NASDAQ Composite (COMP)

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52-Week Range 6,631.42 - 12,074.06

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If it’s unsustainable, it will eventually end

From Livewire Sep 18, 2020

One of the big advantages of being a debt investor is that you can make long term investment decisions with far fewer short term consequences than an equity investor. There is no equivalent to Tesla or Afterpay in debt, stocks that all but guarantee underperformance if you’ve held less than...

Tesla Energy to become $200B revenue business, Piper analyst predicts (NASDAQ:TSLA)

From Seeking Alpha Sep 18, 2020

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) was a notable exception to today's broadly negative trend, closing +4.4% after Piper Sandler reiterated its Outperform rating and raised its price target to $515 from $480 ahead of the company's Battery Day event next week.Piper's Alexander Potter expects Tesla's energy business eventually will reach more than $200B/year in revenue and control more than a third of the market for stationary batteries."We anticipate sharply higher demand for these products, particularly in the late 2020s and 2030s as renewable energy grows toward 40% of electricity generation," the analyst writes.Tesla Energy represented $1.5B in revenue for the company in FY 2019, which Potter predicts will hit $12.4B in 2023 and cross $200B by 2033."Any announcements of qualitative and quantitative improvements on Battery Day will lead to substantial increases in potential energy storage revenues," Nick Cox wrote in a bullish analysis recently posted on Seeking Alpha.

Stock-market benchmarks wipe out weekly gains as Friday selloff but Tesla is a port in the storm

From Marketwatch Sep 18, 2020

U.S. stocks on Friday were seeing heavy selling pressure, led by declines in large-capitalization technology-related companies. The selling action managed to...

Tesla's energy business to become $200B business, Piper analyst predicts (NASDAQ:TSLA)

From Seeking Alpha Sep 18, 2020

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) was a notable exception to today's broadly negative trend, closing +4.4% after Piper Sandler reiterated its Outperform rating and raised its price target to $515 from $480 ahead of the company's Battery Day event next week.Piper's Alexander Potter expects Tesla's energy business eventually will reach more than $200B/year in revenue and control more than a third of the market for stationary batteries."We anticipate sharply higher demand for these products, particularly in the late 2020s and 2030s as renewable energy grows toward 40% of electricity generation," the analyst writes.Tesla Energy represented $1.5B in revenue for the company in FY 2019, which Potter predicts will hit $12.4B in 2023 and cross $200B by 2033.

Big Tech Weighs Too Much on the S&P 500. Feast on These Stocks Instead.

From Barron's Sep 18, 2020

The allure of Autodesk, Intuitive Surgical, PayPal, Vertex Pharmaceuticals, ServiceNow, and some small-cap funds. Also, Blackstone boss Steve Schwarzman’s take on the future of cities.

Tesla wins key ruling in legal battle against former employee

From Ars Technica Sep 18, 2020

Tesla sued Martin Tripp for stealing secrets—he countersued for defamation.