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Stocks Are Skipping 'Santa Claus Rally' Again. That Doesn't Bode Well for January.
Tesla has experienced three consecutive declines; what has happened?
Tesla has recently fallen in value, partly due to the sluggish sentiment in the US stock market, and partly due to the pressures it faces, including poor sales, Musk shifting focus away from electric vehicles, intense market competition, and the need for more time to implement Self-Driving Cars.
Hong Kong stocks morning report on December 31: The total amount of stock buybacks in Hong Kong exceeds 260 billion yuan for the year. In November, overall exports from Hong Kong grew 2.1% year-on-year.
① The company's total repurchase amount in Hong Kong stocks exceeded 263.4 billion Hong Kong dollars for the whole year. ② YUEXIU PROPERTY invested approximately 2.2 billion and jointly won a plot of land in Shanghai. ③ Guolian has completed the transfer of purchased Assets. ④ In November, exports from Hong Kong increased by 2.1% year-on-year.
Tech Weakness Drives Third Day Of Losses
U.S. stocks closed: The S&P and Nasdaq fell more than 1% for two consecutive days as the shadow of the debt ceiling looms.
① The three major indices of the US stock market continue to decline, with most tech giants weakening, and Chinese concept stocks generally closing lower; ② The issue of the USA debt ceiling is back on the table, pressuring market sentiment; ③ Ackman "promotes goods," leading to a surge in the stock prices of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac; ④ Hesai Technology's Lidar delivery has reached a milestone.
Top 20 transactions in the US stock market on December 30: Boeing aircraft involved in the accident is under special investigation in South Korea.
On Monday, Tesla, which ranked first in trading volume among US stocks, closed down 3.30% with a transaction volume of 26.673 billion USD. Analysts expect Tesla's delivery volume this year may be slightly lower than in 2023. UBS Group released a report on Monday, predicting that Tesla will announce its fourth-quarter delivery volume for 2024 on January 2, with an estimated number of approximately 0.51 million vehicles, representing a year-on-year increase of 5% and a quarter-on-quarter increase of 10%. UBS Group's forecast is slightly below the consensus estimate of 0.512 million vehicles from Visible Alpha, but aligns with investors' expected range of 0.5 million to 0.51 million vehicles. However, UBS Group analysts noted, "Given the AI-driven narrative surrounding this stock, we acknowledge..."