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Tesla (TSLA) is set to announce its third quarter 2018 financial results today after the markets close. As usual, set to follow the results is a conference call and Q&A with Tesla’s management. This time it’s a little later at 3:30pm Pacific Time (6:30pm Eastern Time).

Here we take a look at what both the street and retail investors are expecting for the quarterly results.
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Andrew Left of Citron Research, a long-time vocal Tesla short seller who is currently suing the automaker, announced a change of heart about Tesla and even announced a long position on the stock (TSLA).

It comes when Tesla is just about to release its third quarter financial results.
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Tesla rushes to deliver its Third Quarter 2018 Financial Results and Webcast on Wednesday, October 24 – a week early.

The early earnings come as Tesla is expected to deliver a record quarter and even come close to profitability, according to comments by Elon Musk.
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It looks like Tesla (TSLA) is already erasing the loss in value from its sharp drop in stock price following the SEC’s lawsuit last week.

The automaker’s stock has rebounded by 16% in pre-market trading following the news of Elon Musk’s SEC settlement and anticipation of the quarter’s numbers.
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While Elon Musk’s attempt to take Tesla (TSLA) private is long gone, it is still haunting the CEO. Now Tesla’s investors are feeling the consequences.

Tesla’s (TSLA) stock tumbled on the news that the SEC is suing Musk and is trying to remove him from the CEO position.
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Tesla’s (TSLA) stock price has plummeted this month after a series of events have been perceived negatively by the market.

Today it is rising after Wall Street firm Baird said to look past the headlines and invest in Tesla in a rare new positive note on the company from Wall Street.
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Tesla’s (TSLA) stock was down by as much as 8% in pre-market trading today after the company announced that its new Chief Accounting Officer resigned only a month into the job and for a strange reason.
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Tesla, after almost three weeks of flirting with going private, will stay public according to an 11:11PM Friday night blog post from the company’s CEO Elon Musk.

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There are a lot of eyes on Tesla’s financial situation right now as the company insists it doesn’t plan to raise more money this year and instead, it plans to turn a profit.

Now the company extended its $1.1 billion warehouse loan agreement, which finances the company’s leasing program.
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After one of its worst days on the stock market in a long time last Friday, Tesla’s (TSLA) stock appears to still be in free fall as it opened down 5% this morning.

The correction is seemingly due to Wall Street’s doubts regarding the take-private deal and lawsuits piling up over it.

Update: Tesla’s stock has since partly recover from its earlier loss, but it’s still down about 10% over the past two business days.
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Tesla claims that Model 3 production is now steadily at over 5,000 units per week and it is ramping up production up to 10,000 units per week at a slower pace.

The company has reportedly invited financial analysts to visit the Fremont factory and one of them came out with a very positive outlook on the current production ramp.
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Tesla’s (TSLA) stock just took a tumble after a report came out about the SEC issuing subpoenas at the automaker over Elon Musk’s claims that the funding for the take-private move is “secured”.
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Tesla’s two biggest institutional investors and longtime backers of the electric automaker have significantly divested from their large positions in TSLA.
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Tesla’s board and Elon Musk are each going forward with their own teams to evaluate the yet-to-be-official take-private proposal that has been discussed over the past week.
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In the latest update of the developing saga of Tesla’s attempt to go private, conflicting reports suggest that CEO Elon Musk may or may not be seeking funding from Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund for the buyout deal.
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Elon Musk’s announcement that he is planning to take Tesla private has taken many by surprise and it is reportedly not sitting well with the SEC.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is reportedly probing Tesla over the announcement.
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Elon Musk’s announcement that he is planning to take Tesla private sent a shockwave to the market that could destroy the positions of many people betting against the company. However, a report shows that they are sticking around while Tesla’s board announced that they have been evaluating the possibility of going private over the last week.
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Elon Musk has often complained about Tesla being a public company, which brings too much focus on quarterly results over long-term goals, according to the CEO.

Now he says that he is considering taking the automaker private at a value of over $70 billion and he already has the money secured.
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Tesla’s stock price had one of its biggest surges in a long time following its second quarter earnings.

People betting against the company have now taken a paper loss worth almost $2 billion. Could it be Elon Musk’s predicted ‘next level burn’?
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After market close yesterday, Tesla (TSLA) reported record losses of over $700 million for a second quarter, but its stock is surging over 8% in aftermarket trading.

Here’s why the market is taking Tesla’s losses positively this time: it might be Tesla’s last quarterly loss.
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After market close today, Tesla released its financial results and shareholders letter for the second quarter 2018. The company delivered higher on revenue with a new record of $4 billion. It ended the quarter with a significant loss of $4.22 per share.

As we reported in our preview post, Wall Street was expecting revenue of about $3.142 billion for the quarter and a loss of about $2.71 per share.

We are updating this post with more details from the financial results and shareholders letter.
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