In the dynamic world of politics and technology, the relationship between Elon Musk and Donald Trump has been under scrutiny. This is particularly true given Musk's recent public critique of the Stargate project, a Trump-endorsed initiative aimed at advancing AI infrastructure in the United States. Musk's scepticism, which focused on the financial capability of tech giants like OpenAI, Oracle, and SoftBank, has sparked discussions about the nature of their relationship and its potential implications for Tesla and beyond. Musk's Critique: A Personal or Professional Dispute? Elon Musk's denouncement of the Stargate project, where he stated that the companies involved "don't have the money" to back their $100 billion pledge, can be viewed through multiple lenses. Primarily, it reflects Musk's

🔮 Click to vote! Guess how $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ will close on Thursday, January 30, following its earnings report. If you get the correct answer, you may share 1,000 Tiger Coins with other Tigers!Tesla is set to release its Q4 2024 and full-year earnings report after the U.S. market closes on January 29, 2025 (Wednesday, ET).Market expectations for Tesla’s Q4 performance:📌 Revenue: $27.15 billion (+7% YoY)📌 Adjusted Net Income: $2.661 billion (+7% YoY)📌 Adjusted EPS: $0.75Earlier this month, Tesla announced its 2024 vehicle delivery data:🚗 Annual Deliveries: 1.79 million vehicles (below analyst estimates of 1.8 million).🚗 Q4 Deliveries: 496,000 vehicles (record high, but below the 512,000 expected).With Tesla’s first-ever annual delivery decline,

$Microsoft(MSFT)$ is up over 4% in a single day and one of the most volatile and biggest days in its history.There are a couple reasons why it's up so much:The hottest Stargate hype of late, but not really too much about Microsoft.Although there is an inflow of funds in the AI circle, Microsoft will also share the benefits.But the secondary market currently lacks channels to invest directly in OpenAI, so the logic of speculating on MSFT to speculate on OpenAI is the same as buying $Destiny Tech100 Inc(DXYZ)$ to speculate on Starlink, which is actually a premium.Guess if that premium is still there if OpenAI goes public?There is a lot of hype about next week's earnings expectations, but it doesn't take int

Elon Musk, the visionary CEO of Tesla, SpaceX, and a suite of other innovative companies, has never shied away from sharing his views, including his recent support for Donald Trump’s presidential aspirations. With Musk’s endorsement potentially signaling alignment with Trump’s pro-business policies, investors are left pondering: How could this influence Tesla’s trajectory, particularly as we count down to a possible Trump presidency? In this article, we explore the symbiotic relationship between Musk’s business ventures and Trump’s policy agenda, examining the potential benefits and challenges Tesla might face in this evolving political landscape. Trump’s Business Policies and Their Potential Impact on Tesla $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Historically, Trum

U.S. bonds rallied at the limit last week, but are still at relatively high levels in anticipation of Trump's inauguration. $US10Y(US10Y.BOND)$ yield fell back after hitting 4.8%.The current position may be a better opportunity for right side investors to enter the market.Term premium is the main force behind the current round of U.S. bond upward movementBefore the September rate cut, the 10-year Treasury rate was at its lowest at 3.62%.Since then, the 10-year bond rate has risen all the way to a high of 4.8% on January 14th.That's a total increase of 118 basis points (bps).During this period, the 3-month Treasury rate fell about 55 basis points because the Fed cut rates.During the same time period, the term premium between the 10-year and t