Hey everybody Rob Mower here and today we are talking about Tesla stock and the

S&P 500 inclusion process we have an updated note from Goldman Sachs,

talking a little bit about funds that may need to purchase Tesla.

We also have some news on the Model Y and then a recently published study by the Fremont

Police Department on using a Tesla as a police vehicle.

All right, so first up on the stock, Tesla's green streak has come to an end, finishing down

1.93% today to $469.61 cents, that compared to the NASDAQ down 0.4% and to again

quickly just check on the volume as we've been doing for the last few days

it was quite a bit lower today only about 32 million shares traded hands.

That was the 201st highest volume rank day for the last year.

So very low, that's out of about 250 trading days.

It was actually even below the one month average of 33 million shares and well below the three month and 12 month averages around 60 million shares per debt.

If you're curious why I keep talking about volume, it's because I anticipate a lot of shares needing to be purchased.

So I do want to keep an eye on volume

as we head into the S&P inclusion.

I do expect most of the related buying for that

will happen around inclusion,

but who knows how much front running there's going to be.

So I think if we see a lot of really heavy volume heading into that,

that might indicate a little bit more front running.

So it's not normally something I watch super closely

and I'm definitely not a technical analysis based investor, but just something I'm kind of finding interesting

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