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*3 Rules I Never Follow When I’m Looking for a New Apartment*

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*Daily Deals (11-06-2023)*

Unless there’s something wrong with my calendar, Black Friday is nearly three weeks away. But that hasn’t stopped Best Buy and Newegg from launching β€œBlack Friday Deals” sales a little early. Don’t be surprised if more items go on sale in the coming weeks though. Meanwhile, EBay is running a sale that lets you save […] The post Daily Deals (11-06-2023) appeared first on Liliputing.
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*Cathie Wood has a blunt warning about Tesla's stock over the coming months*

Ark Invest has been uber-bullish on both Elon Musk and Tesla TSLA from the very beginning. The investment firm is convinced that Tesla is in the pole position to dominate in the coming era of self-driving cars and robotaxi fleets, a nonexistent industry Ark thinks will be worth up to $10 trillion by 2030. The company's faith in Tesla is such that, in April, it released a new projection that Tesla will be trading at $2,000 per share by 2027, an increase of around ten times its current value. Even weak quarterly earnings and a consistently falling gross margin have not dampened Ark's Tesla bull thesis, seemingly because of its fixation with robotaxis. Still, Ark has been shaving its Tesla holding over the past few months, even as the stock continues its volatile roller-coaster ride of regular ups and downs. Related: How Cathie Wood's major stock moves have hit recent snags In June, Ark's flagship Innovation ETF owned roughly 3.5 million Tesla shares, weighted at about 12.5% of the ETf's portfolio. As of Oct. 23, the fund's Tesla holding had fallen to 2.6 million shares, worth $549.8 million and weighted at only 8.9% of the ETF. Falling further through the beginning of November, Ark Innovation's Tesla holding has been bumped from its number-one slot to the third-largest name in the fund. Its 2.6 million shares are worth less than $600 million. Tesla will hold its Cybertruck delivery event on November 30. Bloomberg/Getty Images Despite this, Cathie Wood, Ark's CEO and investment lead, remains very pleased with her Tesla holding. When Ark buys and sells Tesla "It goes through wild swings," she told Bloomberg. When the stock is up a lot, specifically increasing relative to other stocks in a given fund, Wood said, "We will sell some and redeploy into stocks that have either been hit by some very short-term concern or have underperformed significantly relative to Tesla for some other reason." On the flip side, Ark looks to snap up more shares in Tesla when the stock is struggling. "But it's staying right up in the top two to three names of the portfolio because it is in the pole position for this opportunity," Wood said, referring again to robotaxis and autonomous driving.Related: Cathie Wood reveals the truth behind Elon Musk's fruitless self-driving predictionsNear-term Tesla volatility But a more immediate point of interest for Wood involves the much-anticipated Cybertruck, which will make its first deliveries later in November. Though she's excited about it, Wood noted plenty of near-term concern around the release of the vehicle as well. "We know that next year, as they launch the Cybertruck, it's not going to be profitable," Wood said, referring to the scaling issues inherent to the production of the truck. "We are going to have to navigate through a volatile period. Whenever Tesla is setting up to do anything, there's usually a lot of controversy around it. So controversy around the Cybertruck, how well it will sell, or how complicated it will be to scale." Musk himself that he doesn't expect the Cybertruck to be profitable until it can properly scale up, something that could take up to 18 months. "I think a couple of things will happen," Wood said. "People, when they see the Cybertruck, I think people are going to get very excited about the next big leg for Tesla: the truck market." Tesla shares, now up only 76% for the year, ticked slightly lower Monday. Related: Cathie Wood's super bullish Tesla stance tested after latest earnings Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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Cathie Wood has a blunt warning about Tesla's stock over the coming months

