To be honest, not really a big surprise.
When you have a President that is hell-bent on making sure that the economy is on the upward trajectory to ensure that he gets re-elected, no expenses are spared I guess.
Despite having a wider tax base and an economy that has an unemployment rate at a near 50-year low, US budget deficit stands at $984 billion, about 4.6% of its GDP.
#2 TESLA announced profitability for the first time in 3 quarters
Earlier this year, a couple of prominent analysts came out to condemn Tesla. Some were even proclaiming that Tesla could potentially fell to $10 a share (cough cough Morgan Stanley).
As of 25 Oct 2019, Tesla’s stock price closed at $328.13. I guess this is a tight slap to the bear narratives.
This is the very reason why retail investors
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