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Important context on fertility rates: in the history of the US, it is the mid-20th century baby boom that stands out as an abberation, not the present day. Fertility rates were falling as far back as we have data, and almost dipped below 2.0 in the 1930s

JP Morgan out with a sell rating on Tesla -- looking for the stock to plunge 60%. Why: "With expectations for Tesla performance having collapsed for all financial and performance metrics across all time periods through the end of the decade, the +50% rise in $TSLA shares and +32% increase in analyst price targets as this collapse has taken place implies an expectation for a sharp pivot to materially better than earlier expected performance in the time beyond this decade — we advise investors cautiously approach this expectation within the context of both execution risk and the time value of money. Investors should in our view be mindful when assessing the implied inflection higher in Tesla performance starting sometime beyond this decade (when results are presumably expected to begin tracking materially stronger than earlier expected, in contrast to materially weaker than earlier expected)."

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