$Y

Tesla: aumenta prezzo Model Y Long Range in Cina (stampa)

Tesla: alza prezzi Model 3 e Model Y in Cina

Situazione rendimento ITA 10 Y

Situazione rendimento USA 10 Y

dovresti gestirli con gli ordini condizionati. se scende sotto x allora vendi o se sale sopra y allora vendi.

caspita... preso al volo! come mai uno sconto così elevato? 🧐 > @Renato_Decarolis said: Per chi fosse interessato ai servizi di **TradingView**, questo è il momento giusto per sottoscrivere un abbonamento con forti sconti! Guarda qui https://www.tradingview.com/&coupon_billing_cycle=y

Per chi fosse interessato ai servizi di **TradingView**, questo è il momento giusto per sottoscrivere un abbonamento con forti sconti! Guarda qui https://www.tradingview.com/&coupon_billing_cycle=y

https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/tesla-slashes-prices-model-3-models-y-vehicles-us-2023-10-06/

Investing.com -- U.S. stocks were falling after a stronger than expected monthly official jobs report, which could prompt the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates once more by the end of the year. At 9:40 ET, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 189 points or 0.6%, while the S&P 500 was down 0.8% and the NASDAQ Composite was down 0.9%. The main indices on Wall Street ended the prior session marginally in the red, and are set to mostly post losing weeks. The 30-stock Dow is on course to drop 1.2% this week, heading for its third consecutive negative week. The benchmark S&P is set to drop 0.7%, its fifth consecutive losing week, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq is largely flat. Driving this weakness has been a recent spike in Treasury yields, led by concerns the Federal Reserve could hike interest rates again in 2023 and keep borrowing costs higher for a longer period of time. While futures traders see a 71% probability that the Fed holds rates steady in November, they see a 28% probability of a quarter-point rate increase, higher than before the jobs number was released. Nonfarm payrolls soared in September It's been a mixed week for jobs data, but the data points have generally pointed to a lingering resilience in labor market conditions, which could still impact inflation going forward. However, Friday's ever-crucial monthly nonfarm payrolls report showed that the U.S. economy added far more jobs in September than expected, with payrolls rising by 336,000 last month, well above the 170,000 estimated by economists. Data for August was revised to show 227,000 were added instead of the previous reading of 187,000. Average hourly earnings grew by 0.2% month-on-month, in line with August, the numbers showed, while the unemployment rate was unchanged at 3.8%. Exxon reportedly eyes Pioneer Natural Resources In corporate news, ExxonMobil (NYSE:XOM) is currently in negotiations to buy Pioneer Natural Resources (NYSE:PXD), which has a market capitalization of roughly $50 billion and is the largest crude producer in Texas, the Wall Street Journal reported. Shares of Pioneer rose 9.2%, while shares of Exxon fell 2.2%. This would be the largest tie-up for Exxon since it merged with Mobil in 1999 and all but crystallize its position as the West's key oil major. Additionally, Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) has cut the price of some Model 3 and Model Y versions in the U.S. after the company reported third-quarter deliveries that missed market expectations. Shares of Tesla fell 2.5%. Crude set for sharp weekly decline Oil prices edged lower Friday after the jobs data, and were on course for their steepest weekly decline for months on concerns of a global economic slowdown and the associated hit to fuel demand. Official U.S. data this week showed a sharp build in gasoline stocks, indicating a decline in gasoline demand in the largest consumer in the world. The U.S. crude benchmark was down 10% this week, heading for its sharpest weekly loss since April, while the Brent contract was down more than 12%, on course to its sharpest weekly loss since March. (Oliver Gray contributed to this item.)

Tesla: taglia prezzi Model Y e Model 3 negli Stati Uniti

Tesla: svela versione aggiornata di Model Y in Cina, presenta leggero restyling e prezzo rimane uguale

