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Tesla TSLA shares lost 64% in the past one year as rising rates and controversies surrounding CEO Elon Musk’s Twitter buying and Tesla shares selling led to the crash in the electric vehicle maker. Tesla retreated about 24% past month.

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Tesla TSLA is set to release fourth-quarter 2022 results on Jan 25, after the closing bell. The focal point of the electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer’s earnings release will be its vehicle production and deliveries. Weaker-than-expected deliveries during the quarter under

Tesla's German Gruenheide plant still has some ramping up to do, the economy minister of the state the factory is located in said on Thursday, adding that production should be sped up somewhat to reduce customer waiting times.

After it announced major price cuts to its vehicle prices earlier this year, some investors may have been worrying about whether Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA) orders were suffering during a tough economy. Whatever was happening to the order volume for Tesla's electric vehicles before th

The expected delivery of Tesla's basic Model Y to customers in Germany is now February-March, according to the carmaker's website, as opposed to January-March prior to a price cut of 17% last week.

U.S. stock index futures fell on Thursday after weak economic data fueled recession worries, while investors await comments from more Federal Reserve officials for clues on the central bank's path of monetary tightening.

Vietnam's electric-vehicle (EV) maker VinFast said on Thursday it will launch promotions to protect the market competitiveness of its models, a week after Tesla announced aggressive discounting to spur demand.

EV giant Tesla ( NASDAQ:TSLA ) has shed over 60% of its value over the past 12 months, creating what looks like a highly-attractive buying opportunity. At its current valuation, investors who believe in Tesla's long-term potential can now bet big on its fundamentals, which could pay many dividends down the road. Therefore, we are bullish on TSLA stock. The global electric vehicle market is booming, as it was worth $165 billion at the end of 2021 and is expected to expand to $434.4 billion by 2028. Pioneers such as Tesla stand to benefit immensely from the massive upside. Tesla generated an impressive $57.1 billion in sales in the first three quarters of last year and is likely to close out Fiscal 2022 with record-breaking revenue of over $81.7 billion, according to estimates. Though the competition in the sector continues to grow each year, Tesla has effectively maintained its position as the leader in the EV sector. Also, with its stock price trading more attractively than ever before, TSLA stock could be one of the best EV stocks for 2023. Tesla is Trading at Multi-Year Lows It can be tempting to view Tesla's current slump as a company-specific challenge, but it has plenty to do with broader market conditions. When interest rates rise, companies with overblown valuations become more vulnerable than others. Now, TSLA stock trades at just 5.1 times forward sales estimates, roughly 37% lower than its five-year average. Moreover, it trades at roughly 26 times trailing-12-month cash flows, 61% lower than its five-year average. Hence, it's trading at multi-year lows and presents itself as an attractive investment option. Nonetheless, the automotive industry is known to be cyclical, and that may turn off some investors. Tesla's CEO, Elon Musk, noted that the current Chinese recession has weakened consumer purchasing power, which could potentially weigh down the company's results in the near term. However, Tesla is confident that these difficult economic times are only temporary and will not impede progress toward reaching its long-term goals. The Long-Term Case is Firmly in Place Tesla continues to be a leader in the electric vehicle industry. In the third quarter of 2022, its revenue rose 56% year-over-year, and EBITDA soared 68%. This growth was largely due to Tesla's focus on innovation and the optimization of its manufacturing and scalability initiatives. With such a clear vision and commitment to excellence, Tesla is in a robust position for long-term future success. Additionally, EV sales are projected to reach 25% of global sales by 2025, and Tesla will benefit, of course. Tesla's total addressable market represents an exciting growth opportunity, as the company is all-electric and thus does not have to worry about cannibalizing its sales. Additionally, its commitment to solely producing EVs allows it to hone its brand recognition and create durable infrastructure buildouts, such as charging networks, further establishing and solidifying its place in the industry. Is TSLA Stock a Buy, According to Analysts? Turning to Wall Street, TSLA stock maintains a Moderate Buy consensus rating. Out of 32 total analyst ratings, 20 Buys, nine Holds, and three Sell ratings were assigned over the past three months. The average  TSLA stock price target is $231.71, implying a 79.9% upside potential. Analyst price targets range from a low of $85 per share to a high of $760 per share. The Takeaway The past few years have been exciting for Tesla investors as the company broke new ground and was able to redefine expectations among industry players. The steep drop in the stock price provides a unique opportunity for those who believe that EVs will dominate the automotive sector. Perhaps the biggest issue with investing in TSLA stock was its lofty valuation, which now seems to be less of an issue. According to Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas, execution will be key for automotive companies, and Tesla remains the top pick in this regard. Therefore, it looks like an ideal time for investors to consider wagering on Tesla for the long haul. Disclosure

Wall Street's main indexes closed lower on Wednesday after weak economic data and hawkish comments from Federal Reserve officials sparked worries that the central bank will keep tightening policy, perhaps enough to cause a recession.

As Elon Musk prepares to take the stand at a trial to determine whether he misled investors about taking Tesla Inc private in 2018, the billionaire can expect his tweets, public comments and his thin skin to be used against him, legal experts said.

Wall Street's main indexes fell on Wednesday after weak economic data and hawkish comments from Federal Reserve officials sparked worries that the central bank may not pause interest rate hikes any time soon.

Wall Street's main indexes reversed gains by early afternoon on Wednesday as hawkish comments from Federal Reserve officials sparked worries that the central bank may not be pausing interest rate hikes any time soon.

A lawyer for Tesla Inc investors said on Wednesday that CEO Elon Musk "lied" when he tweeted in 2018 that funding was "secured" to take the company private.

A couple of years ago, many would have laughed if you'd called Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock a good value investment. But after a 64% decline over the last twelve months, the company finally looks cheap relative to its earnings and long-term potential. Let's discuss three reasons

Wall Street's main indexes rose on Wednesday after weak retail sales and further evidence of slowing inflation supported hopes of smaller rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, while Tesla shares gained for the second straight day.

Tesla (TSLA) is expected to deliver a year-over-year increase in earnings on higher revenues when it reports results for the quarter ended December 2022. This widely-known consensus outlook gives a good sense of the company's earnings picture, but how the actual results c

A trillion-dollar stock is still rare even as companies grow bigger, doing tens to hundreds of billions of dollars in sales. Such a rare milestone means that any company hitting it will probably be one of the world's most dominant companies, making it a potential goldmine for lon

Wall Street had a mixed session on Tuesday, primarily driven by the earnings reported by mega-cap banks. Chinese companies listed in the United States slumped on abysmal Chinese economic growth numbers for 2022. Two of the three major indexes ended in the red, while one e