What Analysts Think of Tesla Stock Ahead of Earnings
Tesla is set to report fourth-quarter earnings after the bell Wednesday, with analysts mostly optimistic the electric vehicle maker could benefit from CEO Elon Musk's ties to President Donald Trump.
It Could Be A Muted 2025 For Tesla. This Is Why Investors Don't Care Following Q4 Earnings.
Tesla fourth-quarter earnings and revenue came in below views, while automotive gross margin, excluding regulatory credits, tumbled to the lowest since Q4 2017. However, none of that appears to matter for TSLA as investors bet on the bullish tone regarding the years ahead expressed by Chief Executive Elon Musk on the earnings call.
‘Where is the Growth?,’ Asks Investor About Tesla Stock
Reflecting these slowing figures, Tesla ended up missing both top- and bottom-line projections. Revenues of $25.71 billion fell $1.42 billion short of analyst expectations, while its EPS of $0.73 was off by $0.
Tesla's stock is down. Does that mean anything for what it'll do after earnings?
Tesla's stock was slipping 0.3% in recent premarket trading ahead of earnings, and if history is any guide, that means tomorrow will more likely be another down day. Over the past 12 quarters, the sto
A Technical Look at Tesla Stock
Tesla stock is usually volatile after earnings. Technical analysts can help fundamentally minded investors work through the inevitable ups and downs. “Tesla’s last \[resistance\] was near $440, and its most recent low point was around $370,
Tesla Stock Turns Higher. Why Investors Are Now Optimistic.
After an initial drop, Tesla stock has turned higher, up almost 4% in after-hours trading at $403 a share. Any disappointment with fourth-quarter margins has faded probably because of the outlook for 2025.
Time To Sell Tesla Stock After Earnings?
Tesla missed top-line estimates and reported $25.71 billion vs $27.27 billion expected. TSLA shares went down 6% immediately. Expectations were elevated after the stock went on a monster run. The EPS came in at $0.
Tesla Stock Slips After Opening Higher
Tesla stock opened up 5.5% at $410.50 before slipping. The initial rise was a surprise for two reasons. For starters, earnings were relatively weak and guidance was “vague,” according to Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas.
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Cybertruck Price Should Fall, As Tesla Deals With Demand Challenges
Tesla Cybertruck demand is falling, as a research note from Morgan Stanley noted on Friday. That will eventually push Tesla to price-adjust the electric pick-up.
Wall Street is growing more bullish on Tesla's AI push ahead of earnings
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