Hey everybody, Rob Mauer here. Happy Friday. Today we are going to be talking about Tesla's

credit rating. Moody's has actually responded to an inquiry about why Tesla is not investment

grade rated by them. So we'll talk about that explanation and some of the implications

around that. And then we do just have a couple of other quick items as well, but should

be a little bit quicker of an episode today. Tesla on the day to day down 2.5% closed

a week at $270.21, while the NASDAQ was down 1.3% on the day to day. This is the sixth

red day in a row for the NASDAQ. We'll see if any of that can change next week as we will

have a short week with the Labor Day holiday on Monday. So a market is closed, likely

no episode as well. Then through the rest of the week we'll have a couple of economic

reports. But really the following week will be the major week with the Consumer Price

Index report and the Producer Price Index reports coming on Tuesday and Wednesday respectively.

The following week after that, we will of course get the FOMC meeting and interest rate

decision for September. Also, an item to keep an eye on. Tesla has said previously or

Ilana said previously that on Monday, September 5, Tesla would be increasing the price of

FSD to $15,000. So something to watch out there for on Monday. And if you're trying

to get an order and maybe get that in this weekend. Quick macro item to continue to watch

here. Russia has now announced that they are indefinitely suspending natural gas flows

for the Nord Stream 1 pipeline. So Russian natural gas into Germany talked about this earlier

this week. It was supposed to just be down for three days for maintenance. Now down indefinitely

the reason that they have given is a technical fault that they have discovered. I think

we can all assess the accuracy of that statement. But certainly something that Germany has

been preparing for, probably not entirely unexpected. So but still some risk because of this

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