Bitcoin has become one of the top 10 assets in the world by market cap. This places it higher than Tesla, Visa, and Berkshire Hathaway stock. Crypto watchers might remember that a few years ago, Bitcoin was declared the top-performing asset of the 2010s, even beating out competitors like gold and stocks like Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL). Now, it seems history is repeating itself, according to Infinite Market Cap, a platform that tracks the market capitalization of thousands of assets. As per...
Read More »Tesla (TSLA) Shares Plummet 6% Following Lower than Expected EV Deliveries
According to the company, it has plans to produce a total of 1.8 million vehicles with the total delivery expectations pegged around that figure. American multinational electric vehicle manufacturing company Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) recorded a bearish close of its stock on Monday following the publication of its first quarter delivery numbers. The figures, unveiled over the week showed the company delivered a total of 422,875 electric vehicles in the quarter with a total production of...
Read More »TSLA Stock Declines Over 5% as Tesla Goes Short on Specifics on New Products or Services at 2023 Investor Day
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Read More »Tesla Foresees Slowest Sales Growth in Three Years
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Read More »Tesla Slashes Its Car Prices in US and Europe
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Read More »Tesla (TSLA) Stock Might Record Its Worst Month, Quarter and Year
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Read More »Tesla Cuts Price of Its Cars in China, TSLA Stock Drops 3% in Pre-market
Tesla has been facing growing challenges in China due to strict COVID-19 rules as well as growing competition from local electric carmakers like BYD.The world’s largest electric carmaker Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) has decided to cut the price of its cars in one of its most-competitive markets China. As per the latest development, Tesla has cut the price of its Model and Model Y vehicles.Tesla Cars PriceThe price of the Model 3 sedan in China has been reduced to 265,900 Chinese yuan ($36,615)...
Read More »Tesla (TSLA) Stock Slides 6.65% after Company’s Revenue Missed Expectations
The revenue miss did not impress investors as the company’s shares fell by 6.65% on Thursday to close at $207.28.The stock price of American multinational electric vehicle maker Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) is on a downtrend as the company’s revenue for the third quarter missed estimates. Per the results published, Tesla’s Earnings Per Share (EPS) came in at $1.05, a figure better than the 99 cents that were projected by analysts.The company missed its revenue estimates as it reported $21.45...
Read More »Tesla Stock Slides 5% While Its Model Y Deliveries Begin
TSLA stock is down while the company started delivering its latest car models on March 13, ahead of the initial schedule of autumn 2020. Later, Tesla made an official announcement and presented a video of the Model Y. Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock continues plunging. Yesterday, it closed at $445.07, 18.58% down from its previous close of $546.62. Today, it was trading at $448.40 in the early hours, with the day high reaching $456.12 later. At the moment of writing, Tesla stock makes up...
Read More »TSLA Stock Jumped 9.98% in Premarket, Elon Musk Says Tesla Has Produced 1 Million EVs
Elon Musk has announced that Tesla has now produced 1 million vehicles. Tesla (TSLA) stock positively reacted to this announcement and jumped almost 10% in the premarket.As many companies decry the current state of the market, some are still finding ways to weather the storm. The world’s biggest firms including Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL), Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN) and Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA), have seen record plunges in recent times, because of the coronavirus pandemic. Tesla, however, is...
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