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EV maker introduces TeslaMic as it tries to catch up to local rivals

Amazon Is No Longer The ''New New Thing'' Doesn''t It Look Tired? Authored by Bill Blain via MorningPorridge.com, The four most dangerous words in politics; doesnt she look tired? Dismiss FOMO and Speculation! The markets will focus on fundamentals in 2022 which means taking a long hard look at everything we think we know, and figuring out what aint necessarily so. Amazon is a case in point just how deep is its moat, and what might revelations of an internal toxic culture do to its price? Oh, these markets. Desist from fear. The ying of a Hawkish Fed is balanced by yang of Teslas record results (or maybe its the other way round!). Worry not about the in, out, whirl-it-all-about sharp spikey vol lines on the index charts. No one can predict the madness of crowds in periods of turmoil, or guess how the stock market voting machine is going to weight the votes each day. What I can tell you is; a) as the markets underlying base shifts, the crowds mood is changing, b) this is a critical moment to be making long term calls about assets and investments, and c) do so before the market makes these decisions for you This is the time to understand exactly how the game has changed from 2021 to 2022: Focused value plays are replacing optimistic FOMO speculative crack-fuelled hype.

Tesla is now selling a microphone for in-car karaoke. The TeslaMic is only available in China for the time being, and was introduced amid the rollout of a Chinese New Year software update.

Elon Musk Calls Biden "Damp Sock Puppet", Says He Is "Treating The American Public Like Fools" Far be it for us to agree with anything Elon Musk says, but when he called President Joe Biden a sock puppet on Twitter yesterday, we had to chuckle. The Tesla CEO technically referred to Biden as a damp sock puppet in human form in a Twitter tirade he published on Thursday. Musk''s ire was a result of "the US presidents photo-op with General Motors chair Mary Barra," according to RT . The photo-op was posted on President Biden''s official Twitter account earlier this week: I meant it when I said the future was going to be made right here in America. Companies like GM and Ford are building more electric vehicles here at home than ever before. pic.twitter.com/5E3ecA93MR President Biden (@POTUS) January 27, 2022 In the video, Biden is seen praising GM''s planned investment in EV manufacturing in the United States. Musk, meanwhile, whether you like him or not, can likely be credited with moving the U.S. and the world closer to the adoption of EVs more than anybody in recent history.

Pockets of the electric vehicle sector are charging back today after a slow open for many of the big names. Read about EV stocks.

Tesla is the world''s largest maker of electric vehicles, but doesn''t seem to be getting recognition from President Joe Biden. CEO Elon Musk continues to make noise about it on Twitter.

During Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA)s fourth-quarter earnings call, CEO Elon Musk revealed that the automotive giant is betting hard on the Tesla Bot, a humanoid robot. Musk said it is the most important product the company is currently developing, and placed above upcoming releases such as the Cybertruck and the Roadster. Q4 2021 hedge fund letters, []

The beginning of the year was tough for tech stocks as there was a steep increase in the 10-year rate of Treasury yields. Companies that tend to be the top performers with the highest Price-to-Earnings (P-E) ratio were hit hard, with stocks like Tesla and Nvidia declining. That said, some tech companies will be able []

Consequences, Consequences, Who Would Have Guessed… Authored by Bill Blain via MorningPorridge.com, “The downright bleeding obvious is often a surprise!” Markets are great at reacting to a single stimulus but are like a frog in a pan of warming water when it comes to consequential events. Forget “Black Swans” or “no-see-ums”, but figure out how the increasingly complex picture of unfolding events and consequences are driving markets! This morning I am struggling to find a single topic for my usual Friday rant. There are literally so many separate threads driving markets, from recession/recovery indicators, company earnings reports, domestic politics, geopolitics, and rising dissent, that it’s difficult to focus on any one point and paint it as the dominant factor. But, one month in, I’ve formed a pretty unshakable view on the year ahead: 2022 is going to be very different. That does not necessarily mean very bad. Different and Bad are not mutually reinforcing unless you let them be… Whatever happens in coming months, this will be a year of tremendous opportunity… but also danger.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk told Ricardo Lara that his policies are responsible for Californians'' high insurance prices.

Tesla (TSLA) shares dumped heavily on Thursday as investors reacted poorly to the latest set of earnings. Tesla closed a huge 11.55% lower at $829.10

Tesla CEO, Musk, apparently was miffed after the US President excluded the name of the electric vehicle manufacturer in a Twitter post