$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ I'm at 1015😭😭

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ 😢😢🥵🥵At this rate, even my own mother won't recognize me 😵

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ bought at 1200 waiting for miracle

$Mapletree Log Tr (M44U.SG)$ today pay dividend right?

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ you people should just stop panic, continue to buy and look long term

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
As usual, billionaires are definitely smarter than the average joe retail investors.
Why would you think Elon offloaded his shares like the entire weeks before the FOMC meeting?
Sure, some would say oh he needs to pay taxes for exercising his expiring options....
Guess what those are just excuses of him knowing that TSLA valuation is near its peak and likely won't be sustainable in the near future
And one last thing, he is exercising his options at $6 per shares by the way, and you are buying it at what price per share again? Bear in mind those are the same shares...
Just that Elon will be laughing to the bank and retails will swim in the dip...
My thoughts, Musk fans please change my mind hehehee

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ When the markets opened on Thursday, Tesla gapped up almost 2% higher but ran into a group of sellers who caused the stock to trade lower and fill the gap. Because gaps fill about 90% of the time it is a positive sign if the stock can now find some dip buyers. Want to see sustained big bullish volume push Tesla up above the moving averages and toward a resistance level at $1,045. If the stock can regain the level as support, it has room to trade up toward the $1,075.02 mark.

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Asian stocks looked set for a mixed start Thursday following a rally in U.S. equities spurred by speculation that Federal Reserve policy tightening will help fight inflation without derailing economic growth.
Australian shares edged down, futures climbed for Japan but those for Hong Kong slid amid concerns about more U.S. sanctions on Chinese companies. $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ and $NASDAQ 100 Index (.NDX.US)$ contracts climbed. Technology shares led U.S. equities to a strong close after initial declines following the Fed statement.
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Heralding one of the most hawkish policy pivots in years, the central bank said Wednesday it will double the pace at which it's scaling back purchases of Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities to $30 billion a month, putting it on track to conclude the program in early 2022, rather than mid-year as initially planned.
Big tech bulls are vindicated even after Fed pulls the trigger
Investors gobbled up megacap technology stocks Wednesday. $Apple (AAPL.US)$ was the hot pick, rising as much as 2.9%. The world's largest company by market value is roughly 2% short of hitting a $3 trillion valuation. Megacap peers $Microsoft (MSFT.US)$ and Google-owner $Alphabet-A (GOOGL.US)$ also rallied off day's lows and were about 5% away from their all-time highs. The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 was the best performing major average, rising 2.4%.
Goldman, BNY Mellon join ESG-fund stampede with 4 new ETFs
The furious pace of green-fund launches in the U.S. ETF industry showed no sign of easing Wednesday.
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Small-business owners had a devastating year — but they finally have hope now, according to a new survey
According to a new survey from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Small Business Index and insurance giant MetLife, 77% of small-business owners say they're optimistic about the future of their business, and 62% say their business is in good health. Nearly half say they plan to spend more money next year than they did this year.
Investors challenge concealment clauses at large tech groups
Seven of the largest US technology companies, including $Alphabet-A (GOOGL.US)$, $Amazon (AMZN.US)$ and $Meta Platforms (FB.US)$, are facing investor pressure to publish more information about their non-disclosure agreements and other concealment clauses in employment contracts.
Amid growing investor support for employee rights issues, the seven shareholder proposals filed ahead of the companies' 2022 annual general meetings requested information about the risks posed by concealment clauses.
American consumer momentum wanes just in time for the holidays
The effects of financial stimulus are wearing off and the savings rate as a percentage of disposable household income has drifted down to 2019 levels. In other words, the tailwinds pushing the spending boom are easing and momentum is waning. The result is a new, relatively flatter year-to-date trend line.
November retail sales increased 0.3% from October, falling short of the expected 0.8% rise.
Source: Bloomberg, CNBC, Financial Times