Shares of EV stocks had a great week this week after Luminar Technologies (LAZR 32.17%) reported earnings and some competitors fought for market share. But Tesla (TSLA 5.33%) stock was flat for the week, as investors continue to process a likely drop in sales in the first quarter of 2025.
Ross Gerber says Tesla (TSLA) sentiment has gone from "Musk positive" to "Musk negative." He notes people who own Teslas are selling their cars to avoid brand association.
Kevin Simpson, Capital Wealth Planning, joins 'Closing Bell' to discuss the narrative shift around Tesla and his outlook for the stock.
Wall Street Journal's Tim Higgins and Laffer Tengler's Nancy Tengler, join 'Power Lunch' to discuss Elon Musk's public image impact on his private companies like Tesla.
Despite facing significant headwinds, including political backlash, declining sales, and vandalism, Tesla's recent "all-hands" meeting signals a renewed focus from Elon Musk on the company's core strengths and future potential.
Shares of the electric carmaker Tesla (TSLA 4.43%) traded 4.3% higher today, as of 2:34 p.m. ET, well ahead of major market indexes.
Bloomberg's Craig Trudell discusses Elon Musk's efforts to persuade Tesla investors to stick with the electric car maker, despite growing headwinds. Trudell joins Tim Stenovec on “Bloomberg Technology.
Vijay Rakesh of Mizhuho Securities says it's been a brutal week for Tesla but he thinks the carmaker will have a decent second half of the year. -------- More on Bloomberg Television and Markets Like this video?
CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports on the latest regarding Tesla.
Tesla's (TSLA) potential to turn its massive fleet of cars into fully autonomous robotaxis is what makes its stock so appealing to @LikeFolio's Andy Swan. The "asymmetric" upside to Tesla is something he believes despite rising competition from companies like BYD Co. (BYDDY).
Morning Brief anchors Brad Smith and Myles Udland break down what investors can expect ahead of the market open on March 21, 2025. First up, stocks were poised to open in the red, as tariff uncertainty continues to put pressure on markets.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk told employees at an all-hands meeting Thursday night that they should keep their stock, which has plummeted in value this year. Musk touted the company's prospects in the robotaxi market and in humanoid robots.