Investing.com -- U.S. stocks wobbled early on Monday as investors anticipate earnings reports from major retailers and retail sales data for July that could shed more light on the health of the American consumer. At 11:21 ET (15:21 GMT), the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 7 points or less than 0.1%, while the S&P 500 was up 0.3% and the NASDAQ Composite was up 0.5%. The main equities indices have had a tricky start to August, with the broad-based S&P 500 and the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite both falling last week, the Nasdaq’s first two-week losing streak of the year. The blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average, however, posted small gains last week, its fourth positive week in five. Fed minutes to offer monetary policy clues Inflation data at the end of last week came in a touch stronger than expected, causing Treasury yields to rise as investors factored in the possibility of the Federal Reserve continuing to tighten monetary policy in September. However, this is not the prevailing wisdom, with Goldman Sachs speaking for many when it expects the central bank to pause in September and then declare in November that a moderation in inflation means that a final hike would be "unnecessary." The influential investment bank then sees the Fed starting to cut interest rates again by the end of next June, rolling out gradual reductions in borrowing costs every quarter after that month. The Fed releases the minutes from its July policy meeting on Wednesday, which should help investors gauge the appetite for further rate increases ahead of its annual get-together in Jackson Hole, Wyoming at the end of the month. Major retailers set to release earnings Ahead of this, Tuesday sees the release of the retail sales for July, a gauge into the health of consumer spending as investors await quarterly earnings from a number of the country’s big retailers. Home Depot (NYSE:HD) is due to release results on Tuesday, Target (NYSE:TGT) on Wednesday and Walmart (NYSE:WMT) on Thursday. The second quarter earnings season is winding down with S&P 500 results presenting a mixed picture - companies are beating analysts' profit expectations at the highest rate in nearly two years even as revenue beats dropped to the lowest since early 2020. Tesla cuts prices in China Elsewhere, Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) has cut prices in China for two of its Model Y model, as the electric car maker attempts to combat increased competition and entice customers wary of making big purchases in an uncertain economy. Tesla shares fell 1.8%. Sales of Tesla cars made in China dropped by 31% month-on-month in July, the first decline since December. Crude retreats as dollar rises Oil prices retreated Monday, as concerns about China’s faltering economic recovery as well as a stronger dollar prompted profit-taking after seven weeks of gains on tightening supply from OPEC+ output cuts. Friday’s U.S. producer price index release saw the dollar climb to a five-week high, which hurts demand for crude as it makes the commodity more expensive for international buyers. (Peter Nurse and Oliver Gray contributed to this item.)

**Market Update – July 17 – Digesting the strong American data** Week 29 begins with futures slightly negative and APAC in red: China is heavy (-1.48%) after the disappointing GDP Y/Y figure (+6.3% vs +7.2% exp), falling retail sales growing only +3.1% (vs +18% 3 months ago) and the PBOC that left its midterm lending facility unchanged despite rising calls for further stimulus. https://analysis.hfeu.com/en-eu/712016/

By Qiaoyi Li and Brenda Goh BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) -U.S. automaker Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) and its chief Chinese rival BYD achieved record deliveries of their China-made vehicles in the second-quarter, China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) data showed, as a fight for market share heats up. Tesla sold 93,680 China-made electric vehicles (EVs) in June, up 18.72% from a year earlier, when Tesla's factory in Shanghai delivered 78,906 China-made Model 3 and Model Y vehicles after the city ended a two-month COVID-19 lockdown. The U.S. automaker sold 247,217 China-made cars over April-June, the most since it started delivering vehicles from Shanghai in early 2020, the data also showed. Tesla reported record deliveries of 466,140 globally for the second quarter. Chinese rival BYD, with its Dynasty and Ocean series of EVs and petrol-electric hybrid vehicles, saw June sales surge 88.16% year-on-year to 251,685 vehicles, according to CPCA data. This was also the first time BYD's monthly sales surpassed 250,000 units and meant that between April to June, BYD delivered 700,244 vehicles, the data showed. CPCA estimated total sales of new energy passenger vehicles - both at home and for export, and including pure electric and plug-in hybrids - at 740,000 units in June, up 30% from a year earlier. It did not separate domestic sales and exports. The companies' sales surge point to how they are so far managing to stay ahead of their competition even as overall auto sales slow in China amid a softening economy. Tesla slashed prices for its two ageing models at the beginning of the year to boost sales and started a price war, prompting competitors - including BYD - to offer discounts or new lower-priced models. The EV sector is also being given additional support from the Chinese government, which wants to drive sales to shore up a faltering economic recovery. In June, Beijing announced 520 billion yuan ($71.67 billion) worth of purchase tax breaks on new-energy vehicles through the end of 2027. Caps on the tax exemption, however, may help drive sales growth of cheaper models that are mainly produced by domestic firms rather than premium vehicles from foreign makers, analysts said. ($1 = 7.2553 Chinese yuan)

Entry : 104.75 Sector : ETF Style : PB & UM Squeeze : 0.5% per 10.00

Entry : 104.75 Sector : ETF Style : PB & UM Squeeze : 0.5% per 10.00

remember $UCAR weeks ago/ y penny mean

Is iMAX time ! w e h a v e g a t h e r , e n o u g h i n f o r m a t i o n a b o u t o u r h i g h y i e l d a c c o u n t t r a d i n g , n o w t h e o n l y t h i n g l e f t i s t h e b u r n .

