This category covers crypto market news today, including crypto index trends, major exchange data, capital flows, sentiment shifts, regulation impact and crypto’s interaction with traditional finance. Designed to help you understand the forces driving valuation across tokens, sectors and regions.
Elon Musk has announced that Tesla has now produced 1 million vehicles. Tesla (TSLA) stock positively reacted to this announcement and jumped almost 10% in the premarket.
Call of Duty authors are launching a new battle royale game Warzone that will try to bite off a market share from Apex Legends, Fortnite, PlayerUnknown Battlegrounds, etc.
Last week major stock and cryptocurrency trading app Robinhood experienced a major outage. On March 9, it went offline again.
Inovio (INO) stock has now erased some of its YTD gains after Citron Research suggested the company was grandstanding. Citron’s analysts now put INO at $2.
The Italian government has announced extraordinary measures to contain the coronavirus. Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte on Monday declared the entire country a “red zone,” meaning people should stay home except of work needs and emergencies.
While Facebook (FB) stock is experiencing not the best times, the company takes contingent plans for the future by adding two female board members.
Virgin Galactic (SPCE) stock does not differ from other tech shares in yielding to the influence of negative events. It lost 10.29% on Monday. At the same time Musk worries that SpaceX won’t fo to Mars before he dies.
As per Cramer’s analysis, the coronavirus outbreak has just accelerated the “work from home economy” and this could potentially benefit e-commerce giant Amazon (AMZN) in the long run.
Tesla (TSLA) stock was fully in the red on Monday as a result of oil price disputes between Saudi Arabia and Russia. But it remains number one among the most shorted stocks on the market.
While some stocks are seriously falling being affected by the current events in the world, Berkshire Hathaway stock may be the biggest winner.
Though the companies are trying to implement measures to stay strong amid the coronavirus outbreak, their stocks are still suffering. Apple (AAPL) stock was seriously down yesterday but started to gain after hours.
Global markets were in a massive state of turmoil on Monday as major indices, including Dow Jones and S&P 500, collapsed over 7% triggering circuit breakers and suspending trading on Wall Street for 15 minutes.
Shares of Tesla (TSLA) were down 12.01% at the opening today as the oil price war between OPEC and Russia alongside deepening coronavirus anxiety in the U.S. rattled investors.
Calling the coronavirus pandemic as an “unprecedented moment”, Apple boss Tim Cook asked employees to work remotely. The virus outbreak has sent tremors all across Wall Street. Trading on U.S. exchange closed for 15 minutes on Monday market opening.
Dow Jones has lost over 1,880 points due to a row of factors including Saudi’s oil price slash as well as the coronavirus that is quickly spreading. More bleeding is expected.