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5 minutes ago, aakathaai789 said:

tejas train launch chesthunnadu central support kooda undi but nen mostly technical charts ye choostha news kante technical charts lo bullish flag patters break avvadam valla perigindi

Yes Bank situation endhantaav ??

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5 minutes ago, Chinna84 said:

Yes Bank situation endhantaav ??

52 weeks low daggara ki velthundi which is 29 next week board meeting undi adhi aithe telusthundi. technical charts prakaram 48 above untene buying ki recommendable

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2 minutes ago, aakathaai789 said:

52 weeks low daggara ki velthundi which is 29 next week board meeting undi adhi aithe telusthundi. technical charts prakaram 48 above untene buying ki recommendable

thanks ba...

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48 minutes ago, aakathaai789 said:

52 weeks low daggara ki velthundi which is 29 next week board meeting undi adhi aithe telusthundi. technical charts prakaram 48 above untene buying ki recommendable

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[Photo: Jannes Glas/Unsplash]
BY MICHAEL GROTHAUS1 MINUTE READ

Last week Tesla had a pretty impressive earnings report. On Wednesday, January 29, the company reported revenue and an EPS that both beat expectations. And to be fair, the earnings per share beat was particularly impressive, coming in at $2.14 compared to a consensus EPS estimate of $1.72.

It was no surprise then, that day Tesla’s earnings were reported the stock shot up 12% in after-hours trading. The next day, the stock made similar gains that carried over relatively flatly to Friday, the 31st. No wonder Elon Musk dropped an EDM track to celebrate.

But then came yesterday, Monday, February 3, and Tesla shares skyrocketed almost 20% in a single day–ending the day at above $780 for a single share. And now today? At the time of this writing, Tesla shares are up another 20%, with the stock now worth more than $937 per share. That’s a $157 jump in one day.

But no one knows why.

Usually, a good quarter wouldn’t have extended to such extraordinary stock gains four trading days on from the results. And as Barron’s points out, from a fundamentals perspective, the only materially significant news about Tesla this week came on Monday when Tesla battery partner Panasonic said utilization was improving, which is a sign battery costs are falling. Falling battery prices means lower costs, and thus higher margins, for Tesla.

But a 20% stock jump on that news alone on Monday? And another 20% stock jump today (at the time of this writing) based on that news? It’s unlikely that is the sole catalyst.

But what else could it be? MarketWatch points out that yesterday a small investment firm called ARK Invest went very bullish on the company, saying Tesla shares could be worth $7,000 each by 2024. Of course, ARK is a relatively small investment firm, meaning their prediction doesn’t carry the weight it would had it come from larger firms.

So why is Tesla skyrocketing today still? The simple fact is no one really knows. But right now, Tesla investors are enjoying the ride.

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39 minutes ago, macha said:

nuvu kudaa naa...🙄

i admire musk more than you do uncle...infact i am invested in  tesla in early days...but there is no way the valuation is logical...momentum stocks are bound to have bull runs like this...once bear market start they are the ones which are going to be washed out 1st

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