Tesla (TSLA) option IV steady as share price down 1.5%

Is Tesla (TSLA) a Buy or a Sell ahead of 3Q results? This prominent analyst weighs in

(Updated - October 16, 2023 5:29 AM EDT)

As Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) prepares to release its 3Q earnings report on Wednesday, investors are mulling over whether they should buy, sell, or hold their shares of the automotive stock.

Tesla shares lost 3.6% last week and are down a further 1% in early Monday trade.

Analysts at Morningstar value the electric automaker at $215.00, below the companys current share price of approximately $250.00 on Friday.

Morningstar utilizes a weighted average cost of capital of slightly below 9% to establish their Fair Value estimate. Additionally, their equity valuation... More

Is Tesla (TSLA) a car or tech company?

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) holds the position of the 7th largest stock based on market capitalization in the United States, and is arguably one of the most hotly debated stocks.

Both the company and its CEO, Elon Musk, attract a significant amount of media attention, making them prominent topics of discussion and debate. However, at the core of the debate is the question of whether Telsa is a car company or a technology company.

Thanks to Tesla's continuous technical innovations, the electric vehicle manufacturer has managed to maintain a cost advantage, resulting in... More

Tesla (TSLA) disputes $230M attorney fee stemming from board pay lawsuit

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) urged a Delaware judge Friday to deny a $230 million legal fee claim made by a group of shareholder lawyers who secured a settlement in a dispute over director compensation.

The electric vehicle manufacturer, has referred to this fee request as an "unwarranted windfall", emphasizing that it equates to an hourly rate of $10,690, one of the highest ever seen in Delaware's Court of Chancery, which is a critical location for shareholder litigation.

The company is seeking... More

Tesla (TSLA) will offer increased pay to employees at German facility

Electric vehicle giant, Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) announced Thursday that company plans to increase the pay for its workers at its facility in Germany, where unions have said they earn below the industry average.

The company plans to disclose the exact details of the pay raise... More