Tesla Stock News

It feels too strange to begin Chart of the Week without addressing the elephant in the room, which is the past week's intense oscillation that has taken place on Wall Street. U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff policy has taken global trade by storm -- and not always in a good way. On Monday, April 7, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) suffered its largest intraday oscillation ever -- plum...

After a shaky start to Tuesday's session, Tesla stock recovered, rising over 1% to trade at around $255 in early action. The move aligned with broader market gains, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 156 points, or 0.4%, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite each climbed 0.5%.

Tesla, Inc.'s upcoming earnings on April 22 present a high-volatility event, making a $252 April 25 straddle an interesting investment due to potential large price swings. Historical data shows Tesla often exceeds expected post-earnings moves, despite frequent earnings and revenue misses, suggesting significant near-term volatility. CEO Elon Musk's ambitious future projections, including AI, ro...

The three major stocks in this analysis all share the same quiet behavior in the premarket trading for Tuesday. At this point, the markets are a bit tied up, as we await the latest tariff news.

Christopher Tsai's investment firm, Tsai Capital, manages a $137 million portfolio. Tsai told BI that President Donald Trump's tariff announcements have not altered his investments.

Tesla sales continue to decline in the US and around the world as the overall EV market grows. GM and other major carmakers launched an electric offensive in the US, cutting Tesla's market share.

Investors who got in on Tesla (TSLA -0.08%) early have been handsomely rewarded, to put it lightly. A $1,000 investment in this electric vehicle (EV) and clean energy business 10 years ago would be worth an eye-popping $17,920 today.

What happened the last time the EV maker's shares moved in this way.