Wall Street Unfazed by Russian Events, Speculation on Oil Production's Impact
This article is a summary of a YouTube video "Ereignisse in Russland lassen Wall Street (zu Recht) kalt" by Markus Koch Wall Street
TLDR Wall Street remains unfazed by recent events in Russia and other market developments, with speculation that increased oil production in Russia could stabilize the global economy and counteract inflation.
Key insights
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Goldman Sachs downgrading Google and grading Tesla's shares highlights the influence of analysts on stock performance.
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The analyst from Goldman Sachs believes that while the stock may have been downgraded, the overall outlook for the electric vehicle market is still very optimistic, suggesting that Tesla's stock will continue to perform well.
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The interview with Niles Allstar, a hedge fund manager focused on the tech industry, provides both positive and negative comments about Google and Meta.
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Micron's target price is raised to $65, indicating positive performance and a promising business model.
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The high level of debt in China poses a risk of capital flight and could impact the stock market.
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Smartphone deliveries in China rose by almost 23% in May, which would be very good news for Apple and other companies.
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Mercedes has taken a 3.7% share in Lucid, suggesting a potential partnership or investment in the electric vehicle company.
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The upcoming economic news, including the PC report and inflation data from Euroland, will bring excitement to the market at the end of the week.
Wall Street is unfazed by recent events in Russia, including downgrades of Google and Tesla shares, a takeover by IBM in the software sector, and a 4.6 billion dollar deal, as American companies have already written off their assets in the region and Russia's business cycle is no longer relevant for the global economy, with speculation that increased oil production in Russia could stabilize the world economy and counteract inflation.
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02:41
Tesla shares and Alpha shares were down, with multiple downgrades, but the overall market for electric vehicles remains optimistic and Tesla stock is expected to remain strong.
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04:17
Google's advertising business is at risk as users may rely more on AI to access information, potentially impacting revenue.
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07:00
Wall Street remains unaffected by recent events in Russia, with positive comments on Micron's target price increase and upcoming quarterly figures, while also noting potential challenges due to restrictions on Micron technology in China.
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08:15
Economic data from Germany and calls for measures in China indicate a cooling economy, while Russia's events and negative comments from Goldman Sachs have no impact on Wall Street.
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11:47
Aston Martin will switch to using Lucid batteries as Lucid acquires a 3.7% share, while SpaceX buys $150 billion worth of shares, IBM acquires a cloud-based software company for $4.6 billion, and private equity companies support expansion in the USA.
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13:58
The US real estate market is active, with SL Green selling a 50% interest in an office building for $2 billion, while Spirit Aerosystems faces a strike; Boston Beer is recommended to beat market expectations, and upcoming economic news includes the PC report and inflation data from Euroland.
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16:05
The declining inflation data suggests that the American central banks are already sufficiently stimulating the economy, making further rate hikes a risk of derailing the economy.
This article is a summary of a YouTube video "Ereignisse in Russland lassen Wall Street (zu Recht) kalt" by Markus Koch Wall Street
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