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The rise of Tesla
Sales, 10 Yrs Ago: GM: $152 billion; Ford: $134 billion; Tesla: $0.4 billion. Sales Today: GM: $157 billion; Ford: $158 billion; Tesla: $81 billion. Net Income, 10 Yrs Ago: GM: $6.2 billion; Ford: $5.6 billion; Tesla: -$0.4 billion. Net Income Today: GM: $10 billion; Ford -$2 billion; Tesla: $13 billion. Source: Charlie Bilello
Markets have entered the best part of the 4-year presidential cycle
Source: ht @SethCL, Michel A.Arouet
Improving market breadth for US equities
More stocks made new 52-week highs yesterday than when the major averages were at all-time highs a little over a year ago. Source: Steven Strazza
As your time horizon extends, the probability of negative returns declines
Source: BofA
S&P 500 Q4 GAAP earnings were down 20% year-over-year
S&P 500 Q4 GAAP earnings were down 20% year-over-year, the 3rd consecutive quarter of negative YoY growth and the largest decline since Q2 2020 (note: combination of actual/estimates w/ 37% of companies reported thus far). Source: Charlie Bilello
Tesla has become one of hottest stock-option trades on Wall Street
Tesla has become one of hottest stock-option trades on Wall St attracting equal numbers of enthusiastic supporters & outspoken critics. Both sides have turned to derivatives: Bulls betting on extreme upside scenarios, bears bet share price will plunge. Source: HolgerZ, Cboe
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