Tesla Motors

Tesla stock is down in premarket trade as investors fret that margins have not bottomed-out after CEO Elon Musk signalled more price cuts are on the way.

Tesla’s price cuts are fuelling growth in deliveries, but what will the impact be on margins?

Tesla shares are at their highest level in almost nine months after Rivian became the latest firm to join its charging network.

Tesla is set to rise for an 11th consecutive session and is trading at an 8-month high.

Tesla is climbing higher after Elon Musk announced it will start advertising its cars and confirmed he will stay on as CEO.

Tesla stock has plunged after margins contracted to their lowest level in years as it doubles-down on price cuts to drive demand.

All eyes are on the impact of price cuts on profitability, with Wall Street anticipating the tightest margins since late 2019.

From a technical perspective, there are some signs that TSLA is setting up for at least a short-term bounce.

Tesla delivered a record number of vehicles in 2022 - but that was not enough to stop its share price sliding to its lowest level in over two years.

If Elon Musk names a new Twitter CEO, maybe he can turn his focus back to Tesla and get the stock price moving higher again!

On the 20th of October we outlined a bearish scenario on Tesla which outlined a bearish target around $100. Today we check in on how that is playing out.

With recalls, worries about the impact of Covid in China, and the focus on Elon Musk at Twitter, Tesla shares have been selling off aggressively.

Is there any benefit for Tesla shareholders now that Elon Musk has completed his takeover of Twitter?

Tesla shares are trading sharply lower after confirming it will grow at a slower rate than markets had hoped for.

Tesla shares are trading sharply lower after confirming it will grow at a slower rate than markets had hoped for.

Tesla shares were driven lower during after-hour trade following their Q3 earnings report, despite Elon Musk later touting a “record breaking Q4”.