Welcome to Wall Street where the numbers are made up and the lines don't matter
Hmm. The lines are why it doesn’t matter.
1.4 billion missing from balance sheet. Stock goes up.
Every cyber truck in North America recalled. Stock goes up.
Tesla banned from Canadian EV rebate program due to evidence of institutionalized fraud. Stock goes up.
No idea what's going on.
The stock went down already when all the insiders learned about these risks and scenarios months ago.
Now it's bouncing around because the derivatives market capitalizes on volatility.
Tesla has airways had volitility. It goes up when musk overhype it, it goes down when tesla underdelivers. I had some stock and got off that roller coaster when the truck was unveiled. I stopped believing it was above board at all.
Sick nazi reference in the numbers though.
Don't assume anything that happens with Tesla stock actually has anything to do with the value of the company. It was WILDLY overvalued for a long time and now it's going to be complete chaos for a lot of obvious reasons. One day it may bounce up considerably only to crash hard the day after.
It fell from 450 to 200 in less than three months. It's completely normal that it bounces off some target prices.
Also, I don't See what you see
It's also a very heavily manipulated stock and some GOP begged on FOX news to buy tesla. They will get shaken off pretty soon and could cause the price to tumble way stronger.
The stock went down when Tesla's sales numbers for the first quarter of 2025 got out and showed a decrease of sold vehicles, on top of Musk's shenanigans and the protests at Tesla showrooms. Now these events have been "priced in" and the stock operates on vague estimates and wishful thinking again until the next slew of substantial bad news hits, at the latest when the next quarterly numbers are due.
Presumably the president saying that it's going to use the entire federal executive to boost a single failing company's shortcomings is good for buyer confidence. At this point it should be nationalized for as much money has been handed to that company from our pockets.
People (or likely AI) purchasing what they think is a dip.
Nothing special, just bouncing around as all shares in the index does.
Options expire Friday.
I think the March 24 jump was directly caused by stuff Trump said about Tesla and the protesters being terrorists.
The stock market casino, where the value of a company is based on someone making a comment about things unrelated to how the company operates.
But the comments do matter?
The stock market traded on speculation of future value, not current value. If tesla increases profit by $1M , their market cap doesnt increase by $1M. It increases or decreases by the speculative future value.
If protestors are going to be prosecuted, the perceived value of the company increases because theyre will be less negative press.
It also leads to, "what else is the president going to do to help musk's company? " and that list is endless, and speculation runs wild.
Its a stock that's heavily played by traders, it moves just as much if not more based on the technicals than the fundamentals. Also, look up the wonderful financial term "dead dog bounce".
You mean dead cat bounce I think?
Oh yeah, lol, thanks!
Surprised this wasn't dead human bounce (or something better sounding related to humans) the way traders jumped during first major stock crash before great depression.
I don't think it seems like anyone here coming with credible reasons, yet want to provide answers? For what reason do you answer when you clearly are making up / wishing things?
Anyway, the price is controlled by huge hedge funds and the publics want of a stock or despise of a stock makes no difference in any way, because even if they buy shares on their little apps, they will never own shares. Nobody seems to understand the vast differences between normal people and the playmakers? If everybody, exactly every normal person sold or bought at once, nothing would happen. Zero change because they don't own any shares. They have a little contract with their broker apps that they might pay the difference. They have no obligations and act more like a betting agency, and sell the data to hedgefunds. The only thing that actually trades are robots and they are placed in the exchanges locally to have zero latency and then the algorithms find good spots to put bundles of orders to trick other algorithms. The most shares are sold and bought off market to not impact this insane irrational game that seems always seconds from breaking down
Elon held an all hands at the company to announce “I’m back in charge” and the financial press are reporting that “the markets rewarded it.” Meaning the stock went up. Which makes me want to puke.
Some investors are betting that once people wealthy enough to buy new cars get over the initial shock they will learn to relax and enjoy fascism, and quickly go back to buying Tesla cars just like they did last year.
Why is a comically overvalued stock rising again?
Indeed.
All that matters is to tank that bitch!
From what I've heard, the tariffs affecting cars/autos will impact other manufacturers. There are always day traders looking to make a few bucks from a bounce.
Personally, I expect Tesla to crash after the next quarterly report (probably in late April). I'm curious to see how Rivian stock goes, it might stabilize from so many looking for an EV alternative.
Down 6% today as of now.
Up 16% week
Down 11% month.
Down 41% 3 month.
Up 3% 6 month.
Up 50% year.Any loans Elon has taken in the last 3 months against his stock are going to be in really rough shape. Overall though investors gaining 50% in a year is absolutely remarkable even if they're down from ATH. Unless youve been holding from '22 you're probably pretty happy with stock performance.
Since the end of febuary the whole market dropped such that it lost about six months of value and then stablelized and is going up keeping about the 6 month loss. This is why articles about modern dips crack me up as they are nothing compared to real one. The market is completely unhooked to any actual value. The crash in 2000 lost about 5 years of value and the 2008 one lost about 7 years. 2000 took two years to fall while 2008 took one. The great depression lost 19 years of profit and took about 3 years. If what we have is like then we will know by end of year as it takes a series of drops while folks with the money to do so buy the fake bottom.
The stock prices are a rubber band they need to go up some when they fall down so quickly
Allegedly it's elons brother kimble doing market manipulation
Fraud and a sprinkling of crime.
PUTs on this bitch!
Investors buying cheaper and not caring about all the bad shit around it because they just think about money?
