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The world’s 500 richest people suffered the biggest two-day loss ever on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index as fallout from President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement decimated markets across the glob

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Tesla stock closed below key a support level Monday, leaving investors wondering where shares are headed next into the company's key first-quarter earnings report.Tesla stock dropped 5.6% Monday, losing almost $10 and closing at $161.48 following news that Tesla would lay off more than 10% of its 140,000-strong workforce. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite fell 1.2% and 1.8%, respectively.The drop Monday took Tesla below technical support levels at about $164 a share. Support and resistance are terms used by traders and technical analysts. They represent levels where investors have been willing to buy, or sell, stock in the past.Breaking through a support level leaves investors looking for the next level where declines might stop. Fairlead Strategies cofounder Katie Stockton said $148 a share represents another level of support.Stockton isn't making a fundamental call on the stock. She looks at stock charts to suss out where shares can go over the short- and medium-term. Moving averages,

After reporting quarterly results on Jan. 30, shares in Alphabet experienced a moderate pullback in price.Don’t follow investors’ reaction to Google’s earnings and guidance updates.Alphabet’s AI catalysts could boost GOOG stock in the coming months.Post-earnings, investors bailed on Alphabet , but according to my Google stock analysis, there’s no need to head for the exits. Taking a closer look at the report itself, one thing’s clear. The results didn’t exactly warrant such a negative reaction.Although overall results beat forecasts, Alphabet’s advertising revenue during the quarter did not. Advertising revenue came in at $65.5 billion for the quarter. While representing a nearly 11% year-over-year increase, analysts were expecting ad revenue of $65.8 billion.Citi’s Ronald Josey, who increased his price target for GOOG from $153 to $168 per share, also cited “improving trends” for Alphabet’s non-search businesses, such as Google Cloud and YouTube. Given earnings forecasts, it’s easy t