Tesla, Inc. reported a 15.8% increase in revenue for Q1 2026, showing operational improvements and a rebound in vehicle deliveries and market share, especially in Europe. Despite these gains and expanding margins, Tesla's valuation is considered extreme, trading at a projected 2030 P/E ratio of 114.5 under optimistic scenarios. Analyst Daniel Jones maintains a Strong Sell rating, arguing that the current and foreseeable fundamentals do not justify Tesla's high valuation, even with recent performance improvements.
Apple, Amazon, Tesla, and about 62 other companies have formally objected to having their shares tokenized and traded on a new blockchain stock venue co-owned by the NYSE's parent company. Under SEC rules, companies can block third-party tokenized ve...
Tesla's stock has soared since its 2010 IPO at $17, turning a $1,000 investment into about $241,852 today, driven by product launches and expansion into AI and robotics. However, recent investors face losses as the stock price has declined over the p...
SpaceX and Tesla shares fell 9% following Texas elections that brought Democratic leaders promising to halt new data center construction and investigate SpaceX's Starlink grants. This threatens SpaceX's planned data centers and Tesla's robotaxi expan...
Tesla's stock fell 9.46% in one day, dragging down popular ETFs like SPY, QQQ, and especially the Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLY), which holds nearly 20% Tesla. This decline affected many retirement accounts even if investors nev...
Apple and Tesla both reported lower capital expenditures for 2026, with Apple cutting capex by 28.9% to $9.04 billion and Tesla reducing guidance from $25 billion to $20 billion. However, Apple's business benefits from over 1.5 billion paid subscript...
