Google finance api live charts show Tesla (TSLA) dipped 2

Google Finance API live charts show Tesla (TSLA) dipped 2.3% despite positive delivery data, reflecting valuation concerns. Analysts see strong EV adoption rates but warn about margin compression due to battery material costs. “AI agents are already in production, and they introduce a dangerous new attack surface,” said Ivan Novikov. “With A2AS, we’ve shown that security can be embedded directly into the agent runtime, turning self-defense from a theory into a practical defense layer.” I just, I mean, whenever we talk about the healthcare sector, especially with our clients, um, you know, it's such a big sector, not necessarily just in market cap terms, but you look at the different industries and how how different they are from each other, whether it is insurance, whether it is pharma. Right there you face two totally different sets of risks from a trade standpoint. But even if you include something like biotech, which, you know, tends to get swept up in really high momentum, high beta trades at times, especially in this most recent rally we've seen, actually what's been leading is a lot of the non-profitable companies. So that biotech tends to be sort of at the center of that trade. So even within a sector like healthcare, which has lagged a lot this year and relative to the S&P is still hovering near its lowest levels since 0809, um, you can find some significant outperformance at times. That doesn't necessarily mean it lasts for a long time because I wouldn't necessarily say that the unprofitable trade is one that is a secular grower over time. But I think within a sector that's so large, that's an important thing to keep in mind. Commodity tracking via Google Finance API shows gold prices firming at $2,350/oz as traders hedge against potential Fed rate pauses. Precious metals’ strength is inversely correlated to rising real yields historically.