10 things before the opening bell

10 things before the opening bell

Tesla stock this week has . Twitter jitters and a broader sell-off are to blame. Let's jump in. If you dig this email, you'll love , which will cover the biggest stories in banking, private equity, hedge funds, and fintech. Coming soon — Shares of Elon Musk's EV-maker dipped of $695 Tuesday amid a broader tech sell-off. Shareholders of the EV maker are growing tired of Musk's game with Twitter, fearing that it could distract him from running Tesla. The unease is bringing Tesla stock closer to . "We believe with the Twitter shareholder meeting on the horizon and approval for the deal expected, Musk…has to decide his next step in this soap opera as Tesla investor patience is wearing very thin," Wedbush's Dan Ives said in a Monday note. and are forecasting more pain to come. "There is no prospect for a material reduction in inflation unless the Fed aggressively raises rates, or the stock market crashes," billionaire tweeted Monday. Goldman Sachs had this to say: "In order for equities to , this kind of monetary-tightening induced contraction is most likely to end when the Fed itself shifts," wrote in a note. More bluntly, Bridgewater's Ray Dalio said ,