Hey everybody Rob Mauer here and quite a bit to go through today. We have an updated note on Tesla from Goldman Sachs. We'll go through that briefly. Quite a few tweets from Elon specifically relating to full self-driving as well as an ongoing. I don't know if I'd call it a feud with Bill Gates, but a little bit there.

Then we have some news out of China, news on solar, and a couple other stories to go through as well.

First thing today is Tesla stock, finishing up 12.5% on the day to $490.62.

That compared to the NASDAQ also a pretty strong day up 1.9 percent.

But Tesla continues to rebound.

The closing price today is actually now above the closing price on Friday 94 right before the

S&P inclusion announcement that did not include Tesla happened. So Tesla has

now completely erased the down 21% worst single day performance ever last week on Tuesday,

providing us with yet another example of why I personally hate stop loss orders.

Sticking with the stock here for just a second, Goldman did issue an updated note today.

I believe they kept their price target the same, that is $295 post-split. But they did provide an update to a metric that they have been tracking that we've talked about in the past. That is global Tesla Downloads. They track this because they believe

there might be some correlation with app downloads and deliveries which I think

intuitively makes some sense though I don't think it was the best last quarter.

Anyway they write quote,

Tesla Global Weekly App Downloads have recently been tracking up

on a year over year basis with the most recent full week of global data

at up about 20% year over year."

Personally, I don't put a whole lot of weight in this.

This up 20% that's just the last full week.

They do also provide a rolling three month average.

That actually looks relatively close to last year's

Q3 though it's a little tough to tell because the charts that they have

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