Lithium Pump & Dump, Questionable "Roadmap", PPI, Morgan Stanley, Ford (04.13.22)

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Rob Maurer

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🗓️ 14 April 2022

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Summary

➤ Fake report leads to pump and dump of lithium mining stock
➤ PPI report comes in higher than expected
➤ Analyzing a so-called “leaked” Tesla product roadmap
➤ Discussing the battery on Tesla’s new Model Y
➤ Morgan Stanley issues new Tesla note
➤ Ford announces launch date for F-150 Lightning and new Lincoln EV concept

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0:00.0	Hey everybody, we're out of power here for what ended up being kind of a strange news
0:10.6	day for Tesla.
0:11.6	We had a fake report about Tesla acquiring a lithium mining company.
0:15.1	There's also this supposed product roadmap thing going around.
0:17.6	We'll talk about both of those things.
0:18.6	We've also got an update to note from Morgan Stanley, and then we'll talk a little bit
0:21.5	more about the Austin made Model Y and a couple of updates from Ford.
0:26.0	Looking at the markets, not a whole lot to say, pretty much a steady increase across
0:29.0	the board today with the NASDAQ finishing up 2%, which has become all too common.
0:33.8	This year, that sort of volatility, Tesla finishing up 3.6%, which again just feels normal
0:38.0	at this point, to close at $1,022.37 on one of the lowest volume days, so far this year
0:43.8	about 18 million shares traded.
0:45.4	We won't spend as much time on this as we did the CPI yesterday, but today the producer
0:49.2	price index or PPI did come out before market open.
0:52.1	To me, this one seemed a little bit less mixed than some of the findings from the CPI that
0:55.6	we talked about yesterday.
0:56.6	A lot of high numbers in here remember the PPI basically measures the prices that wholesalers
1:01.2	within the United States are paying.
1:02.9	Just like the CPI, this is the report for March and in March, the producer price index rose
1:07.0	by 1.4% above February.
1:10.1	As we can see from the chart, that was the sharpest month of a month increase, and at least
1:13.2	the last year probably significantly more than that.
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