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Wall Street is getting nervous about Tesla

Apr 02, 2024 - businessinsider.com
Wall Street is growing increasingly concerned about Tesla's Q1 deliveries, with analysts' estimates down 6% compared to Q4, according to a Bloomberg survey. The company's shares have fallen 30% in 2024, with a shift in EV demand in the US and issues in China, a key market for Tesla, contributing to the decline. Despite this, other tech companies have seen strong performance, with Nvidia, Meta, and Amazon all seeing significant share price increases.

In other news, the share price of Trump Media fell by 26% following an SEC filing showing a net loss of $58.2 million last year. Meanwhile, the ISM manufacturing index expanded for the first time since 2022, casting doubt on a June rate cut. In the tech sector, Microsoft has downsized its Teams chat app to focus on its Copilot AI tools, while AI companies are struggling to find high-quality data for training their chatbots.

Key takeaways:

  • Wall Street is concerned about Tesla's Q1 deliveries, with analysts' delivery estimates for the most recent quarter down 6% compared to Q4. Tesla's stock is down 30% in 2024.
  • Former President Donald Trump's media company's share price tumbled as much as 26% after an initial surge, following a new SEC filing showing a net loss of $58.2 million last year compared to $4.1 million of revenue.
  • There's a growing fear that AI will upend our lives and put people out of work, but computerized decision-making has already ingrained itself in every part of our existence.
  • Ted Farnsworth, the businessman who blew up MoviePass, tried to create a "TikTok killer" which ended up costing investors millions.
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