Is iMAX time ! w e h a v e g a t h e r , e n o u g h i n f o r m a t i o n a b o u t o u r h i g h y i e l d a c c o u n t t r a d i n g , n o w t h e o n l y t h i n g l e f t i s t h e b u r n .

how can they leak ? > @dros said: $DELL 1Q ADJ EPS $1.31, EST. 85C 1Q NET REVENUE $20.9B VS. $26.1B Y/Y

$DELL 1Q ADJ EPS $1.31, EST. 85C 1Q NET REVENUE $20.9B VS. $26.1B Y/Y

Entry : 83.8 TP : 84.2

Entry : 83.8 TP : 84.2

for example todays data usd and cad 5:30am CAD CPI m/m 0.7% 0.5% 0.5% CAD Median CPI y/y 4.2% 4.3% 4.5% CAD Trimmed CPI y/y 4.2% 4.1% 4.4% CAD Manufacturing Sales m/m 0.7% 0.7% -3.6% USD Core Retail Sales m/m 0.4% 0.5% -0.5% USD Retail Sales m/m 0.4% 0.8% -0.7% 5:32am CAD Common CPI y/y 5.7% 5.5% 6.0% CAD Core CPI m/m 0.5% 0.6% 6:15am USD Capacity Utilization Rate 79.7% 79.7% 79.4% USD Industrial Production m/m 0.5% 0.0% 0.4% 7:00am EUR ECB President Lagarde Speaks USD Business Inventories m/m -0.1% 0.0% 0.2% USD FOMC Member Barr Speaks USD NAHB Housing Market Index 50 45 45 7:13a

PPI 0.2% M/M, Exp. 0.3% PPI Core 0.2%, Exp. 0.3% PPI 2.3% Y/Y, Exp. 2.5% PPI Core 3.2%. Exp. 3.3%

$META Meta Q1 FY23: • Daily active people +5% Y/Y to 3.02B. • Revenue +3 Y/Y to $28.6B ($1.0B beat). • Revenue +6% Y/Y fx neutral. • Operating margin 25% (-5pp Y/Y). • FCF margin 24% (-6pp Y/Y). • EPS $2.20 ($0.23 beat). Q2 FY23 guidance: • Revenue ~$30.8B (~$1.3B beat).

$V Visa Q2 FY23: • Revenue +11% Y/Y to $8.0B ($210M beat). • Operating margin 67% (flat Y/Y). • EPS $2.09 ($0.10 beat). Fx neutral: • Revenue +13% Y/Y. • Payment volume +10% Y/Y. • Cross-border volume +24% Y/Y. • Processed transactions +12% Y/Y.

$ENPH Q1 Non-GAAP EPS of $1.37 beats by $0.15. Revenue of $726.02M (+64.5% Y/Y) beats by $5.51M. GAAP gross margin of 45.0%; non-GAAP gross margin of 45.7% GAAP operating income of $167.7 million; non-GAAP operating income of $233.6 million. Free cash flow of $223.8 million; ending cash, cash equivalents, and marketable securities of $1.78 billion. Q2 Outlook: Revenue to be within a range of $700.0 million to $750.0 million, which includes shipments of 80 to 100 megawatt hours of Enphase IQ Batteries

