The three stocks in this analysis, Tesla, Palantir, and Super Micro Computer, are fairly quiet in the premarket trading of Friday, as we continue to look a bit lost in the markets are the moment.
Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk held a all-hands meeting late Thursday. The post 'Hang Onto Your Stock' Is Musk's Message In Last-Minute Tesla Conference appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk admitted during a staff meeting that "it feels like Armageddon" after seeing news coverage of his company being targeted with violence.
Tesla can't seem to catch a break as anger over CEO Elon Musk's interference in the U.S. government continues to spill over to his business. Shares of Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) fell about 2% early Thursday as investors continue to trim their positions and short the stock in the face of declining sales in Europe and China, amid Musk's ongoing controversial behavior.
Shares of Tesla (TSLA -0.08%) soared to a record high of $479 at the end of 2024, shortly after President Trump won the election. Investors were optimistic about the possibility of friendlier regulations that could help Tesla fast-track its autonomous driving and robotics platforms.
The market is coming around to the idea that CEO Elon Musk is damaging the EV maker's reputation. Little consensus has emerged about what to do about it.
Technology stocks have gotten off to a rough start so far in 2025. As of this writing, the Nasdaq Composite is down 8% on the year.
Former Republican presidential candidate Larry Elder fires back at Democrats downplaying attacks against Teslas on 'The Evening Edit.'
Tesla announced an all-hands meeting with short notice, causing some employee confusion. Tesla said the meeting aims to discuss Tesla's recent achievements.
Data from Edmunds shows that Tesla owners have been trading in their vehicles at record levels since CEO Elon Musk joined Trump's White House. March represented "the highest ever share" Edmunds had seen for Tesla trade-ins toward new or used cars from brands sold at auto dealerships.
Attorney General Pam Bondi touted federal cases against people accused of setting fire to Tesla cars and property. Her announcement added to the Trump administration's vocal support for Elon Musk's car company.
The US attorney general has said three people alleged to have damaged Tesla cars and charging stations could be jailed for up to 20 years.