Tesla stock pops after Musk touts Semi “high volume” push as investors eye jobs data
Tesla shares jumped roughly 3.5%, trading at $411.11 during Monday's early session in New York.
Big Tech stocks brace for AI spending scrutiny after Nvidia’s jump and Amazon’s drop
Big Tech walks into Monday divided: Friday’s bounce revived chip stocks, but Amazon sank as new concerns flared over AI infrastructure costs. The Dow topped 50,000 for the first time, with the S&P 500 rising 2% and the Nasdaq up a shade over 2%, thanks mostly to Nvidia and other semiconductors.
EV stocks brace for Monday after Lucid jumps on UBS stake; Tesla, Rivian rebound
Lucid Group surged 13.9% to finish at $10.86 Friday, pacing gains among U.S.-listed EV names. Rivian tacked on 7.8%, ending at $14.80. Tesla advanced 3.5% to settle at $411.11.
Tesla stock ends at $411 as Musk’s 100GW solar push and China AI report set up Monday trade
Tesla ended Friday up 3.5% at $411.11. After the closing bell, shares barely moved in the electronic session. Still, the stock wrapped the week with a roughly 4.5% loss.
Tesla stock price: TSLA ends at $411 as Musk’s solar hiring push raises the stakes for Monday
Tesla finished Friday at $411.11, up 3.5%, pushing the stock higher after a tough stretch for tech and other fast-growing stocks.
Tesla stock jumps into the weekend as China AI push and solar hiring land on traders’ screens
Tesla finished Friday’s session up 3.5%, settling at $411.11 as investors piled back in before the weekend. Trading volume reached roughly 62 million shares.
Tesla stock price rises to $411 as Musk solar hiring push and China AI plan set up week ahead
Tesla Inc jumped 3.5% to finish at $411.11 on Friday, wrapping up the week with gains. U.S. markets remain shut Saturday.
Tesla stock jumps late week as China AI-training report hits tape; TSLA slips after hours
Tesla Inc shares closed up 3.5% at $411.02 on Friday and were down 0.2% at $410.10 in after-hours trading. The stock swung between $397.75 and $414.55 during the session.
First Solar stock falls 7% as Tesla solar-cell expansion report jolts FSLR
First Solar shares slid roughly 7% on Friday, lagging other solar names, after a report surfaced that Tesla might look for new U.S. sites to ramp up solar cell manufacturing. The stock dropped 7.2% to $217.49, having traded as high as $239.57 and as low as $214.85 earlier in the session.
Tesla stock price slides early as China AI training report and Europe sales warnings hit TSLA
Tesla shares dropped 2.2% to $397.21 in early Friday trading, reacting to news of the company running an AI training center in China. The stock had closed at $406.32 the previous session.
Tesla stock slips in premarket as tech rout deepens and robotaxi rules stay in focus
Tesla shares slipped in premarket trading Friday as a wider tech selloff weighed on risk appetite across U.S. stocks.
Tesla stock slides as Volkswagen tops Europe EV sales — what investors are watching next
Tesla shares slipped 2.7% to $394.85 in late Thursday trading after new European sales figures showed Volkswagen’s brand surpassing the U.S. automaker in 2025 battery-electric vehicle sales. Volkswagen sold 274,278 BEVs in Europe last year, topping Tesla’s 236,357, according to JATO Dynamics.
Tesla stock drops nearly 4% as Volkswagen takes Europe EV crown and tech selloff bites
Tesla shares dropped 3.8% to $406.01 in early New York trading Thursday, slipping as low as $394.60 amid a selloff in riskier parts of the market right at the open.
Stock Market Today 05.02.2026
LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: February 5, 2026, 9:27 AM ESTUpdated: February 5, 2026, 11:59 PM EST Core & Main (CNM) Valuation Update as Earnings Optimism and Political Interest Rise February 5, 2026, 11:59 PM EST. Core & Main (CNM) shares recently closed at $55.85, trading below the $61.06 fair value estimate and analyst consensus target of $65.21. Despite projected softer revenue, earnings per share (EPS) growth expectations support optimism. The stock has returned 9.72% over 90 days and 152.71% over three years, reflecting earlier momentum. Analyst price targets range widely from $40 to $77, showing mixed views amid profit margin strength
Tesla stock slides after China sales update and robotaxi rules push rattle TSLA
Tesla shares dropped 3.3%, ending Wednesday at $408.01. The stock traded in a range from $399.18 to $423.90 during the session.
Tesla stock slides nearly 5% as China sales and Model Y pricing collide with a tech-led selloff
Tesla shares dropped 4.7% to $402.02 on Wednesday, nearing their session low. Investors weighed new demand data from China and Europe alongside recent price changes for the popular Model Y.
Tesla stock (TSLA) flat as China sales rise but UK slump puts demand in focus
Tesla shares barely moved in early U.S. trading Wednesday, with a rise in shipments from China offset by a sharp January slump in UK sales and mixed results across continental Europe. The stock edged up roughly 0.1% to $422.
Tesla stock barely moves after-hours as $41,990 Model Y AWD debuts — what TSLA traders watch next
Tesla’s stock barely moved in after-hours trading Tuesday, shortly after the company unveiled a new all-wheel-drive Model Y variant priced at $41,990 on its U.S. website. Shares ticked up 0.1% to $421.83, having fluctuated between $413.69 and $428.42 during the day. Rivian dipped 0.2%, while Lucid climbed 2.0%. This launch comes on the heels of Tesla’s October introduction of cheaper “Standard” Model Y and Model 3 versions, roughly $5,000 less than previous base prices, following the September expiration of the $7,500 federal EV tax credit under the Trump administration. Analysts caution that a shift toward more affordable models could squeeze margins, or profit per car.
Tesla stock today: TSLA edges higher after $41,990 Model Y AWD launch as Europe sales signals split
Tesla shares climbed roughly 0.5% to $423.9 in early Tuesday trading following the launch of a new all-wheel-drive Model Y variant, priced at $41,990 in the U.S. The stock was last seen up $2.10 from Monday’s close.
Tesla stock dips as $41,990 Model Y AWD launch puts pricing pressure back in focus
Tesla shares dipped roughly 2% Tuesday morning, adding to a volatile stretch as investors weighed the launch of a pricier “standard” Model Y all-wheel-drive variant alongside recent news involving CEO Elon Musk’s other ventures.
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