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05/21 12:58 EST - youtube.com
Call of the Day: Tesla
Morgan Stanley reiterates their "overweight" rating on Tesla.

05/21 12:40 EST - zacks.com
F vs. TSLA: Which Stock Should Value Investors Buy Now?
Investors looking for stocks in the Automotive - Domestic sector might want to consider either Ford Motor Company (F) or Tesla (TSLA). But which of these two stocks offers value investors a better bang for their buck right now?

05/21 12:39 EST - youtube.com
AutoZone (AZO) Earnings & Tesla (TSLA) Outlook
CFRA raised AutoZone's (AZO) price target to $3,250 from $3,200 after earnings. Garrett Nelson discusses the takeaways from AutoZone's earnings.

05/21 08:00 EST - investorplace.com
Market Rebound Alert: 3 EV Stocks to Buy Before They Surge
U.S. equities appear to be back in rally mode. The April CPI report is partially responsible.

05/21 07:07 EST - invezz.com
TSLY ETF: Is this dividend paying Tesla stock a good buy?
The YieldMax TSLA Option Income Strategy ETF (TSLY) ETF has been an expensive strategy to lose money in the past few years. It has crashed by almost 50% in the past 12 months while the Tesla stock has crashed by 7.37% and the S&P 500 has jumped by over 26.57%.

05/21 06:10 EST - investorplace.com
The Biden Bombshell: 3 EV Stocks on the Chopping Block Due to China Tariffs
Did President Biden just kill the electric vehicle industry? By enacting protectionist trade tariffs on Chinese-made EVs in a bid to boost domestic carmakers, the president may have signed the industry's death warrant.

05/21 06:09 EST - investorplace.com
3 EV Stocks to Buy Now: May 2024
The EV market has an enormous potential to grow due to increased demand for more low-emission vehicles. In the first quarter of 2024, 268,909 new electric vehicles were purchased by Americans.

05/21 05:01 EST - barrons.com
Tesla Stock Hit by China Woes, Particularly Earnings From Li Auto
The fall in Tesla shares on Monday came after Chinese electric-vehicle maker Li Auto posted weaker-than-expected earnings.

05/21 01:20 EST - cnbc.com
Tesla Fremont factory suffers another fire, investigation underway
Tesla Fremont factory suffers another fire, investigation underway

05/20 22:19 EST - businessinsider.com
Tesla is turning on the charm after leasing and rental-car companies say the value of their fleets have plummeted, but it may not be enough: report
Tesla is offering discounts to appease European car rental and leasing firms, Reuters reported. The discounts follow Tesla's price cuts in Europe, which impacted fleet values for leasing firms.

05/20 20:50 EST - businessinsider.com
Tesla shareholders say Elon's influence makes Kimbal Musk and James Murdoch unsuitable for the company's board
A group of Tesla shareholders are urging others to reject Musk's proposed pay package. They also want shareholders to vote against the reelection of board members James Murdoch and Kimbal Musk.

05/20 18:14 EST - marketwatch.com
Elon Musk's Tesla pay package assailed by shareholder group
New York City's investment chief and other key investors are urging Tesla Inc. shareholders to vote against Chief Executive Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package and the reelection of board directors Kimbal Musk and James Murdoch.

05/20 18:00 EST - https://www.benzinga.com
5 Money Mistakes Billionaire Elon Musk Made
CEO is the world's third richest person, with a net worth of $190 billion, according to Bloomberg Billionaires Index. But it's not like Musk's life has been spot-free – the billionaire has made several major money mistakes, and one of them is worth nearly a fourth of his current net worth. Here are five of Musk’s biggest money mistakes: 1. Musk's $44B Acquisition Of Twitter Perhaps the biggest money mistake Musk has made so far is his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter, now X. The social media platform's recent valuation by shows the value has fallen to just $14.1 billion now, down from the $44 billion that Musk paid to acquire it. 2. ‘Funding Secured' Another one of Musk's biggest money mistakes is his "Funding secured" post on X about Tesla which led to an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC,) resulting in a $20 million fine. 3. Musk's Multiple Divorces Musk's multiple divorces have cost the Tesla CEO and founder a pretty penny. He revealed that he pays an average of $20,000 to his first wife, , apart from having footed an average of $170,000 in monthly legal bills. He then married and divorced actress twice, which ended up costing $20 million in alimony. 4. Roadster Failure Tesla's first car, the Roadster, proved to be a disaster for both the company and Musk. Tesla unveiled the Roadster prototype in 2006 and launched it commercially in 2008. The company spent $25 million on the car, and BBC's panned it for range and quality control issues. Tesla even sued the BBC over this but eventually lost its case. 5. Crashing McLaren F1 Fresh off his successful sale of Zip2 for $300 million, Musk purchased the McLaren F1 for $1 million as his daily drive. Then, in order to impress co-founder , Musk went ahead to show off the sports car's power. He ended up crashing the $1 million car after hovering about 3 feet in the air.

