Tesla Stock News

Tesla (TSLA) reported earnings for Q4 after the close on Wednesday. Earnings per share came in at $2.54 versus the average estimate of $2.26. Revenue

Tesla press release (TSLA): Q4 Non-GAAP EPS of $2.54 beats by $0.16.Revenue of $17.72B (+65.0% Y/Y) beats by $1.08B.Automotive gross margin of 30.6% vs. +30.5% in Q3.Capex of $1.81B vs

The report comes in the midst of the most important tech earnings season in years. The Nasdaq has suffered its worst January since 2008 as many investors have begun to sour on the promise of high-growth tech stocks.

Investors want to hear what Elon Musk has to say.

Tesla Earnings Preview: What To Watch For When The EV Maker Reports After The Bell Today Tesla is set to report after the bell today, with the consensus EPS estimate at $2.36 and revenue estimated to come in at $16.65B. But this Q1 report may be more about the guidance than its Q4 numbers, since investors already know that the company beat expectations with deliveries during the quarter. Investors are going to be watching for "details about when production will begin at new factories in Austin and Berlin" and "sales projections for 2022 after the company surprised with record deliveries in the fourth quarter", Bloomberg wrote Wednesday morning. We reported that in Q4, Tesla gave up on $1.3 billion in German subsidies it had hoped for as part of the EV manufacturer''s new battery-cell plant in Brandenburg, close to Berlin. The company may also offer color and face questions on Elon Musk''s stock sales , which amounted to over $10 billion worth of Tesla stock heading into the end of 2021.

This commercial electronic vehicle specialist is aiming to follow in Tesla''s footsteps.

As Tesla prepares to report earnings after the bell on Wednesday, bullish options traders are betting the results could kick this EV stock into high gear

Apple, Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Netflix, Tesla, Paypal, and Salesforce filed a brief in a major US Supreme Court climate case urging the EPA to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.

Apple, Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Netflix, Tesla, Paypal, and Salesforce filed a brief in a major US Supreme Court climate case urging the EPA to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.

India should craft a strategic lure for this EV-maker and not roll out a red carpet just to score a win

The electric-car maker''s plant in California pumped out more cars each week than the biggest factories run by Ford, Toyota, and GM.

Who''s Afraid Of Jerome Powell? Authored by Tom Luongo via Gold, Goats, ''n Guns blog, baller (bl) n slang someone, usually a man, who lives in an extravagant and materialistic manner, tending to be something of a socialite My wife and I got sucked into watching the Dwayne Johnson series Ballers on HBOMax over the weekend. Aside from being hilarious, it struck me how much of a microcosm of our world this seemingly alien world of twentysomething millionaires and rapacious billionaires really is. When you drill into the details, the world of Ballers really isnt that far from ours. For those that dont know the setup, broke former NFL bad boy Johnson is trying to turn a new leaf monetizing his friendships to help NFL players hold onto all that money they are making at an age when they have zero ability to contemplate their own mortality. One storyline from the first season is especially relevant. A kid with a good heart, Vernon, banking on his next big contract, is out of money having spent it all on being loyal to his friends and family, throwing parties, inviting 40 people to a business lunch, etc.

Tesla stock is rising today as the company prepares to report earnings. Among other things, an update on the Cybertruck is coming.

Two Very Big Narratives On A Collision Course Authored by Peter Tchir via Academy Securities, Six Hours of Second Guessing Yourself I generally hate FOMC meeting days. Despite all the preparation youve done, most of us seem to spend the hours ahead of the decision at 2pm and the press conference at 2:30 second guessing everything. Staring at the tape trying to divine some information that youve missed. That isnt made any easier in what has been an extremely volatile tape with intraday swings that are as violent and large as Ive seen in a long time. We will come back to the Fed in a moment, but there is a consensus, which I generally agree with, that Fed days tend to support risk assets . That whatever fears we have built up will be assuaged when Chair Powell finally addresses us. Microsoft Microsofts earnings hit the tape and the stock dropped almost 5% dragging the Nasdaq 100 futures down to almost the lows they hit on Monday (you had to be pretty quick to buy some here). The conference call turned Microsoft around and the Nasdaq 100 is back to almost where it started the week.

The electric vehicle sector is pushing higher after a big earnings report from Microsoft appears to have helped overall market sentiment. Read more on EV stocks.