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- For TSLA, its 30 day story count is now at 136.
- Over the past 29 days, the trend for TSLA's stories per day has been choppy and unclear. It has oscillated between 1 and 21.
- The most mentioned tickers in articles about TSLA are FORD, NIO and UPS.
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Below are the latest news stories about Tesla Inc that investors may wish to consider to help them evaluate TSLA as an investment opportunity.
Tesla: Buy the Dip or Pump the Brakes?If Tesla (TSLA) investors had forgotten what down days feel like, they have been given a curt reminder over the past month. The stock has endured some brutal sessions, which have erased its gains for the year. In general, there has been volatility across the board, and most notable in the running hot tech sector. But Wedbush analyst Daniel Ives pinpoints two specific reasons why the wheels recently came off for the leading EV maker. The first is related to Bitcoin; Tesla just recently purchased $1.5 billion’s worth of the volatile asset. |
Dow Jones Futures: Market Rally Breaks Support As Treasury Yields Soar; Nvidia, Teladoc, Tesla Sell SignalsThe market rally broke through key support Thursday as Treasury yields spiked. Nvidia and Tesla flashed sell signals. |
Tesla Stock Drives Two Key EV Plays Near Buy Point After 743% SurgeTesla stock is a leader as the world looks ahead to clean energy and self-driving cars. It's also a top holding in two electric vehicle-focused ETFs. |
Nikola Sees First Significant Revenue In 2021; Fisker Reservations JumpNikola expects to start generating significant revenue from its electric semi-trucks, while Fisker reported strong demand for its electric SUV. |
Why Tesla Stock Was Slammed on ThursdayShares of Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) were crushed on Thursday. The growth stock was likely down both because of a sharp sell-off in the overall market and news that the automaker's Model 3 production line in Fremont, California may have temporarily paused. The Model 3 production line at Tesla's California factory is shut down between Feb. 22 and March 7, according to a Bloomberg report on Thursday. |
Musk Cites Supply Chain Woes for Tesla’s Brief Production Halt(Bloomberg) -- Tesla Inc. temporarily halted some production at its car-assembly plant in California because of problems with its supply chain, though work has begun to resume, Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk told employees in an email.“We are experiencing some parts supply issues, so took the opportunity to bring Fremont production down for a few days to do equipment upgrades and maintenance,” Musk said Thursday in an all-staff message seen by Bloomberg. The factory was “back up and running as of yesterday” and will rapidly ramp up to full production of Model 3 and Model Y cars “over the next several days,” he said.Backlogs at ports and severe snow storms affecting ground transport have caused some of the supply-chain issues, according to a person familiar with the matter. Representa... |
Cryptocurrency Exchange Coinbase Files to Go PublicNorth America's biggest crypto exchange by trading volume has filed with the SEC to go public via direct listing on Nasdaq. |
These Nasdaq 100 stocks fell the most on Feb. 25DEEP DIVE Rising long-term interest rates sparked by a fear of inflation sent technology stocks tumbling Thursday. The Nasdaq Composite Index (COMP) fell 3.5%, while the even more technology-weighted Nasdaq-100 Index (NDX) which is tracked by Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) dropped 3. |
Nikola reports narrower loss than expected, shares rallyNikola (NKLA) shares rallied after the electric-truck startup announced its fourth quarter results. |
Dow Jones Falls While Tech Stocks Lead The Sell-Off As Yields Rise; Nio, Tesla DropThe Dow Jones Industrial Average traded lower in today's stock market as the major indexes sold off, wiping out all the gains from the previous trading day. |