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"How the 2024 Election Could Shake Up the Stock Market"
1 year ago•Source: The Motley Fool
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"Market Outlook: S&P 500 Futures Rise Amid Earnings Focus and Biden's Tax Plan Pitch"
Deutsche Bank auto analyst Emmanuel Rosner highlights the need for clarity on Tesla's future direction, expressing concerns about the potential impact of a shift in strategy on the stock. Uncertainty surrounds the development of the Model 2 and the timeline for robotaxi deployment, with implications for investors depending on Tesla's upcoming earnings call. The acceleration of robotaxi without changes to Model 2 could be seen as positive, while any delay or cancellation of Model 2 may significantly alter the investment thesis, posing execution risks and impacting earnings estimates. Clarification from Tesla is awaited to gauge the potential impact on the stock and investor sentiment.
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"Cramer Questions Overhyped C3.ai in Lightning Round"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNBC
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Analyst Insights: Alphabet Stock's Rally and Q2 Numbers
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Barron's
Investment and research firms have issued reports suggesting that Alphabet, Meta Platforms, and Boeing stocks have the potential to climb. These reports provide insights from analysts, although they should not be considered as the views or recommendations of Barron's.