Ark Invest has been uber-bullish on both Elon Musk and Tesla TSLA from the very beginning. The investment firm is convinced that Tesla is in the pole position to dominate in the coming era of self-driving cars and robotaxi fleets, a nonexistent industry Ark thinks will be worth up to $10 trillion by 2030. The company's faith in Tesla is such that, in April, it released a new projection that Tesla will be trading at $2,000 per share by 2027, an increase of around ten times its current value. Even weak quarterly earnings and a consistently falling gross margin have not dampened Ark's Tesla bull thesis, seemingly because of its fixation with robotaxis. Still, Ark has been shaving its Tesla holding over the past few months, even as the stock continues its volatile roller-coaster ride of regular ups and downs. Related: How Cathie Wood's major stock moves have hit recent snags In June, Ark's flagship Innovation ETF owned roughly 3.5 million Tesla shares, weighted at about 12.5% of the ETf's portfolio. As of Oct. 23, the fund's Tesla holding had fallen to 2.6 million shares, worth $549.8 million and weighted at only 8.9% of the ETF. Falling further through the beginning of November, Ark Innovation's Tesla holding has been bumped from its number-one slot to the third-largest name in the fund. Its 2.6 million shares are worth less than $600 million. Tesla will hold its Cybertruck delivery event on November 30. Bloomberg/Getty Images Despite this, Cathie Wood, Ark's CEO and investment lead, remains very pleased with her Tesla holding. When Ark buys and sells Tesla "It goes through wild swings," she told Bloomberg. When the stock is up a lot, specifically increasing relative to other stocks in a given fund, Wood said, "We will sell some and redeploy into stocks that have either been hit by some very short-term concern or have underperformed significantly relative to Tesla for some other reason." On the flip side, Ark looks to snap up more shares in Tesla when the stock is struggling. "But it's staying right up in the top two to three names of the portfolio because it is in the pole position for this opportunity," Wood said, referring again to robotaxis and autonomous driving.Related: Cathie Wood reveals the truth behind Elon Musk's fruitless self-driving predictionsNear-term Tesla volatility But a more immediate point of interest for Wood involves the much-anticipated Cybertruck, which will make its first deliveries later in November. Though she's excited about it, Wood noted plenty of near-term concern around the release of the vehicle as well. "We know that next year, as they launch the Cybertruck, it's not going to be profitable," Wood said, referring to the scaling issues inherent to the production of the truck. "We are going to have to navigate through a volatile period. Whenever Tesla is setting up to do anything, there's usually a lot of controversy around it. So controversy around the Cybertruck, how well it will sell, or how complicated it will be to scale." Musk himself that he doesn't expect the Cybertruck to be profitable until it can properly scale up, something that could take up to 18 months. "I think a couple of things will happen," Wood said. "People, when they see the Cybertruck, I think people are going to get very excited about the next big leg for Tesla: the truck market." Tesla shares, now up only 76% for the year, ticked slightly lower Monday. Related: Cathie Wood's super bullish Tesla stance tested after latest earnings Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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*Amazon Just Announced the Dates of Its Black Friday Sale, But Here Are 7 Huge Deals to Shop Now*

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*You can get Keurig coffee makers for as little as $50 as Amazon starts rolling out early Black Friday deals*

TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Whether you swear by iced coffee all year or prefer hot as temperatures get chillier, we can all agree that making the delicious beverage at home is a real treat. Not only can it save you from a trip out to get it, but you’ll also wind up saving money. To make brewing at home easier and more affordable, Amazon is discounting Keurig coffee makers by up to 50% ahead of its official Black Friday sale events. You can get one for just $50 right now, and for Prime members, it can arrive as quickly as one day. You can see the full assortment of Keurig machines discounted on Amazon here, and ahead, we’re sharing our favorites.Keurig K-Compact Coffee Maker, $50 (was $100) at Amazon Amazon Whether you’re the only coffee drinker in the house or just tight on counter space, you can’t beat the value of Keurig’s K-Compact Coffee Maker. It’s down to just $50 on Amazon in red and turquoise after an instant 50% discount. While it’s just under 14-inches in height, the K-Compact can brew three sizes of coffeeβ€”6-, 8-, and 10-ouncesβ€”from a single K-Cup pod. You won’t need to refill to brew every time, as the water reservoir holds up to 36-ounces. One reviewer shared, β€œGotta love this Keurig!! Very easy to use and clean. Gives out the coffee you want every time.” Aiding in the cleaning process is a removable drip tray that catches overflows and droplets, plus it can be removed to accommodate larger coffee mugs. Another happy shopper shared that it was β€œJust what I needed!!”Keurig K-Iced Single Serve Coffee Maker, $70 (was $100) at Amazon Amazon While you could make iced coffee with any Keurig by simply adding ice cubes, Keurig does make a machine purpose-built for the drink. The K-Iced coffee maker is down to $70 after a $30 discount, and it’s β€œgreat for iced coffee lovers.” Why? It comes down to the brewing process as it adjusts the temperature to preserve the excellent coffee taste you’d expect. It still brews in three sizes and boasts a 42-ounce water reservoir.Keurig K-Elite Coffee Maker, $110 (was $190) at Amazon Amazon If you need a broader range of brewing sizes, an even larger reservoir, or the ability for instant hot water, consider the K-Elite Coffee Maker. It normally costs $190, but the brushed slated color is 42% off at $110. This coffee machine brews in 4-, 6-, 8, 10-, and 12-ounce sizes and can alter the process for iced drinks. It pulls from a massive 73-ounce reservoir and can provide instant hot water with the push of a button. The K-Elite has been purchased over 30,000 times in the past month on Amazon and is backed by over 45,000 five-star ratings, so it’s safe to call this a popular choice. One reviewer was β€œthrilled” after upgrading to the K-Elite and shared it’s a β€œreally outstanding coffee maker!”
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