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Yield curve signals Recession! TSLA will be hit the Hardest ?

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NASDAQ:TSLA   Tesla
Those used to seeing the Tesla (TSLA) stock price go pretty much in one direction have had a rude, painful surprise in 2022, seeing it drop by more than 44% to $700.Those same buy the dippers will be hit the hardest. Some of this decline is undoubtedly caused as a result of me being short lol.

There are reportedly delays in the production of its proposed electric pickup truck; according to Reuters, this was planned for late 2022 but has been pushed back until at least the first quarter of 2023. Meaning I won't be buying this until after seeing Cybertrucks all over the streets. and as a result, it may not go up significantly without me.

I'm also closely watching the flat curve between yields on two- and 10-year notes, we haven't inverted yet, but we are so close to an inversion. it's a signal that some investors may be anticipating that economic growth will slow from its current robust pace & ultimately may lead to a recession.

Although this is not financial advice by any means, However for the folks who have been waiting for my signal to short the hell out of this bubble, you are now free to short again.
take moderate risk.

Regards:

The one and only


Comment:
US 2 year treasury note shall always be lower than 5 or 10-year bill

us 2-year note is standing at 2.130% atm
while 5 years is at 2.331%
and 10 years at 2.306%
we have a yield curve inversion between 5 years and 10 years
this is a major signal of the coming recession
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Wishing everybody all best
Trade closed: target reached:
I'm more than partially out at 800. Long-term target will remain 600 .

Let's wait some weeks, to short from a better price. If we are lucky we will get a nice correction
Comment:
I'm in the buys for the short run. Avg price below 150

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