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Tesla (TSLA) stock price is down over 2% in pre-market trading after a top analyst downgraded Tesla to ‘sell’ as he sees the Model 3 cancellation rate increasing for a series of reasons.

Update: Telsa has denied the analyst’s claim since the publication of this article.
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Tesla’s stock surged in pre-market trading following the news that it achieved its production target of 5,000 Model 3 vehicles per week. Now the stock is taking a tumble as Wall Street throws cold water on the Model 3 production ramp.
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They can’t say he didn’t warn them. A little less than 3 weeks ago, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said that people betting against Tesla have ‘about 3 weeks before their position explodes’.

It put the timing around when Tesla releases its production and delivery results for the second quarter, but we have already released the most important number that will be announced in those results: the Model 3 production rate at the end of the quarter, which was apparently 5,000 units.

Today, the stock is reacting with a 5% surge in pre-market trading.
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Elon Musk appears to be flush with cash these days since he is buying a lot of Tesla shares – something he hasn’t done in while until now doing twice in about one month.

Today, he added about $25 million to his already huge position on the company that he co-founded as he now tries to make it profitable.
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Last month, Tesla CEO Elon Musk bought $10 million worth of Tesla stock (TSLA) just as he predicted a short squeeze that would be a ‘next level short burn of the century’.

A month later, it looks like his prediction is already starting to become reality as Tesla’s stock price is rising and people betting against the company are reportedly losing billions of dollars.
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Tesla’s (TSLA) stock is surging today with an increase of 4% after the market opened following a note from a Wall Street analyst showing increasing optimism on Model 3 deliveries.
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The media has been having a field day with Tesla crashes and Model 3 delays lately, which has affected the company’s stock.

Now Baird is out with a new note claiming that those reports are ‘increasingly immaterial’ and that the stock could rally as the market gets over it.
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Elon Musk has been vocal about Tesla’s stock lately and he has even been warning people who are betting against the company on the stock market that they are about to get ‘burn’.

Coincidently (or not), the CEO bought $10 million worth of Tesla stocks, today.
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After explaining his reasoning behind cutting off Wall Street analysts during Tesla’s earnings in a series of tweets this morning, Tesla CEO Elon Musk issued a strong warning to people betting against the automaker.

Musk said that a “short burn of the century” is “coming soon.”
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While the market didn’t mind Tesla’s Q1 2018 financial results with the stock being up ~1% after they released the results, the market took offense at CEO Elon Musk shutting down Wall Street analysts and taking a swipe at day traders in the conference call following the results.
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After market close today, Tesla released its financial results and shareholders letter for the first quarter 2018. 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 $3.26 per share due to large capital expenditure caused by the slow start of Model 3 production.

The company delivered higher on revenue with a new record ~$3.4 billion and still had wide losses of $4.19 per share (GAAP) ($3.35 per share non-GAAP). We are updating this post with more details from the financial results and shareholders letter.
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Tesla will release its first quarter 2018 earnings results tomorrow and as usual, it will be followed by a public conference call with financial analysts and Tesla’s management.

For a change, Elon Musk will also take a crowdsourced question from Tesla retail investor during the earnings call.
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Tesla (TSLA) is set to release its first quarter 2018 financial results on Wednesday, May 2 after market close. As usual, the release of the results will be followed by a conference call and Q&A with Tesla’s management at 2:30pm Pacific Time (5:30pm Eastern Time).

Here we take a look at what both the street and retail investors are expecting for the quarterly result.
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Tesla surprised many industry analysts when it added a mention that it “doesn’t require an equity or debt raise this year” to its production and delivery report earlier this month.

Many of those industry analysts still don’t believe it, but CEO Elon Musk seems confident about it as he now adds that “Tesla will be profitable and cash flow positive” during the second half of the year.
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Today, Tesla (TSLA) has lost just over $4 billion in market value after it was announced that an accident is under yet another federal investigation and several other bad news mostly related to self-driving technology.
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With the end of the quarter nearing, industry analysts are all looking at Tesla’s Model 3 deliveries and today, Tesla’s stock tumbled in early trading after Goldman Sachs predicted that the automaker will not deliver on its previously announced Model 3 delivery target.
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As we reported earlier today, Tesla Model 3 production seems to have finally picked up again after a 4-day stoppage to update the lines. The company is now registering more VINs as it works toward its production goals.

The market is certainly liking it with an almost 4% jump in Tesla’s (TSLA) stock price this morning, but Morgan Stanley suggests caution to investors and sees a profit taking opportunity as Tesla increases Model 3 production.
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After market close today, Tesla confirmed that its Chief Accounting Officer left the company earlier this week.
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Tesla’s (TSLA) stock price took a tumble (down 6% at the time of writing) today following the company’s fourth-quarter financial results released yesterday.

The concern doesn’t seem to be about the actual results as much as the outlook on the Model 3 production ramp up.
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After market close today, Tesla released its financial results and shareholders letter for the fourth quarter 2017. Wall Street was expecting record revenue of about $3.2 billion for the quarter and a loss of about $3.19 per share due to large capital expenditure caused by the slow start of Model 3 production.

The company delivered higher on revenue of ~$3.3 billion and slightly lower than expected loss of $3.04 per share (non-GAAP) )($4.01 per share GAAP).
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Tesla (TSLA) is set to release its fourth quarter 2017 financial results on Wednesday, February 7 after market close. As usual, the release of the results will be followed by a conference call and Q&A with Tesla’s management at 2:30pm Pacific Time (5:30pm Eastern Time).

Here we take a look at what both the street and retail investors are expecting for the quarterly result.
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