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JPMORGAN TESLA ANALYSIS
TCS and Infosys reduce new H-1B visa filings as Google and Amazon top the 2025 chartsAmerica's largest tech companies are hiring more foreign skilled workers on H-1B visas. Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and Google now lead in vis...- Tesla stock chart signals trouble — analysts say the slide might be far from overTesla stock chart continues to show weakness as the EV giant struggles below key technical levels like its 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day mov...
- Did the Democrats crash Tesla or it self-drove to it? Elon Musk’s explosive rant blames politics for market freefallElon Musk has accused the Democratic Party of targeting him and causing Tesla’s significant stock decline. Musk claims their 'dirty tricks'...
- Will Donald Trump turn out to be bad luck for Elon Musk? JPMorgan says Tesla's profits could tank by 40%; cites these reasonsTesla, led by CEO Elon Musk, may face a significant financial setback due to anticipated policy changes under President-elect Donald Trump.
- Tesla’s market story is all about growth. That’s now in questionTesla's stock faces challenges as sales disappoint and growth falters. Concerns over future earnings potential impact its value. The compan...
- From weed joke to agreed deal: Inside Elon Musk's $44 billion Twitter buyoutElon Musk had said he did not care about the economics of the deal "at all" and was pursuing Twitter to advance free speech, disillusioned ...
- Twitter takeover was brash and fast, with Elon Musk calling the shotsFrom the moment he disclosed his roughly 9% stake in Twitter on April 4, Musk was seen as a potential adversary to Twitter’s board, employe...
- Wall Street week ahead: Bargain hunters study stock valuations after big declinesThe S&P 500 has dropped over 9% so far in 2022, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq stands in correction territory after a nearly 15% fall. The mar...
- Financial literacy or luck? The year small-time traders made a big impactThe retail wave was the "main reason" global equity demand reached $1.1 trillion this year, JPMorgan strategist Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou sai...
- God, money and YOLO: How Ark Invest's Cathie Wood found her flockAs Tesla struggled with production problems, dwindling cash and an erratic Musk in 2018, Wood gave a full-throated defense of the company, ...
- Will the 2021 earnings bonanza really happen?According to Bloomberg Intelligence, analysts expect a whopping 23.2% increase in earnings per share among S&P 500 companies, up from 22.3%...
- Goldman strategist joins chorus saying buy the dip in stocksMarket watchers at investment banks including Goldman Sachs Group Inc., JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Nomura Holdings Inc. are among those expec...
- Time to pause? US market grows wary of some stock bubblesA flood of money supply, ultra-low or zero interest rates and COVID-19 vaccine rollouts have sparked a 'buy everything' rally, helping worl...
- Are Tesla’s shares worth $90 or $780? Wall Street can’t decideIs Tesla an automaker? Or is it a technology company? Or is it some sort of an amalgamation of both?
- 7 Indian companies received less H-1B visas in 2016: ReportThe 9,356 new H-1B petitions for the top seven Indian-based companies approved in fiscal 2016 represent only 0.006 per cent of the US labou...
- US election guide to markets: What to watch once it’s all overThe S&P 500 broke its longest losing streak in 36 years and regained most of what it had lost since the FBI reignited the e- mail controver...
- Clinton vs Trump: 2 days to go! US election guide for stock marketsUnder Clinton, pharmaceutical and biotech stocks “could be hit by renewed pressure to curb price increases on drugs,” BlackRock Inc. resear...
- The 24 most powerful people in AmericaThe world's top superpower is chock-full of people who possess the potent combination of money and influence that enables them to help shap...
- How oil at $50 could change almost everythingEven as cheaper fuel stimulates the global economy, it could aggravate political tension by squeezing government revenue and social benefit.
- Wall Street’s young investment bankers move to tech and startupsBankers who spend more than 75 hours in the office per week are marked in red; those who work fewer hours are branded blue or yellow.
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