Tesla "lying down and earning" carbon emission credits? Stellantis continues to hand out money in 2025!
Investors are worried that if Trump comes to power again, it may cut off Tesla's way of making money by selling carbon emission credits. However, the reality is that European automakers are competing to buy them.
Musk: DOGE has cost me a huge price, now is a good opportunity to "buy the dip" on Tesla.
Since Musk held a key position in the Trump administration, Tesla's stock price has dropped by 45% from its peak. Musk stated that this has resulted in a significant loss to his personal wealth, but he believes that Tesla stocks still have potential for growth in the long term, and now may be a good opportunity to Buy.
Is the New energy Fund market undergoing a "change of weather"? There is a high consensus among industry, academia, and research: range-extended vehicles are the future mainstream.
① Academician Yang Yusheng of the Chinese Academy of Engineering pointed out that range-extender vehicles are not a transition, but the future global Block Orders, whose green, safe, and long-range characteristics will support Carbon Neutrality. ② Liu Liguo, Senior Vice President of Ideal Autos, suggested that hybrid vehicles with an all-electric range of over 150 kilometers should be included in the New energy Fund green license plate system, achieving equal status for range-extender models with pure electric vehicles in urban areas.
Tesla Bull Pierre Ferragu Predicts $113 Combined Market Cap Of Elon Musk's AI Startup XAI And X Will Look 'Tiny' In Few Years: 'So Much Potential'
The inflation alarm in the USA has sounded, yet Trump remains defiant: he doesn't care at all if Autos rise in price due to tariffs!
Trump stated that even if Auto Manufacturers raise car prices due to new tariffs, he "doesn't care at all," and hopes that car companies will increase prices to encourage people to buy cars made in the USA.
Futu Daily | The storm of Trump's tariffs is coming! On April 2, the Global financial markets may face "turbulent waves;" the Treasury makes a significant move, injecting 500 billion into the four major state-owned banks.
CoreWeave's IPO in the USA saw its opening price drop below the offering price on the first day, falling more than 6% during the day before closing flat; former Silicon Carbide giant Wolfspeed plummeted by 50%! The funding from the chip legislation remains undecided, and the Convertible Bonds refinancing encounters obstacles.