The Benzinga Bulls and Bears of the week are: Apple, Rivian, and a Biotech.

Over the last week, Benzinga has looked at the prospects for many investor favorite stocks, while offering a live chat and charting software on Benzinga Pro.

It was a difficult week for investors as stock prices continued to fall. It was the longest weekly losing streak for the index in over a century. It hasn’t been seen since 2001 that the S&P 500 and Nasdaq have experienced seven straight weekly declines. There were losses of close to 3% in all three indexes.

As China continues its zero-COVID policy, Russia maintains military operations in Ukraine, and the Fed pursues its monetary tightening policy to get inflation under control, investors are bracing for more downside.

Many of the stocks that are popular with investors are being looked at by Benzinga. Some of the most bullish and bearish posts from the past week are worth a look again.

Adam Eckert looked at why Michael Pachter upgraded the stock from a neutral rating to an Outperform rating in his book ” Longtime Netflix Bear Upgrades The Streaming Stock, But Is It A Better Investment Than Disney?”

Is the currency dead? Samyuktha Sriram highlights a new ad released by Coinbase Global Inc in a message for skeptics.

It was targeted at the doubters of the industry.

In “Tesla Bull Cathie Wood Scoops Up $11.5M In Bill Gates-Backed Biotech’s Stock,” Rachit Vats details how many shares of Ginkgo Bioworks were purchased this week by Ark Investment Management.

There have been more bullish calls of the past week.

There are 6 high-yield dividend stocks that you can buy and hold.

Is the stock leading the investors into a trap? You need to be aware of what to do if you get caught.

There is a bullish pattern that causes Palantir to rally 27% from it.

The Morgan Stanley analyst says that after its blockbuster listing last year, the EV maker needs to regain confidence to compete withTesla.

In “Michael Burry Is Betting Against Apple: Here’s The Size Of ‘The Big Short’ Investor’s Stake,” Chris Katje details the size of a short position Michael Burry has taken on Apple Inc.

One of Warren Buffet’s favorite fund managers sold his entire holdings of BABA, but kept his position.

Be sure to see the posts for more bearish takes.

“The Big Short” fame’s Michael Burry believes that there is a similar fate for the electric car maker.

The US is already in a recession, and could last up to 18 months before the next one.

The Apple executive who quit over the return-to-work policy went to work for the internet giant.

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