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| Good morning, Daily Money crew, it's Nathan wishing you a happy Tuesday. |
| ⚾ You know you're a talented baseball player when people are using "Babe Ruth" in the same sentence as your name. |
| 🚗Last night I covered Tesla's first-quarter earnings call. Any business reporter who's been on a Tesla call can tell you that it's unlike any other corporate earnings call. CEO Elon Musk does things his own way – and that usually means talking without a script and often going on tangents. It might frustrate some, but he certainly has a knack for making news. More on that below. |
| On to our ... |
| 💡 INSIGHT OF THE DAY: A little risk can go a long way. If you invest $300 a month in bonds at a 4% interest rate, you'd have $342,000 after 40 years. If you invest the same amount in stocks at an 8% rate, you'd have $932,000 after 40 years. Does that mean you should put all your money in stocks? Probably not. Consider diversifying your portfolio by investing in a mix of the two to give yourself the upside of stocks and the stability of bonds. |
| 📰 Here are our top stories: |
| 1. Do you hate those personalized Facebook ads? With Apple's latest update, you'll be required to opt-in if you want them. The change is intended to provide more privacy options to iPhone users. |
| 2. Your manager tells you to keep quiet about the fact that your restaurant is likely to close. Should you tell your coworkers? I'm not sure I agree with the advice of our HR expert. |
| 3. Ford is still dealing with the fallout from its defective transmissions. This couple got more than $49,000 for theirs. |
| 4. Tesla CEO Elon Musk blasted journalists for what he called "completely false" reports about a deadly crash. But one of his engineering executives acknowledged that the company has so far been unable to assess all of the data from the incident. |
| 5. Roku is taking on Google. The company is threatening to kick YouTube TV off its platform due to a dispute over Google's terms. |
| Is it just me, or does it seem like there's always some sort of dispute going on among all the TV streaming, broadcast and telecommunications companies? |
| --@NathanBomey |
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