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Shares of Tesla Inc. fell Monday, as analysts and investors continued to express concerns over how many cars the electric-vehicle giant will say they sold over the past few months.
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David Laut, chief investment officer at Abound Financial, says that although "Tesla has been a political hot potato," he sees a buying opportunity in the stock because of how much it's pulled back rec...
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Tesla sales declined in the first three months of the year, another sign that Elon Musk’s once high-flying electric car company is struggling to attract buyers.
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A Cybertruck recall and a report showing record Tesla trade-ins were the latest of the bad news dragging down Tesla shares this week.
Musk has been seen as a political liability by Trump allies, and his impending retreat comes a day after he spent millions of dollars to support the candidacy of a conservative judge who lost on Tuesday night in the race for a Wisconsin Supreme Court seat, the report said.
A tough year for Tesla stock continues after the carmaker reported a 13% drop in deliveries for the first quarter. Tesla shares were down 4.8% at $255.50 in premarket trading. Shares had already fallen more than 33% year-to-date when the market closed Tuesday.
Stock-market investors appeared to be coming away with a more optimistic take on Politico's report that Tesla CEO Elon Musk could soon be stepping back from his White House role, and on President Trump's tariff announcement later in the day.
Christopher Tsai has held Tesla Inc. shares since February 2020. With the stock having gained sixfold since then, he is hoping Elon Musk cuts short his time at “DOGE.”
Tesla's stock has taken a bit of a hit in recent premarket trading ahead of the EV giant's first-quarter deliveries report, after data showing March sales in C
Tesla CEO Elon Musk late on Thursday told employees to “hang onto their stock” as he laid out a vision where Optimus humanoid robots become the top-selling product of all-time.
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Tesla stock has lost close to half a trillion dollars in market value since Musk started leading ‘DOGE’ for Trump.