Hey everybody, Rob Marrow here. Welcome back to Tesla Daily today. Obviously a pretty

tough day for Tesla stock. We're going to be talking about some of the fears that have

risen in the market over the weekend and into today. We'll talk a little bit more about

the Twitter situation as Twitter is now, planning to sue Elon Musk. Got some news on supercharging

and a couple other items as well. Alright, so Tesla today is starting the week off

down 6.5% to close at $703.3, while the NASDAQ was down at 2.25%. This is even worse for

Tesla though if you consider the after hours movement on Friday after the Twitter news broke.

Tesla had been up around $770 a share, so almost a 10% drop here from after hours on Friday.

Some of that might be Twitter related. We'll talk a little bit more about that later

on. I don't want to start there because I know people are, some people at least are a

little bit tired of hearing about Twitter. But I think this was more macro related. We

did see a lot of stocks that were down around this level for today. I mean, for example,

here I'm looking at Nvidia, they were down 4.5%, Rivian down 6.5%, Lucid down 7.5%. None

of these companies are affected by the Twitter situation, so I've been arguing for months

that this so-called Twitter overhang on the stock has not been all that significant.

While I do think it exists to an extent, it's been way over emphasized and hopefully

today kind of demonstrates that. So I think it's been more macro factors and we'll talk

about what those are here in a second, but that will probably continue throughout this

week. As we've talked about, the consumer price index will be reported Wednesday morning

before market open. This time around probably even more critical than usual. It'll drive

interest rate expectations for the Fed's next meeting on July 26th and 27th. And those

expectations are pretty influential on the market. As for today, a lot of the attention

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