The market no longer considers Tesla an automaker. Robotaxis will drive Tesla's valuation moving forward.
Sales of all-electric cars in China were strong in October, but there were signs of weakness for investors to note.
Tesla has a market cap of $1.5 trillion and an extremely high earnings ratio. Visa and Netflix are consistent earnings growers compared to Tesla's cyclicality.
Tesla posted its first quarter of sales growth this year, but its earnings still fell. Energy storage shined, with sales up nearly 50%.
Musk's $1T performance award aligns execution with autonomy-scale operational milestones, institutionalizing incentive integrity for Tesla's most ambitious phase of value creation. Tesla trades in ultra-premium territory; valuation detachment reflects markets pre-pricing Musk's long-duration autonomy, AI, and energy convergence thesis rather than near-term fundamentals. Despite governance friction and proxy volatility, Tesla's strategic direction, technical uptrend, and Musk's operational record sustain a structurally bullish, conviction-grade long-term positioning.
I expect major tech stocks to bounce on Friday, with Tesla, Palantir, and Super Micro Computer showing bullish setups. Despite short-term noise and resistance levels, dips continue to look like buying opportunities in these strongly up trending markets.
The latest Tesla Cybertruck recall issue involves an off-road accessory that could detach.
5.1 million. That's how many vehicles Tesla recalled in the U.S. last year, the most of any automaker, according to NHTSA data, though most notices were addressed through over-the-air software updates.
Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) posted a strong quarter, and its stock rose to a 52-week high of almost $14.
Tesla is recalling nearly 6,200 Cybertrucks because it used the wrong type of glue for an off-road light bar. The issue could cause the light bar accessory to fall off while driving, according to a recall notice.
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After consolidating for most of October, shares of Tesla Inc. NASDAQ: TSLA are once again knocking on the door of a potential breakout. The stock closed around $450 on Monday, Oct. 27, only a few percent shy of the $470 high from earlier in the month, and there are reasons to think more gains could be on the way.