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EV Stocks Today (Dec. 17, 2025): Tesla Slides After Record High, QuantumScape’s Automaker Deal Steals the Spotlight, Ford Signals EV Pullback

EV Stocks Today (Dec. 17, 2025): Tesla Slides After Record High, QuantumScape’s Automaker Deal Steals the Spotlight, Ford Signals EV Pullback

Tesla hit a record intraday high before falling 4.6% to $467.26 as tech stocks slid on renewed AI concerns. QuantumScape announced a joint development deal with a top global automaker. Ford canceled a European battery supply agreement with LG Energy Solution. The Nasdaq closed down 1.8%, dragging most U.S.-listed EV stocks lower.
EV Stocks Today (Dec. 17, 2025): Tesla’s California Autopilot Case, Ford’s $6.5B Battery Deal Exit, and Fresh Catalysts for EVgo, QuantumScape, Rivian, and Lucid

EV Stocks Today (Dec. 17, 2025): Tesla’s California Autopilot Case, Ford’s $6.5B Battery Deal Exit, and Fresh Catalysts for EVgo, QuantumScape, Rivian, and Lucid

Tesla shares fell 2.5% to $477.59 by midday after California’s DMV paused a 30-day suspension of the company’s sales and manufacturing licenses over “Autopilot” marketing. Ford dropped 2.1% after scrapping a major battery supply deal. Rivian and QuantumScape rose 1.3% and 3%, respectively. Broader EV stocks moved on regulatory and policy headlines.
EV Stocks Today: Tesla Near Record High on Driverless Robotaxi Tests as Ford’s $19.5B EV Reset and a Charging Lawsuit Jolt the Sector (Dec. 16, 2025)

EV Stocks Today: Tesla Near Record High on Driverless Robotaxi Tests as Ford’s $19.5B EV Reset and a Charging Lawsuit Jolt the Sector (Dec. 16, 2025)

Tesla shares rose 0.5% to $477.89 intraday Tuesday, nearing record highs after Elon Musk confirmed testing of robotaxis without safety monitors. Broader EV stocks fell, with Rivian down 3.9%, Lucid off 4.0%, and ChargePoint sliding 6.4%, as investors weighed Ford’s strategy shift and policy uncertainty on charging infrastructure. General Motors slipped 0.7%; Ford was flat.

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  • Micron Stock Dips Amid AI Chip Sell-Off, SpaceX IPO Concerns and Inflation Data Ahead
    June 9, 2026, 2:45 PM EDT. Micron Technology shares fell 3.7% by early Tuesday afternoon, underperforming the S&P 500 and Nasdaq amid a broad sell-off in artificial intelligence (AI) chip stocks. The decline comes amid investor worries over potential market volatility following SpaceX's anticipated $1.77 trillion IPO valuation. Further pressure emerged from Bloomberg reports on Taiwan's plans to tighten export controls of advanced AI chips to China, impacting Micron's outlook. Despite today's losses, Micron remains up approximately 219% year-to-date. Market jitters also persist ahead of the upcoming Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation data release, which investors expect will heavily influence technology sector performance.

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Vanguard’s $1 Trillion VOO ETF Draws Investor Questions About the Road Ahead

Vanguard’s $1 Trillion VOO ETF Draws Investor Questions About the Road Ahead

9 June 2026
Vanguard’s S&P 500 ETF (VOO) became the first ETF to surpass $1 trillion in assets, drawing renewed scrutiny to low fees, index concentration, and valuation risks as tech stocks slid and VOO fell about 1% Tuesday, highlighting investor debate over sticking with S&P 500 trackers or shifting to broader funds like VTI.
AI chip ETF bulls hit with more losses as leveraged funds slide

AI chip ETF bulls hit with more losses as leveraged funds slide

9 June 2026
SOXL plunged 15.4% as leveraged semiconductor funds led tech’s sharp selloff, testing the narrow AI trade behind this year’s market gains; major chip stocks like AMD and Broadcom also tumbled, with investors eyeing Wednesday’s CPI data and the upcoming SpaceX listing as key risks for further volatility.
Bitcoin Hovers at $61,000 With CPI Report in Focus for Crypto Traders

Bitcoin Hovers at $61,000 With CPI Report in Focus for Crypto Traders

9 June 2026
Bitcoin slid to near $61,000, down 3%, as traders cut risk ahead of Wednesday’s U.S. inflation report, which is expected to show May CPI up 4.2% year-on-year—well above the Fed’s 2% target—keeping rate-hike risk in play and pressuring crypto and related stocks, with $5.8 billion in digital asset outflows reported in recent weeks.
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