The Roundhill Tesla WeeklyPay ETF (TSLW) has delivered consistent weekly income payments in 2026, but its share price has dropped 29% since the start of the year. The price decline reflects the weekly distributions paid out, which reduce the fund's net asset value but provide cash income to investors. TSLW holds about 20% Tesla stock, with the majority in Treasury bills and derivatives generating option income. Investors should consider whether the weekly payouts, after taxes and fees, are worth the price decline compared to owning Tesla stock directly, which offers no dividends but potential price appreciation without management fees.
Tesla has announced a significant increase in its 2026 capital budget to $25 billion, with a major portion allocated to expanding production of its Optimus robots. This move highlights Tesla's commitment to advancing robotics technology alongside its...
Tesla stock rose 4% to $364.30 following a surge in crude oil prices to $86.06 per barrel due to renewed U.S.-Iran military tensions affecting shipping routes. Higher gasoline prices typically boost electric vehicle demand by making EVs more cost-eff...
Investors on Wall Street are focused on a busy week featuring the August jobs report, key technology earnings, and a Tesla event. The jobs report, expected to show modest job growth and stable unemployment, will be a critical indicator of the US labo...
OpenAI announced it will stop providing AI models to Cursor, a coding tool company recently acquired by SpaceX, owned by Elon Musk. This move intensifies the ongoing conflict between OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Musk, who have clashed over control and t...
The August jobs report is crucial for the Federal Reserve's decision on a potential September rate hike, with strong labor data increasing the odds. Broadcom faces downside risk ahead of earnings due to high AI expectations, while Apple transitions t...
