TSLA Sep 2024 5.000 call
| Previous close | 170.00 |
| Open | 166.35 |
| Bid | 168.90 |
| Ask | 170.10 |
| Strike | 5.00 |
| Expiry date | 2024-09-20 |
| Day's range | 166.35 - 170.00 |
| Contract range | N/A |
| Volume | |
| Open interest | N/A |
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Biden tariffs target China, Home Depot reports: Yahoo Finance
The White House announced a 'strategic' wave of new tariffs on numerous imports from China. The move raises tariffs on $18 billion of Chinese goods, targeting numerous industries, including EVs, solar panels, medical products, and manufacturing equipment. The EV sector was hit the hardest, with tariffs jumping from 25% to 100%. On the earnings front, several big names reported this morning, including Home Depot (HD), Alibaba (BABA), and Sea Limited (SE). Yahoo Finance trending tickers include GameStop (GME), AMC Entertainment Holdings (AMC), and BlackBerry (BB). Key guests include:9 a.m. ET - Thomas Simons, Jefferies Senior US Economist10:15 a.m. ET - Bob Nardelli, Former Home Depot CEO11 a.m. ET - Lazetta Braxton, Lazetta & Associates Founder & CEO11:40 a.m. ET - Ben Walter, Chase Business Banking CEO
ReutersTesla strike in Sweden heats up as nation's largest union joins fray
Sweden's biggest union on Tuesday threw its weight behind a six-month-old strike by mechanics at Tesla, escalating a conflict the notoriously union-shy company is facing with a Nordic labour force committed to collective bargaining. The focus of the dispute - among Sweden's longest - is Tesla CEO Elon Musk's refusal to sign a collective bargaining agreement allowing the union to strike deals for the workforce as a whole. Last month, Musk said the labour storm had passed in the country where Tesla's Model Y is the top-selling car, but he was contradicted by a representative for metal workers' union IF Metall, who said its strike continued.
ReutersChevron tops Tesla as most-shorted stock in April, says Hazeltree
Oil company Chevron was the most shorted U.S. stock in April, overtaking long-standing top target Tesla as short-sellers up their bets on weaker energy prices, according to a monthly report by data and tech firm Hazeltree. Chevron topped the Hazeltree Shortside Crowdedness Report list as the most shorted large cap stock in the United States, which the firm compiles based on stock borrowing data globally from about 700 asset management funds. While the oil company has occupied second place in the last three months, April saw a jump of over $500 million worth of Chevron's total stock used for shorting, to about 9% from the previous month's roughly 7%.
