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Malaysia's Chips, Tesla's Rebound, Robinhood's Upgrade, and China's Market Pledge
In episode 66, Michelle delves into Malaysia's strategic moves in the semiconductor industry amidst U.S. pressure, analyzing the potential impacts on global supply chains. She provides a comprehensive analysis of Tesla's recent stock rebound, considering the factors contributing to its market performance. The episode also covers Robinhood's latest earnings report and the subsequent stock upgrade, discussing its implications for investors. Additionally, Michelle examines China's pledge to improve market access and its potential global economic implications. The episode concludes with closing remarks, reminding listeners to follow the podcast for future financial updates.
Key Points
- Malaysia is considering tightening the flow of Nvidia chips due to pressure from the United States, potentially impacting the global semiconductor supply chain.
- Tesla's stock has surged by 4.5 percent, aiming to end a streak of nine consecutive weekly losses, driven by broader market optimism and strategic moves.
- Robinhood's strong earnings and the anticipated Federal Reserve rate cut have led analysts to upgrade its stock to a "Buy," with a year-end target price of eighty dollars per share.
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