05/20 17:45 EST - https://www.gurufocus.com
Market Today: JPMorgan's Share Repurchase Halt, Dell-Nvidia Collaboration, and Tesla's Upcoming
The Nasdaq Composite (+0.7%) logged another record closing high, supported by gains in mega caps and semiconductor-related names. The S&P 500 (+0.2%) and Russell 2000 (+0.3%) also closed with gains, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average (-0.5%) fell nearly 200 points. Market breadth favored advancers by a slim margin at both the NYSE and the Nasdaq. The overall upside bias was driven by carryover momentum following last week's solid gains and strength in mega caps and chipmakers. Market rates settled slightly higher, acting as a limiting factor for equities. The 10-yr note yield settled two basis points higher at 4.44%, and the 2-yr note yield rose two basis points to 4.84%. There was no US economic data of note today and none is expected tomorrow. Key releases this week include: JPMorgan Chase (JPM, Financial) shares dipped 1.5% after CEO Jamie Dimon announced that the bank will not repurchase a significant amount of stock at current prices. Dimon expressed a cautious outlook on the economy, citing geopolitical tensions and persistent inflation as key concerns. Dell Technologies (DELL, Financial) revealed its partnership with Nvidia (NVDA, Financial) to integrate the latest Blackwell GPUs into its servers, addressing the rising demand for AI capabilities. Dell's new PowerEdge XE9680L server, featuring eight Nvidia Blackwell Tensor Core GPUs, is designed to support AI workloads more efficiently. Tesla (TSLA, Financial) is set to hold its annual shareholder meeting in Austin, Texas, on June 13. The agenda includes voting on CEO Elon Musk's compensation package and the formal ratification of the company's re-incorporation in Texas. The board has shown strong support for Musk's compensation plan. Microsoft (MSFT, Financial) introduced what CEO Satya Nadella called the "fastest, most AI-ready PC ever built," featuring chips from Qualcomm (QCOM, Financial), AMD (AMD, Financial), and Intel (INTC, Financial). The new Copilot Plus PCs are expected to sell 50 million units this year, with manufacturing partners including Acer, Asus, Dell (DELL, Financial), HP (HPQ), Lenovo, and Samsung. Zoom Video (ZM, Financial) shares fell over 2% after reporting mixed first-quarter results and guidance. The company posted an adjusted $1.35 per share on $1.14 billion in sales, but its enterprise customer count and future earnings guidance fell short of expectations. Palo Alto Networks (PANW, Financial) reported strong Q3 results, with non-GAAP EPS of $1.32 beating estimates and revenue growing 15.1% year-over-year to $1.98 billion. The company provided a positive outlook for Q4 and 2024, with expected revenue growth and increased billings. Hims & Hers Health (HIMS, Financial) surged ~31% after announcing it will offer compounded versions of Novo Nordisk's (NVO) semaglutide at a lower cost. The company plans to provide injectable and oral versions of the drug, commonly known as Ozempic and Rybelsus, respectively. Faraday Future Intelligent Electric (FFIE, Financial) experienced an 85% gain amid high trading volume, despite the absence of fundamental news. The stock's volatility is attributed to a high short interest, with the company set to release its Q4 earnings report on May 28. Kroger (KR, Financial) drivers at a Romulus, Michigan fulfillment site voted to join the Teamsters Union, aiming for higher wages and better working conditions. This marks the first unionization effort at a Kroger fulfillment center, though many of its stores are already unionized. Sprout Social (SPT, Financial) gained 6.3% following reports that its founders are in talks with private equity firms to take the company private. The board has formed a committee to evaluate the potential deal, with Morgan Stanley as its advisor. Instacart (CART, Financial) shares fell after CFO Emily Reuter indicated that the company does not expect to exceed its gross transaction value guidance. Despite a strong Q1 performance, Q2 is expected to be less favorable due to seasonal factors and the impact of a new partnership with Uber (UBER). Rio Tinto (RIO, Financial) declared force majeure on alumina cargoes from its Queensland refineries due to gas shortages. The impact is limited to third-party sales, with Rio's own aluminum operations remaining unaffected.

05/20 16:45 EST - youtube.com
Market expert warns Apple, Microsoft, and Tesla's best years are behind them
EntrepreneurShares LLC COO Eva Ados discusses whether the market can continue to rally without the Magnificent Seven stocks on 'Making Money.'

05/20 16:30 EST - investorplace.com
Ride Out the Turbulence: 3 EV Stocks to Own for Massive Wealth Creation
Reportedly, the death of electric vehicles has been overly exaggerated, according to Forbes.com. All of which is creating an opportunity for EV stocks to buy.

