Mohit Oberoi

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Equity Analyst & Financial Journalist at Freelance

Business Expert at Business 2 Community

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1 Dividend Stock To Buy If The Tariff War Escalates

3 days ago | barchart.com | Mohit Oberoi

The tariff uncertainty refuses to die down, and President Donald Trump has signaled an escalation by recently raising tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from 25% to 50%. The European Union has already threatened countermeasures against Trump’s steel tariffs. The U.S.-China trade truce also faces challenges with Trump accusing the world’s second-largest economy of violating the agreement that the two sides reached in Geneva last month.
Is TSLA Stock Still A Buy As The ‘Musk Back At Tesla’ Story Runs Its Course?

4 days ago | barchart.com | Mohit Oberoi

Tesla (TSLA) stock has whipsawed since President Donald Trump’s reelection in November 2024. In December, Tesla hit its all-time high, riding the “Trump trade.” However, the stock came under selling pressure this year in part due to CEO Elon Musk’s political activities. Musk’s association with Trump and his open embrace of global right-wing leaders negatively impacted investor sentiment, with some surveys showing his politics hurting Tesla’s sales.
Will Lucid Stock Be The Next Tesla Or Fade Away Like Nikola?

5 days ago | barchart.com | Mohit Oberoi

While U.S. electric vehicle market leader Tesla (TSLA) has recouped most of its 2025 losses and has rejoined the $1 trillion market cap club, things have been quite bleak for startup EV companies this year. The spate of bankruptcies has continued in 2025, with Nikola (NKLAQ) and Canoo (GOEVQ) joining the ever-growing list of startups going out of business. Of this group, I find only Lucid Group (LCID) and Rivian (RIVN) as two names worth discussing.
Key takeaways from Chinese EV companies’ May 2025 deliveries

6 days ago | buyshares.co.uk | Mohit Oberoi

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) companies have reported their deliveries for May. Here are the key takeaways from their reports. Xpeng Motors reported steady growth in EV deliveriesXpeng Motors delivered 33,525 EVs in May, which was 230% higher YoY, even as the number was lower than in April. The company’s deliveries have topped 30,000 for seven consecutive months, thanks to strong demand for its Mona MO3, whose cumulative deliveries topped 100,000 in April.
Is A New All-Time High Next For Nvidia Stock After Yet Another Earnings Beat?

1 week ago | barchart.com | Mohit Oberoi

Nvidia (NVDA) released its fiscal Q1 2026 earnings yesterday, and it was yet another beat from the Jensen Huang-led company. When it comes to Nvidia, the discussion is usually not about whether the company will beat consensus estimates, but by what margin. Nvidia reported revenue of $44.06 billion in the quarter, which was up 69% year-over-year and ahead of the $43.31 billion that analysts expected. The number was also higher than the upper end of the company’s guidance.
Should You Buy The Dip In XPEV Or Panic Sell Amid Price War?

1 week ago | barchart.com | Mohit Oberoi

While Xpeng Motors (XPEV) is up over 65% for the year to date, it has looked weak in recent days and has come off its highs. The company’s Q1 2025 financial performance was quite impressive, but concerns over regulatory scrutiny over sales of new cars as “used cars” in the second-hand market by some automotive companies in China and an escalating price war in China have pressured XPEV stock. In this article, we’ll discuss whether you should buy the dip in the stock or steer clear.
1 Dividend Stock To Buy Now As Stocks Stay Volatile

1 week ago | barchart.com | Mohit Oberoi

Tariff uncertainty and recession fears have kept investors on tenterhooks this year. While President Donald Trump has delayed his “reciprocal tariffs” and his administration is working on trade deals, there is still a lot of uncertainty over tariffs. For instance, last week, Trump talked about a 50% tariff on imports from the European Union, which he soon delayed to July 9. The macroeconomic environment is also quite volatile, with the U.S. recently losing its only remaining top credit rating.
184 Million Logins Stolen in Huge Data Breach: How to Secure Your Accounts

1 week ago | business2community.com | Mohit Oberoi

In one of the largest data breaches of all time, Cybersecurity Researcher Jeremiah Fowler discovered an online database containing 184 million unique account credentials. The database wasn’t even password-protected and contains usernames and passwords for several websites like Microsoft, Apple, Google, Snapchat, Facebook, and Instagram. To make things worse, it even had credentials for financial accounts, health platforms, and government portals.
Critics Slam FTC As It Drops Cases Against Pepsi and Microsoft

1 week ago | business2community.com | Mohit Oberoi

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has dropped its case against PepsiCo after the previous administration accused the beverage giant of providing Walmart with an anticompetitive pricing advantage compared to other retailers. Separately, the new all-Republican commission has dropped the long-standing case against Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
Deep-Sea Mining Is Coming: Will It Destroy the Ocean Ecosystem?

1 week ago | business2community.com | Mohit Oberoi

The Trump Administration is initiating the process of selling leases for deep-sea mining. While deep-sea mining is expected to result in discoveries of critical minerals, some of which are crucial for the green energy supply chain, environmentalists have warned of its repercussions for the environment. Here’s everything we know about the Trump administration’s push for deep-sea mining and why it’s such a polarizing topic.