US February CPI 6.0% y/y vs 6.0% expected

BREAKING: Silicon Valley Bank Was The Largest Banking Failure Since The Global Financial Crisis In 2008 - Here Are The Latest Developments 🚨 Here are updates since my last posts (that I will link down below in the comments): • The bottom line of why they collapsed was because they had poor risk-management. Instead of just buying short-dated T-bills or depositing with the Federal Reserve they bought long-duration fixed-income securities. This caused an asset-liability mismatch —> liquidity issues —> bank run —> collapse. • They then failed to manage their interest-rate risk by simply not hedging their exposure at all, they had $120 billion worth of securities. When interest rates went up they took a massive $1.8 billion loss on their available-for-sale (AFS) bond portfolio. They had $80 billion in bonds with an average yield of 1.5%. This is criminal risk-management but this is also a massive regulatory failure. • It’s highly unlikely this spreads to the biggest banks. SVB collapsed because they had the highest-risk deposit base along with the lowest bank-loan to deposit ratio among U.S banking peers. The big banks are in way better shape than 2008 due to regulation and capital buffers. They actually stand to ‘benefit’ from this by taking market share. • Nearly half of all US venture capital-backed startups did indeed hold banking relationships with SVB. Garry Tan the CEO of Y Combinator called the fallout an "extinction level event for startups". "These depositors will not survive weeks or months without some sort of plan from the govt." • Over 95% of SVB's deposits are NOT insured by the FDIC (due to being over the $250,000 limit). That is over $160 billion in uninsured customer deposits. This is awful for early-stage companies that were simply just looking for somewhere to hold their cash for operations. Now for the ‘interesting’ stuff: • Just days before the collapse, executives sold millions of dollars of stock: Gregory Becker, CEO sold 11%, Michael Zucker, General Counsel - 19%, Daniel Beck, CFO - 32%, Michelle Draper, CMO - 25% • Unbelievably their Chief Administrative Officer was the CFO of Lehman Brothers' when it collapsed. They also went months without a Chief Risk Officer. Yes, really. • Silicon Valley Bank was hailed as one of ‘America’s Best Banks’ by Forbes magazine just about a month ago. They ranked 20th out of 100. • It’s now quite likely that a big bank buys them up next week. Elon Musk even said he’s open to the idea of buying them. • SVB’s CEO was on the San Francisco Federal Reserve’s Board, he’s not anymore for pretty obvious reasons. The massive debate now is around whether the should get bailed out by the Fed or not. This has massive implications for the depositors which are companies and major VC’s in Silicon Valley.

the Y axis is interest rates...so it's market probabilities of what interest rates will be set to at future FOMCs

*SALESFORCE INC 4Q REV. $8.38B, +14% Y/Y *SALESFORCE INC 4Q ADJ EPS $1.68 VS. 84C Y/Y $CRM

E @ 163.430 2 purchases @ half sizes 2 penders , half sizes 500 points delta , 1,000 away 1% balance for 1,000 points travel no need for stop loss at this level pending orders up to 20,000 points 12 to 20 pender levels

E @ 163.430 2 purchases @ half sizes 2 penders , half sizes 500 points delta , 1,000 away 1% balance for 1,000 points travel no need for stop loss at this level pending orders up to 20,000 points 12 to 20 pender levels

its amazing how beautifully it works (whole candle over yellow, match the colors g-y-r, down to begin with green m30, maybe gap, up to red m15, ...)

AIRBNB Q4 2022 EARNINGS $ABNB EPS 48C VS. 8C Y/Y REVENUE $1.90B, EST. $1.86B NIGHTS & EXPERIENCES BOOKED 88.2M, EST. 90.1M GROSS BOOKING VALUE $13.5B, EST. $13.58B ADJUSTED EBITDA $506M, EST. $435.3M SEES 1Q REVENUE $1.75B TO $1.82B, EST. $1.68B

**US CPI – A Mixed Bag, Proving Sticky & FEDSpeak remains “Higher for Longer”** US headline CPI climbed 0.5% in January, with the core up 0.4%, both exactly as expected. Those follow respective gains of 0.1% and 0.4% in December. For the Headline, the January print ties October for the highest since June. The 12-month pace slipped to 6.4% y/y from 6.5% y/y. It has decelerated for seven straight months from 9.1% in June. __Read More:__ https://analysis.hfeu.com/en-eu/662722/

ACTIVISION BLIZZARD Q4 2022 EARNINGS $ATVI ADJUSTED EPS $1.87, EST. $1.52 NET BOOKINGS $3.57B, EST. $3.08B SEES 1Q NET BOOKINGS GROWTH AT LEAST MID-TEENS Y/Y SEES 2023 NET BOOKINGS UP AT LEAST HIGH-SINGLE DIGITS Y/Y

ACTIVISION BLIZZARD Q4 2022 EARNINGS $ATVI ADJUSTED EPS $1.87, EST. $1.52 NET BOOKINGS $3.57B, EST. $3.08B SEES 1Q NET BOOKINGS GROWTH AT LEAST MID-TEENS Y/Y SEES 2023 NET BOOKINGS UP AT LEAST HIGH-SINGLE DIGITS Y/Y