AT&T has reported its first-quarter results for 2024, showcasing a robust performance powered by its 5G and fiber growth initiatives.

Tesla posted disappointing first-quarter 2024 results, missing both earnings and revenue estimates. This marked the third earnings miss in a row for the electric vehicle behemoth, following 10 straight quarters of beat.

The risk on vibes are fading into the North American open. We’re seeing a wave of Dollar demand, while US equity futures point south. Looking ahead, we get US durable goods, and the Bank of Canada Summary of Deliberations.

T-Mobile near all-time high before Q1 earnings. Long-term growth trend, but short-term caution. Support at $158.8, potential head and shoulders pattern.

The crypto world is about to witness a game-changer as Bitcoin completed its halving event. This milestone is set to shake things up, making the king of cryptocurrencies even more scarce than ever before.

Dogecoin price climbed to a new weekly high this morning at the 0.16438 level. The Shiba Inu price jumped to a new weekly high yesterday at the 0.00002814 level.

As we seek sustainable and efficient solutions for the biggest challenges of our time- food security, let’s take a look at 4 key Foodtech trends for 2024 and 3 companies that are reshaping the Foodtech industry: ICL Group, Kraft Heinz, and ADM.

USD/JPY moves higher to 155.00 as US Dollar bounces back. Investors await the US Data to get cues about when the Fed will pivot to interest rate cuts. The BoJ is projected to raise interest rates only one more time by year-end.

Oil prices continue to battle it out around the 82.59 level. Following a correction lower over the last two weeks, price has been attempting to get back above the level in recent sessions.

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The latest survey showed that business activity in the Eurozone grew by the most in almost a year in April, with Germany returning to growth after nine months of contraction.

The dollar is trading weaker on the back of the US-Europe PMI divergence. We’d be cautious about jumping into a bearish narrative on the back of soft activity surveys, as hard data has generally helped the dollar of late.

Like investors, NFL General Managers often think they are smarter than their competitors, aka the market. Yet, they frequently have similar mindsets and follow the same narratives that drive their competition.

The US Dollar was seen softening yesterday on the back of a weaker-than-forecast set of PMI readings for last month. The March manufacturing PMI was seen falling to 49.9 from 51.9 prior, well below the 52 expected.

Looking for support as we touched 0.618 Z vs. X. If we find resistance on Medium Level at 150 then we can expected further downside.  

Tesla's stock price soared over 10% in premarket trading, driven by CEO Elon Musk's promises at the earnings call.

As the week got going, we talked about the possibility that a lot of the Dollar bullishness and equity market bearishness may have been priced to the max, leaving room for a healthy reversal of flow.

Crude oil traded little changed this morning as geopolitical risks continue to ease. Meanwhile, a constructive API report failed to lift sentiment.

Tesla's upcoming robo taxi service aims to modernize the taxi-hailing experience. While the app capitalizes on autonomous technology, it lacks explicit mentions of the vehicles' autonomy.

At Monday's close, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (US30) was up 0.69%, while the S&P 500 Index (US500) added 1.20%. The NASDAQ Technology Index (US100) closed positive 1.59% on Tuesday.