Market Summary
Index | Value | Change | Percentage |
---|---|---|---|
Dow | 31,037.68 | 69.86 | 0.23 |
S&P 500 | 3,845.08 | 13.69 | 0.36 |
Nasdaq | 11,361.85 | 39.61 | 0.35 |
Russel 2K | 1,727.55 | -13.78 | -0.79 |
VIX | 26.73 | -0.81 | -2.94 |
So this is the trend, deep red in the morning, ends green at the end. I am not complaining, but just stating that volatility is at its worst or so it seems. All major indexes end up in green territory. Russell 2000 was down which measures growth sectors. VIX dropped another 3 percent and that is great.
Fed is focused on reducing inflation and they signal they may go with even more strict monetary policy changes. Tesla Stocks again took a negative turn in the morning, ended up green at the end. We are desperately waiting to see some price actions to the upward for Tesla. Stock split decision is coming soon, however, the stock prices do not reflect it (not as of yet anyway). Finally, JPMorgan trims price target for Tesla, says shares could fall more than 40% on weaker deliveries. I absolutely do not agree with this comment but it is what it is!
As for BYD, it reported having delivered 638,157 “electric vehicles” during the first half of the year.
That’s what is prompting all those headlines, but what most of the media is failing to highlight is that almost half of BYD’s EV sales are vehicles equipped with internal combustion engines burning gasoline.
314,638 vehicles out of BYD’s reported 638,157 “EV sales” in 2022 are plug-in hybrids.
When comparing all-electric vehicles for all-electric vehicles, Tesla still outsold BYD by a significant percentage in 2022 despite its bad quarter. Source
Strategy
- Be prepared for recession that is now in my opinion inevitable - agreed by most analyst.
- Timing the market is nearly impossible!
News
- Fed sees ‘more restrictive’ policy as likely if inflation fails to come down, minutes say
- Month of July in the stock market
- Oil tumbles as much as 10%, breaks below $100 as recession fears mount
- BYD surpasses Tesla
- Analysts Confident in Tesla’s Strong Growth Outlook Despite Q2 Slowdown