
Tesla (TSLA) Stock Rises 15%, Is It Time to Buy TSLA Instead of Toilet Paper?
Tesla (TSLA) Stock price is up. There are several reasons to think that the automaker will do well during these chaotic times.
Tesla (TSLA) Stock price is up. There are several reasons to think that the automaker will do well during these chaotic times.
As Moderna’s CEO Stephane Bancel said, COVID-19 vaccine mRNA-1273 could be first available to a select group of healthcare workers, under emergency use authorization. MRNA stock is up in the premarket.
Boeing (BA) shares surged more than 11% at the market close and reached at $105.62 on March 23. The company announced that it would shut down production at its Seattle area factories for at least two weeks.
Netflix (NFLX) stock rose by over 8% following an upgrade to outperform from neutral by Baird Equity Research. The firm said the rise of cord-cutting could be compounded through the coronavirus crisis and provide a bigger boost to Netflix.
Amazon stock has revamped 3.07% at the market close on March 23. In the pre-market, its price is $1,970. The company is set to deliver and pick up at-home test kits which are provided by gates foundation in Seattle.
Hasbro (HAS) shares jumped more than 12% and its CEO Brian Goldner said on CNBC that the company was seeing strong demands for its products. He believes that by April the production will be fully caught up.
Zoom Video Communications is one of the winners in coronavirus time. On Monday, ZM stock skyrocketed by 22.22% to reach $159.56.
The FED’s Jerome Powell and Secretary of Treasury Steven Mnuchin announced insane stock buyout. They want to support the economy to deliver relief to small businesses. They implement a zero rate on repo operations to make sure the bank has short-term funding.
The schedule for the iPhone 12 release is fall 2020. However, it may change because of the current situation with the coronavirus outbreak that affects markets. Today, Apple (APPL) stock dropped.
Tesla (TSLA) stock is in the green now. Tesla, GM, and Ford have been given the go-ahead to ramp up the production of ventilators used in the treatment of coronavirus patients.
While Google is working on its COVID-19 website, Alphabet (GOOGL) stock is trading in the red. Now its price is around $1036 per share.
Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) stock lost 5.64% on Friday and is 2.33% down today. The company’s CEO Alex Gorsky reassured that the company will have important data by the end of the year to offer a coronavirus vaccine.
Disney (DIS) stock price is falling due to the poor performance of its “Onward” movie. COVID-19 is causing disruptions in the entertainment industry apparently. Meanwhile, Disney+ is launching in Europe.
The fiscal stimulus bill presented by the Trump government failed to receive a key Senate vote and was halted from passing. The Democrats said that the bill did little to help out workers and more to bail out companies.
Alibaba and Tencent stocks indicate resilience amid the coronavirus stock market effect. China, the first country to be hit by the deadly coronavirus in early December, now aims to be a stabilizing force in the global market.