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Why Tesla Stock Fell on Thursday

5 years 8 months ago
What happenedShares of Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) fell sharply on Thursday, declining as much as 7.3% at one point. As of 11:15 a.m. EST, however, the stock was down only 2.4%.
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Nasdaq 100 Movers: TSLA, CHTR

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In early trading on Thursday, shares of Charter Communications topped the list of the day's best performing components of the Nasdaq 100 index, trading up 7.2%. Year to date, Charter Communications has lost about 0.2% of its value.
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Is QuantumScape a Millionaire-Maker Stock?

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After a successful SPAC acquisition late last year, QuantumScape (NYSE: QS) stock skyrocketed almost four-fold from its first day of trading. Only to come down to the middle atmosphere in recent days. To say there has been a lot of speculation about this company's stock would be
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4 Simple Ways Investing Can Double Your Money

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In sports terms it's the grand slam (or hat trick, or triple-double) of the investing world. That is to say, doubling your money isn't entirely unheard of, but it is relatively rare.Except, doubling a portfolio's value isn't nearly as unusual or difficult as some investors feel i
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Tesla Announces Model S and Model X Refresh

5 years 8 months ago
Alongside the fourth-quarter and full-year 2020 results Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) released on Wednesday, the company also made some surprise product announcements. The company overhauled the design of its flagship Model S and X vehicles, including new steering wheels, a new display in
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STMicro sees auto industry driving 2021 sales

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Chipmaker STMicroelectronics is stepping up investment to meet a sudden surge in demand from the auto industry, confident it can reap the benefits in an over-stretched semiconductor industry, its chief executive said on Thursday.
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Tesla Sinks 8% Pre-Market After 4Q Profit Miss; Street Sees 25% Downside Risk

5 years 8 months ago

Tesla dropped almost 8% in Thursday's pre-market trading session after the electric vehicle (EV) maker's fourth-quarter earnings lagged analysts' forecasts.

Tesla’s (TSLA) 4Q adjusted earnings of $0.80 per share jumped 95% year-over-year but missed analysts’ expectations of $1.02.

Meanwhile, the EV maker reported total sales of $10.74 billion in the quarter, which came in ahead of the Street’s estimates of $10.47 billion. Moreover, the top-line marked a solid year-over-year improvement of 46%, reflecting increased vehicle deliveries, partially offset by an 11% decline in average selling price.

Tesla said the company expects to achieve 50% average annual growth in vehicle deliveries in the coming years. Volumes may even grow at a faster rate in some of the years and 2021 could be one of them, the company projected. (See TSLA stock analysis on TipRanks)

Furthermore, Tesla updated that it is on track to start deliveries of Model Y in 2021 from its Texas and Berlin Gigafactory. It also expects to start shipping Tesla Semi models this year.

Following the earnings release, Wedbush analyst Daniel Ives reiterated a Hold rating and price target of $950 (9.9% upside potential) on the stock. In a note to investors, Ives wrote, “While delivery/production numbers were known and beat the Street’s expectations given the current economic backdrop, investors continue to be laser focused on the profitability picture of TSLA.”

TSLA scores a Hold consensus rating based on 13 Holds, 7 Buys, and 3 Sells. The average analyst price target of $650.21 implies downside potential of about 24.8% to current levels. Shares have soared over 674% over the past year.

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