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Tesla’s Split-Second Decision, Beyond’s Plant-Based Problem & Please Yield March 28, 2022 Great Stuff It’s Splitsville For Tesla Great Ones, what makes the Musk Man guard his musk? Profits! What makes Tesla (Nasdaq: ) a wonder of Wall Street? Profits! What makes TSLA stock come up like thunder? Profits! What has Musk got that other electric vehicle (EV) makers ain’t got? Profits? Yeah, pretty much. Tesla CEO Elon Musk […]
Sony’s Bungie Leap Of Faith; Space Debris Debates; Beyond’s Big Upgrade January 31, 2022 Great Stuff Wall Street Hoth No Fury… Is there anybody out there?! Can anybody hear me?! Dude, I’m right here. You don’t need to yell. Oh, sorry … didn’t mean to go all Titanic on you. You might not be able to tell by the frozen tundra wastelands outside the window, but the market’s just heating up […]
Simmer-Down Sunday: On Labor Debaters & Earnings Capers January 23, 2022 Great Stuff The Earnings Strike Back Well, well, look what the banking cats dragged in this week… Earnings season’s back, and it’s, well, just the same as it ever was. All your favorite excuses for corporate shortcomings were on show this week. The chip shortage, COVID costs, supply chain kerfuffles — all of the greatest hits to […]
Meatless Snack Attack Feedback, Crocs Off Road, Virtual Padded Walls January 21, 2022 Great Stuff Friday Feedback: The “Paradise By The Wall Street Lights” Edition I remember every little thing as if it happened only yesterday. Trading by the Street, and there was not another stock in sight. And I never had a reader looking any better than you did. And all the other newsletters were wishing they were me […]
Beyond’s Janky Jerky; Meta’s Content Con; Ford’s Footing Falters January 20, 2022 Great Stuff The Misery Of Meatless Mimicry Mockeries I hope you brought your appetites, Great Ones — and strap on those feed bags! Pea-rice-potato burgers are back on the menu. Umm … can I politely decline? Don’t worry about being polite; not even an empty stomach could get me to savor the news Beyond Meat (Nasdaq: ) […]





