Tesla, SpaceX, and Meta are experiencing early pre-market declines due to geopolitical risks from the Middle East conflict and cautious investor sentiment ahead of earnings reports. Tesla is nearing a key support level at $383 before its earnings next Wednesday. SpaceX continues a sharp decline with no clear bottom yet, awaiting earnings guidance on August 6. Meta is pulling back from resistance near $690, testing its 200-day EMA at $632, with earnings due on July 29. These movements reflect broader market uncertainty and risk aversion in tech stocks.
Tesla is gaining investor attention as it expands its robotaxi service to five markets, with rapid fleet growth in Texas and competitive pricing against rivals. The company reported Q2 vehicle deliveries of about 480,000, surpassing estimates and inc...
Capital Group Growth ETF (CGGR) focuses on concentrated megacap stocks like Meta, Tesla, Nvidia, and Broadcom with a low expense ratio of 0.39%. Despite strong performance from these holdings, CGGR returned about 11% over the past year, underperformi...
Tesla will report its Q2 earnings on July 22, with investors closely watching free cash flow, robotaxi plans, and the Optimus robotics project for potential impacts on leveraged and inverse Tesla ETFs like TSLL and TSLS. These ETFs track Tesla's stoc...
A recent survey of options trading in the S&P 500's most active stocks suggests the 'Magnificent Seven' tech giants—Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, Tesla, and AMD—may drive the index to new highs this earnings season. The analysis uses a metric called RiskD...
Tesla stock fell after federal investigators released preliminary findings on a fatal Texas crash involving a 2025 Tesla Model 3. The National Transportation Safety Board concluded the driver, not Tesla's Full Self-Driving system, was responsible, as...
