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A recap of Thursday''s best stock picks on CNBC.

The small-cap Russell 2000 fell into bear-market territory Thursday as Lucy yanked the ol'' football away from Charlie Brown yet again. For the fourth consecutive day, what markets did in the morning looked nothing like how they finished. Today''s session started off cheerily enough on the back of a pair of positive economic releases. The Commerce Department''s Bureau of Economic Analysis said U.S. fourth-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) swelled by an annualized 6.9% quarter-over-quarter, smashing expectations for 5.5% expansion. SEE MORE The Pros’ Picks: 22 Top Stocks to Invest In for 2022 Contributing most to Q4''s growth was a sharp rise in business inventories and consumer spending, especially in services. Also encouraging were initial jobless claims for the week ended Jan. 22, which declined to 260,000 from an upwardly revised 290,000 the week prior, coming in under estimates for 265,000. "The first decline so far this year in seasonally adjusted new jobless claims is a welcome sign after three consecutive gains," says Bankrate.com Senior Economic Analyst Mark Hamrick.

Angry Stocks Come To Terms With Hawkish Fed As Yield Curve Screams ''Policy Error'' GDP "good news" appears to have been greeted as "bad news", providing more cover for Powell to do what he said he would do with rates and QT and while the algos lifted everything overnight, sellers appeared at the cash open and it was a one-way trip to yesterday''s lows (or worse) for the rest of the day. Small Caps are down 5% from pre-Fed, Nasdaq is down over 3%, and The Dow is down around 1% only On the day, Small Caps are down over 2% in a massive whipsaw and The Dow is clinging to unchanged after swinging up and down 1000s of points... Wonder how many of these meetings happened today... or are imminent... NOTE that the moment the S&P managed to get back to even from pre-Fed, selling pressure built rapidly. Clearly, the algos were in stop-hunter mode... The standard MO of crushing VIX to ignite momentum went into action but that ended rather badly for the vol-sellers this time... The Russell 2000 closed (for the first time in this cycle) in bear market and the S&P is very close to closing in correction...

OANDA Sell the Rally, Tesla falls 10%, King dollar, Oil falls, Nat Gas Squeeze, Gold breaks $1800, Bitcoin declines Q4 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Market volatility is not going away anytime soon as the buy the dip crowd has a new motto, sell the rally. Todays stock market rally did not []

With more people buying electric cars, Tesla owners and influencers are finding out the difficulties of using them in the winter. Here are some tips to a better electric experience in the cold.

The stock markets were flat in early afternoon trading Thursday, as investors ingested yesterday''s Fed decision and GDP had grown.

In his Daily Market Notes report to investors, while commenting on Teslas earnings, Louis Navellier wrote: Q4 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Hawkish Fed The US Feds chairman, Jerome Powell, made surprisingly hawkish comments yesterday, leading investors to think the Fed may raise overnight rates faster than previously thought. Stocks, which were enjoying []

Lucid Group, Inc (NASDAQ: LCID ) was trading almost 10% lower at one point on Thursday morning in sympathy with Tesla, Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA ), which was down almost 8% following a bearish reaction to its fourth-quarter earnings beat. On Wednesday, Lucid announced on Twitter it was expanding internationally, and its website shows Lucid expects to open a studio in Toronto, Canada in the first quarter of 2022 and three service centers, in Montreal, Vaughan and Vancouver in the third-quarter. The expansion is likely to drive revenue for the high-end electric vehicle manufacturer and give Canadians more vehicle choices. Lucids Air Dream Edition R all-wheel drive model currently has the longest range of all electric vehicles on the market, able to drive 520 miles before requiring a recharge. The range comes in well above the 599 km (372 miles), which was the average Deloittes Full story available on Benzinga.com

Thursday afternoon''s top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Equifax, Corning, Iridium Communications, KB Home, Tesla and more.

Tesla crushed on earnings -- but also crushed investor hopes for new car models in 2022.

If prices bounce I don''t expect the bounce to last too long….TSLA

Wall Street reacts to Elon Musk''s enthusiasm over his new Optimus robot.

Tesla is prioritizing the development of a humanoid robot over its vehicles in 2022 and it will be designed to perform dangerous, repetitive, or physical tasks only humans can complete.