Tesla???s Cybertruck plans hit a snag as L&F slashes a $2.9B 4680 battery deal to $7,386, amid slowing EV demand and weak Cybertruck sales.
Tesla (TSLA) stock has increased by 7.8% over the past 21 trading days. The recent 7.8% surge in Tesla (TSLA) within this timeframe indicates a revival of optimism surrounding its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software and robo taxi goals, but substantial movements like this often provoke a more challenging question: is the stock genuinely robust when markets decline?
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) remains firmly in focus heading into 2026, with Baird reiterating its bullish stance on the electric vehicle maker and maintaining a $548 price target, citing a pipeline of upcoming catalysts that could reshape investor expectations over the next two years.
Tesla is heading into the final trading days of 2025 with its stock still firmly higher on the year, despite renewed short-term pressure.
GraniteShares YieldBOOST TSLA ETF employs a unique put-writing strategy on 2X leveraged TSLA ETFs, aiming for double the typical put premium income. TSYY has delivered consistent weekly income but suffered a 75% YTD price decline, with capital erosion outpacing dividends. Compared to peers, TSYY outperformed TSLT but lagged TSLA and TSLY, struggling to capture upside recoveries and preserve capital.
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is undoubtedly one of the most divisive stocks in the market.
Tesla has the look of a market that is about to drop quite a bit, as premarket trading has been a little bit miserable. This is the same thing I see in several other stocks.
General Motors' stock is having its best year since the company's reemergence from bankruptcy in 2009. Wall Street analysts are bullish about GM's cash generation, earnings resilience and track record in delivering shareholder returns, including stock buybacks.
An Elon Musk holiday tweet boosted hopes for removing the safety monitor from Tesla's robotaxi service.
South Korean battery material maker L&F said on Monday the value of its 2023 supply deal with Tesla has shrunk to $7,386 from an earlier projection of $2.9 billion.
Elon Musk's September 2025 purchase of Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) shares has generated a substantial paper gain as the stock rallied into year-end.
Tesla shares' more than 100% rally since early March has pushed the company's market cap up to a staggering $1.