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"Tony The Tiger" - A Food Stock

The mood of Wall Street is now changing as the reality of tariffs is starting to kick in. Two weeks ago not so much so. Kelloggs had "so-so" earnings come out a few weeks ago and the stock exploded upwards. Note the very last line above mentions the effects of tariffs are not taken into consideration. So many stocks with "so-so" earning reports have jumped in price based on the "lets make America great again" slogan. Deere stock is shooting to the moon as I keep writing about in spite of declining sales in the last quarter. The sentiment seems to be that they are immune to tariffs. On paper they might be. Read this. Americans are struggling to buy gas, eggs and insurance. Total housing starts in the U.S.in 2024 were down 3.9%. Walmart, the recent darling stock in the last four weeks for Call option players woke up this morning with an earnings report which was healthy but with came with some caveats. Here is what happened. Perhaps the U.S. is starting ...

Deere Lays Off /Tesla / Eli Lilly/ Home Depot/ Nio

It was announced today, a Tuesday that Deere is going to lay off some of it's workers. Perhaps that news was leaked out last Friday and that's why it could have sold off last Friday afternoon.
The stock basically has done nothing over the last three years but some traders love it for it's thirty day swings. I have talked about Deere before.
The markets were accepting of this news. In other news Tesla Call option traders are rejoicing.
Image getting in two trading sessions ago at $196.00 to watching it shot up to over $230.00? This was (it's up in the premarkets again) the Telsa trading opportunity of the year! Then there is upside movement in Eli Lilly.
But then there is this background news.
Now this. Talk of a hurricane. Will Home Depot go up?
Then there is Nio. It's shares trade huge volumes and the stock has a wide following. Might it trade back up to $6.00?
It's down almost half price on the year. One of the problems in trying to anticipate what might happen to it's share price movement is that we don't really understand the dynamics of their markets.Nor do we understand in North America how quickly China is going electric.
China continues to grow it's E.V. numbers. Visit the NIO website. *Now this. Chatter about the future of E.V's. This time it's a Ford executive talking about it's state of affairs.
Ford executives have a history of confusing their shareholders.

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