After an underwhelming year, Tesla (TSLA -1.59%) stock soared last month, boosted by hopes that Trump's victory would help the electric vehicle (EV) maker, as CEO Elon Musk has made himself a close ally to president-elect Trump, spending heavily to aid his campaign before the election.
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Garrett Nelson anticipates the EV tax credit to get cut by Congress in 2025. He also believes Tesla (TSLA) is hoping it happens to hinder competition, but Garrett doesn't think it will pan out that way.
Senior Research Analyst Craig Irwin upgraded his outlook on Tesla (TSLA), raising his rating from Neutral to Buy and increasing his price target from $85 to $380 per share. Irwin joins Morning Brief to provide insights into his bullish perspective on the electric vehicle manufacturer.
Elon Musk's record-setting Tesla Inc. pay package was struck down once again by a Delaware judge, threatening to wrest billions of dollars from the world's richest person and one of Donald Trump's closest confidants. Bloomberg's Bailey Lipschultz reports.
In the electric vehicle (EV) battle, Tesla Inc. TSLA and BYD Co Ltd BYDDF BYDDY are two titans vying for dominance. Tesla dominates the premium EV space with its technological prowess and global brand appeal, while BYD, a Chinese heavyweight, is reshaping the mid-tier and budget markets with its diversified lineup and affordability.
Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk's $56 billion executive pay package was struck down by a Delaware judge for the second time. Chancery Court Judge Kathaleen McCormick stated that despite Tesla shareholders voting to approve the pay package, it "alone cannot ratify a conflicted-controller transaction.
S&P 500 and Dow fall as JOLTS data shows mixed labor signals. Tesla drops on weak China sales, US Steel plunges 8%, and South Korea ETF falls amid tensions.
Tesla (TSLA) is down after a Delaware judge rejected Elon Musk's pay package for a second time. That's just one reason why @morningstar's Seth Goldstein is more wary than others on Tesla.
Musk's Embrace of Trump is alienating the moneyed liberal set that took so eagerly to Tesla's early models. Now, for some, the electric vehicles have flipped from climate-friendly Bay Area beacons to something like rolling MAGA hats showing support for the incoming administration.
With a lot going in its favor, Tesla's rally is far from over. The stock looks primed to soar higher in 2025.
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