Good call on the short. Considering that volume is going to pick up soon when earnings are announced. I believe that holding $TSLA and associating other stocks that have a positive correlation to it would be beneficial. This is mainly due to the fact that global economy is switching over to green energy. Nonetheless, Elon Musk adjusted his mission, which entails not only the electric car market but also providing household energy.

Maybe tightening the monetary policy can stabilize economic growth. The current trend looks like a demand-pull inflation, given the increase in retail and expected increase in CPI. Nonetheless, it would suite the FED to increase money supply in order to keep a low interest rate. However, inflation needs to be controlled so as not to upset the CPI and to keep unemployment low.

I believe that $SNAP is over-valued, however, this is understandable considering it's impact on social media as well as #SNAP's integration into other media and marketing platforms. 158 million daily users does not happen by chance. Post-#IPO shares issued to the public will probably not do much for the SNAP's organizational structure. Since the founders retained 89% voting rights, it looks like they are sticking to a plan and vision and would like to execute without compromise.

A growth stock penetrating analyst expectations is one to keep an eye on. However, do not let the numbers fool you. Considering the stock price, I believe that the company is stable enough at this point. Nonetheless, we can expect a dip in stock prices shortly before stabilizing.

It may be important to consider the composition of sales, especially since the US Dollar has been losing value, this may have an adverse effect on revenue as well as stock price. $SHOP

This looks like a tough market for #Careem, despite its success, #Uber, #Lyft and others have global presence with proven business models to reduce costs. In fact, as a customer of Uber and Lyft;, Lyft was actually cheaper. Gaining market share involves the uncertainty of consumers switching over.

I think the big move in gas is triggered by cuts in #oil production. Moreover, this could be the brink of shifting to non-oil energy sources. Russia's drastic oil cut can be offset by the increase in demand and price for natural gas. Oil prices look like they're headed for stabilization, despite increasing prices and production cuts.

Great analysis. Looks like trading volume has not been as high; increasing trade volume is likely to trigger a strong positive movement.

Competition in the electric car market has been increasing, making it tougher for #Tesla to achieve profit targets. www.talkmarkets.com/.../chevy-bolt-seen-by-jpmorgan-as-solid-competition-for-tesla-model-3

I am of the opinion that Tesla's business model is unique and convincing. Moreover, the recent acquisition of #SCTY can only help the Tesla's mission.

Great insight! I really enjoyed reading this article.

Given the parameters that you highlight, this looks like a time where the self-correcting mechanism should be allowed to take effect, despite how long it will take. The bank seems to be acting on the fact that low investment is responsible for the output gap. Although this may be true, investment and return on investment is a large driver in aggregate demand. Boosting aggregate demand could potentially reduce the output gap and increase employment which according to the Phillips Curve will trigger an increase in inflation rate. Ultimately, this inflation will cause an increase in real interest rates.

10-year lows at; September 2010, April 2012, and April 2016 will likely have a bounce effect on price, whereby we can see a new high in the next quarter. Moreover, the peak periods are usually between October and April. The previous 10- year highs set the benchmark for the next high, which will be lower than their predecessors. Nonetheless, we can anticipate this upward movement because the moving averages look like they are about to signal a price hike in the next 50 days.

I would be ready to invest in the natural gas market at this point, also because we can see a hike in oil prices which is likely to have an effect on natural gas.

I have been thinking about buying, renovating and selling a house for a while now. You offer some interesting insight. My plan was to finance the house with as much capital as possible, reducing the mortgage to a minimum amount and then making all necessary repairs on credit.