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Risk-averse investors probably wouldn't have enjoyed holding Tesla (TSLA -0.05%) stock last year. Halfway through the year, Tesla shares were down by over 20% even as the S&P 500 index had marched 15% higher.
U.S. stock futures were lower this morning, with the Dow futures falling over 100 points on Monday.
Though it ended 2024 on a particularly strong note and rising well above $400 in the final quarter of the year, Tesla Motors (NASDAQ: TSLA) entered 2025 with several concerning developments.
President Donald Trump's policies will impact the EV industry. Exactly what will happen is hard to say.
Tesla (TSLA -0.05%) and Amazon (AMZN -1.44%) have been very rewarding long-term investments, but the hedge fund billionaires listed below bought Tesla and sold Amazon in the third quarter:
A near-$600 million stake in Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) was sold by a major European institutional investor last year in large part due to boss Elon Musk's disputed bonus package. ABP, Europe's largest pension fund, sold its entire stake of 2.8 million shares in the third quarter of the year, local financial newspaper Financieele Dagblad reported at the weekend.
SoftBank-backed Qraft Technologies has three AI-powered exchange-traded funds, including its momentum fund AMOM.
Dutch pension fund ABP sold its Tesla stake over Musk's pay and working conditions at the company. ABP disagreed with Musk's compensation package and voted against it in June.
Tesla (TSLA -0.05%) is a leading manufacturer of electric vehicles (EVs), whereas Meta Platforms (META 0.84%) is home to social networks like Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. In other words, they are two completely different companies.
Tesla, one of the largest companies in the world with a market cap above $1 trillion, still remains a viable investment opportunity. But investors who correctly identify the next Tesla could stand to make the greatest gains investing in electric vehicle (EV) stocks.
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