Joshua Ramos

5 days ago | watcher.guru | Joshua Ramos |Joshua Ramos

There are few companies in the US stock market that have had as volatile a 2025 as Tesla (TSLA). The EV manufacturer has suffered from a brand crisis that saw its reach and market share overseas plummet. Now, despite things turning around, Tesla sales in Europe have hit a 3-year low, with worries abounding that it could keep the stock from the $350 level. The company has seen its overall prevalence in Europe decrease due to the political affiliations and reach of CEO Elon Musk.

5 days ago | watcher.guru | Joshua Ramos |Joshua Ramos

The global growth of the cryptocurrency market continued in a major way Monday as Sberbank, the largest bank in Russia, officially announced the launch of Bitcoin-tied structured bonds. Indeed, the new bond will track the price of BTC and the dollar-to-ruble exchange rate, according to a press release. The development marks a significant and continued shift for Moscow. Specifically, it has begun to embrace the cryptocurrency market like never before.

1 week ago | watcher.guru | Joshua Ramos

There has been no shortage of geopolitical tensions ravaging the global market throughout 2025. Indeed, nations are picking sides, with the West and Global South engaged in a major faceoff. That culminated this week with one BRICS nation unveiling a 5-year plan to compete with the US on the global stage. The United States and President Donald Trump have implemented foreign trade policy that has stoked the flames of conflict.

1 week ago | watcher.guru | Joshua Ramos

It has been a major return to form for Tesla (TSLA) over the last month. Despite its early struggles, the EV manufacturer has once again become one of the biggest gainers of the Magnificent 7. Indeed, Tesla may yet have $500 upside this year, with two reasons the stock can challenge its record high in 2025. The company has gone through a roller coaster many investors hadn’t signed up for.

1 week ago | watcher.guru | Joshua Ramos

Since the start of the year, the US stock market has been something of a mixed bag. With macroeconomic pressures and geopolitical uncertainties, shares have been increasingly volatile. However, that hasn’t stopped one stock from being a clear focus. Specifically, Amazon (AMZN) has been grabbed by institutional investors loading up on the stock for one critical reason. The e-commerce juggernaut has been an investor favorite for much of the last two years.