EV stocks slid in morning trading, with Tesla falling over 4%,and Li,General motors,Ford falling around 3%<blockquote>电动汽车股早盘下滑,特斯拉跌超4%,Li、通用、福特跌3%左右</blockquote>
Using returns to measure a company that's intent on expanding at the expense of profit, doesn't sound like the best gauge. $MercadoLibre(MELI)$ is unlikely to inspire any confidence at this stage. Look elsewhere if returns is what you seek.
Should be good. It means investors can buy shares and put in our own shares account, without needing Tiger to hold on their behalf. Brokers usually charge more for such transactions.Maybe people don't understand the news, thought it's some regulation by another govt, anyhow sell.
Very strange indeed. A sign of support from a major company that almost didn't survive the pandemic?
Musk, On Hertz's Order, Says "Strange That Moved Valuation, As Tesla Is Very Much A Production Ramp Problem, Not A Demand Problem"<blockquote>马斯克奉赫兹之命表示,“估值的变化很奇怪,因为特斯拉在很大程度上是一个增产问题,而不是需求问题”</blockquote>
Good analysis, although I would have liked a more global scope. I especially agree with how he thinks the correction may be over. While people are looking for a broad correction, it might have happened sector by sector instead.
6 reasons this is a fresh multiyear bull market and 6 stocks in the surprising sector you should favor<blockquote>这是一个新的多年牛市的6个原因以及您应该青睐的令人惊讶的行业中的6只股票</blockquote>
But why are they in such a rotten mood? This article suggests what they're worrying about is nothing to worry about.
Investors are in an historically rotten mood. Their three biggest fears are overblown, strategist says.<blockquote>投资者的情绪正处于历史性的糟糕状态。策略师表示,他们的三大担忧被夸大了。</blockquote>
I latched on to the words "based on facts, not hope" when talking about Chinese ADRs. The author later wrote "I believe" about US stocks like ZM and TSLA. That seems contradictory, and indicates bias, IMHO.