05/20 16:15 EST - youtube.com
Gareth Soloway on NVDA, TSLA, TOL, TGT, & Bitcoin
Gareth Soloway discusses technical levels to watch on earnings names, such as Nvidia (NVDA), Toll Brothers (TOL), and Target (TGT). He also talks about the outlook for Tesla (TSLA), as well as technical levels to watch on cryptocurrency.

05/20 16:10 EST - https://www.investors.com
Li Auto Earnings Miss Views; China EV Maker Guides Low
Li Auto (LI) reported weaker-than-expected first-quarter earnings and guided low on the current quarter, as the once-hot China electric vehicle maker struggles with increased competition. Li Auto stock plunged Monday. XPeng (XPEV) reports Q1 results early Tuesday. XPEV stock rose before the open, along with Nio (NIO) and newly public Zeekr (ZK). China EV and battery giant BYD (BYDDF) flashed a buy signal late last week. Tesla (TSLA) tilted higher. Li Auto earned 17 cents per U.S. ADR, down 10.5% vs. 19 cents a year earlier. Wall Street had expected 24 cents. Revenue grew 36% vs. a year earlier to $3.6 billion, modestly meeting. As previously disclosed, Li Auto delivered 80,400 vehicles in Q1, up 53% vs. a year earlier but down 39% vs. Q4. The decline vs. Q4 reflected typical softness in China auto sales around Lunar New Year holidays, but also weak March orders. The Mega minivan, Li's first fully battery electric vehicle (BEV), has seen poor demand. The bulk of Li's sales come from SUV line of extended range EVs, essentially a form of plug-in hybrid. On the earnings call, Li Auto now says it will not release any all-electric SUVs in 2024, a shift. It'll release those vehicles in the first half of 2025. Li Auto expects Q2 deliveries of 105,000-110,000 vehicles, up 21%-27% vs. year earlier earlier, but below analyst estimates. Li already delivered 25,787 vehicles in April, so the Q2 guidance assumes May-June deliveries of 79,213-84,213. Revenue should be $4.1 billion-$4.3 billion, up 4%-9% vs. a year earlier. Analysts had expected $5.17 billion. In recent weeks, Li Auto announced hefty price cuts on all its vehicles, except for the brand-new L6 SUV, its smallest and most-affordable vehicle. Earlier this month, the EV maker announced it would lay off more than 18% of its workforce. Li Auto stock plunged 12.8% to 21.71, knifing below the 52-week low of 23.04 set on April 25. Last week, LI stock fell 6.7% to 24.89. XPeng stock edged down 0.2% to 8.28, just above the 50-day line. Early Tuesday, XPeng is expected to a report a 33-cent loss per U.S. ADR vs. a 38-cent loss a year earlier. Revenues should jump nearly 50% to $857 million. Nio stock sank 1.1% to 5.22 on Monday, continuing to hold above the 50-day line but well below its 200-day. Shares climbed 4.1% last week. Nio earnings are due May 29. Last week, Nio formally unveiled the first model from its more-affordable Onvo brand. The L60 crossover is a new Model Y rival. Zeekr stock popped 4.3% to 27.11. Zeekr, a China EV brand of auto giant Geely, came public in the U.S. earlier this month at 21 a share. ZK stock jumped to 29.36 intraday on May 13, but then pulled back. BYD stock, which trades over the counter in the U.S., closed flat. Shares rose 1.2% to 28.73 last week, holding support at the 200-day line, and breaking a downtrend in a handle, offering an early entry. Investors could view the recent action as a high handle to a short consolidation or a traditional handle to a base going back to late 2023. Either way, the official buy point is 29.52. Tesla stock fell 1.4% to 174.95 Monday. Shares rallied 5.3% last week, rebounding from the 50-day line. Tesla faces growing competition from Xiaomi, Nio and BYD in China. Please follow Ed Carson on X/Twitter at @IBD_ECarson and Threads at @edcarson1971 for stock market updates and more. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Why This IBD Tool Simplifies The Search For Top Stocks IBD Digital: Unlock IBD's Premium Stock Lists, Tools And Analysis Today Best China Stocks: Tesla Rival, These E-Commerce Plays Near Buy Points Futures: Nvidia Offers Huge Test; 5 AI Stocks Near Buy Points

05/20 14:45 EST - seekingalpha.com
Fed Trader Talks TLT, Nvidia Bullishness, Tesla Bearishness And Bitcoin Neutrality
Fed Trader's Chaim Siegel believes that the fundamentals of the market, including earnings and the economy, are good and that the market will continue to be bullish. He sees the Fed's stance on interest rates and inflation as key drivers for the market, and believes that as long as inflation remains around 0.3%, the market will be fine.

05/20 14:39 EST - investorplace.com
The 2025 Millionaire's Club: 3 EV Stocks to Buy Now
EV stocks to buy have been popular since Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA ) shares made several “Tesla millionaires.” Early Tesla stock investors, notably during the IPO, made big money.