real GDP growth acceleration and the implications for Japanese exporters like Toyota.

In today’s Get Real, we took a closer look at Uber’s trouble and an unexpected boost for Canopy Growth while markets react to more unrest.

When it comes to equity investments, stock valuation is a crucial part of the process. Let’s look at valuation techniques using fundamental analysis.

Tesla’s Model Y is gearing up to enter the EV market next summer. Ford heated up this space with its announcement of the Mustang Mach-E launch in late 2020.

The automobile industry is one of the most highly concentrated industries in the world. The market continues to be dominated by a few major companies.

Auto suppliers’ contribution increased from 56% in 1985 to about 82% now. Automakers are becoming more like assemblers and less like manufacturers.

During the Golden Steering Wheel awards ceremony, Tesla’s (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk revealed that Berlin was selected for the company’s next Gigafactory.

In its Q3 results, Tesla said it would announce the location of its European Gigafactory before the end of this year. It fulfilled that promise yesterday.

In today’s Get Real, we saw Apple Watch’s performance and another loss for Boeing. Plus, Google’s Fitbit acquisition faces scrutiny from the EU.

Twitter is dealing with a scandal and Airbus seems to be making the most of the Boeing crisis. Plus, Canopy Growth has a new partner.

Encouraging news and upward price action could signal a turnaround for Nio stock, but don’t get ahead of yourself. Nio’s future remains uncertain.

In today’s Get Real, we saw Tesla’s plans for China, AMD’s expectations for 2020, the state of crude oil prices, and more.

Yesterday in a tweet, Elon Musk announced the unveiling of Tesla’s electric pickup truck. But will he keep his promise this time?

Slamming gas-powered cars looks like Tesla’s new favorite pastime. Yesterday, the company targeted internal combustion engine vehicles once again.

Tesla’s service quality has been in focus this month, and reports of a Walmart solar panel fire could compound the company’s troubles.

Last week, Electrek reported that Tesla Model 3 (TSLA) became the first-ever electric vehicle to get approval to run as a taxi on New York City roads.

Tesla’s Elon Musk didn’t invent electric cars, nor did Amazon’s Jeff Bezos invent e-commerce. However, they found opportunities that others dismissed.

NIO plans to enter the self-driving market. A partnership with Intel’s Mobileye boosted the stock by more than 25% today.

Jerome Powell tossed the ball back into President Trump’s court. He trade development and global growth weakness as the top reasons for the rate cuts.

Tesla (TSLA) stock has been polarizing like no other. Analysts and investors have very strong views about the stock on either side.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 have opened higher today. October’s non-farm payroll data came out, shattering expectations.

For decades, investors have considered General Motors a “safety stock” due to its low beta. Now the GM recall and recent strike are challenging that notion.

In today’s Get Real, we saw that California Governor Gavin Newsom has ideas about Warren Buffett’s next elephant. Plus, earnings takeaways, the Fed, oil risk, and more.

Ford Motor Company designs, builds, and sells automobiles worldwide. It is the second largest U.S.-based automobile manufacturer and the sixth largest globally, based on units sold.

Automakers have effectively split in their support of a particular set of emission regulations, pitting large automakers Ford and GM against one another.