Tesla's stock has dropped 18% so far in 2026 and remains range-bound as investors wait for key developments in its robo-taxi service, robotics ventures, and SpaceX projects. These innovations are seen as critical catalysts for the stock's future growth. The market is closely watching Tesla's ability to deliver on these fronts to regain momentum.
Tesla shares are trading at USD 367.12 on Pluang, showing a slight decline of 0.26% in the last day. As of Oct 20, 2026 17:41 WIB, the stock remains below its 52-week high of USD 489.88, with a balanced order activity of 49% sell and 51% buy.
The Nasdaq Composite rose over 1% led by gains in tech giants Nvidia, Tesla, and Alphabet, signaling a cautious return of investor confidence in U.S. tech stocks after recent sell-offs. In contrast, Asian tech markets declined sharply, with South Kor...
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Tesla shares rose 4% after Florida Governor Ron DeSantis promised to make Tesla's flying Roadster legal in the state. This pledge followed Tesla's recent demonstration of the Roadster's brief flight capabilities, boosting investor enthusiasm. Meanwhi...
Tesla was upgraded from Sell to Hold before its Q3 earnings report due to strong Q2 revenue growth of 25.5% year-over-year, despite missing EPS targets and negative free cash flow caused by heavy capital expenditures. Concerns remain over compressed ...
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