The electric car company led by Elon Musk builds all the cars it sells in the United States in California and Texas, shielding it from tariffs that could devastate competitors.
Tesla (TSLA) shares have been hit mightily amid recent market volatility with the EV giant's stock down 35% year to date.
TD Cowen initiates coverage of US automakers General Motors (GM) and Tesla (TSLA), giving them both Buy ratings. TD Cowen equity analyst Itay Michaeli joins Market Domination co-hosts Julie Hyman and Josh Lipton to explain why he singled out these two names as defensive plays.
Ark Invest Director of Investment Analysis Tasha Keeney speaks to Bloomberg Television about how robotaxis could be a multi-trillion dollar market and how Tesla is uniquely positioned to take a lead in the space. Speaking with Haslinda Amin, Keeney discussed the firm's approach to the regulatory landscape and US tariffs and also touched on how the firm is looking closely at Chinese tech names, after the disruption caused by DeepSeek.
Tesla shares have given up almost all their post-election gains, declining for a record seven straight weeks. Analysts at several firms reduced their price targets for Tesla shares this week while at least two firms saw an opportunity to buy the dip.
Tesla's stock has hit its lowest price since Election Day, hovering around the $251 threshold on midday Friday before slowly creeping back up again.
Itay Michaeli, TD Cowen analyst, joins 'The Exchange' to discuss why the firm is upgrading Tesla, if Tesla buyers could be scared off by his political aims, and much more.
Tesla's stock has fallen by more than 28% in the last month. Since Jan. 1, the stock is down nearly 32%.
Tesla's price target was slashed to $370 from $440 at Baird, with the investment firm citing weak intra-quarter sales data from the electric-vehicle maker's key regions — Europe, US and China. Tesla registrations plummeted in Germany last month as Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk irked voters taking part in the country's closely contested federal election.
After a brutal week for the overall markets, and especially tech stocks, Kevin Hincks examines two names that have been hit hardest in 2025: Tesla (TSLA) and Microsoft (MSFT). Kevin provides example options strategies to consider for TSLA and MSFT.
Elon Musk is both the CEO of the largest U.S. EV maker and the right-hand-man to President Donald Trump. But Trump is working to strip away the federal and state policies that have fueled Tesla's rise–EV tax breaks, carbon credits and money for charging stations.
TD Cowen upgraded Tesla (TSLA) to Buy from Hold and ramped up its price target to $388 from $180. Jeff Pierce notes the company's promise in EVs and robotics that the firm sees in Tesla, adding the start of an "innovation cycle" can thrust the stock back to all-time highs.