Elon Musk is taking a victory lap on Twitter today and dunking on Tesla short as the automaker’s stock price (TSLA) is reaching new highs.

The whole situation is a bit ironic when you consider that two months and $100 billion in valuation ago, he was saying that the stock is too high. expand full story

Tesla’s (TSLA) stock price is pushing to a new all-time high today as the second quarter is looking better than expected for the automaker. expand full story

Tesla’s (TSLA) is slipping below $1,000 per share after achieving the milestone, as Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs are now both downgrading the automaker. expand full story

Tesla (TSLA) has become the world’s most valuable automaker – surpassing Toyota – as its stock pushes to a new high at $1,000 a share. expand full story

Tesla’s stock (TSLA) is soaring today and significantly outpacing the market despite the lack of significant news about the automaker, but some analysts attribute the jump to SpaceX’s successful launch of two astronauts, which they see as a credibility boost for Elon Musk. expand full story

Elon Musk is qualifying for his upcoming ~$700 million Tesla stock option payday despite his best effort to keep the stock lower. expand full story

Elon Musk has wiped out billions of dollars in Tesla’s value (TSLA) due to a strange series of tweets, including one in which he claimed Tesla’s stock was trading too high. expand full story

Tesla has released its financial results and shareholders letter for the first quarter of 2020 after market close today.

We are updating this post with all the details from the financial results, shareholders letter, and the conference call later tonight. expand full story

Tesla (TSLA) is set to announce its first-quarter 2020 financial results tomorrow, Wednesday, April 29, after the markets close. As usual, a conference call and Q&A with Tesla’s management is scheduled after the results.

Below we’ll take a look at what both the street and retail investors are expecting for the quarterly results. expand full story

Morgan Stanley analysts are updating their Tesla (TSLA) stock prediction ahead of earnings and they still justify their multi-million-dollar salaries with a dubious wide $500-$1000 price target range. expand full story