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Tesla 23 October 2025 - 20 November 2025

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) falls short of Wall Street Q2 estimates, yet outperforms on cash usage
Tesla Stock Today: TSLA Edges Higher as xAI Funding Buzz and Nvidia AI Rally Offset Legal and Cybertruck Risks (Nov. 20, 2025)

Tesla Stock Today: TSLA Edges Higher as xAI Funding Buzz and Nvidia AI Rally Offset Legal and Cybertruck Risks (Nov. 20, 2025)

Tesla stock is back in the spotlight today as investors lean into the “AI trade” once again. As of early afternoon U.S. trading on Thursday, November 20, 2025, Tesla is changing hands around $405 per share, up roughly 0.3% from Wednesday’s close near $404. The stock has swung between about $405 and $429 intraday on heavy volume, after opening just below $415. StockAnalysis
Ron Baron Says He’ll Never Sell His Tesla or SpaceX Stock: What His Bold Bet on Elon Musk Means for Investors Today

Ron Baron Says He’ll Never Sell His Tesla or SpaceX Stock: What His Bold Bet on Elon Musk Means for Investors Today

In a fresh appearance on CNBC’s Squawk Box this morning, Baron said he does not expect to sell his personal Tesla or SpaceX shares during his lifetime, underscoring just how long-term his conviction really is. The interview, which is being widely syndicated through outlets including MSN and YouTube, also touched on the broader stock market, Musk’s record-breaking $1 trillion Tesla pay package, and what investors can expect from today’s 32nd Annual Baron Investment Conference in New York. StockAnalysis+2YouTube+2
TSLA stock: What to know before Monday’s open (Nov 10, 2025) — Musk’s mega‑pay vote, Cybertruck shift, robotaxi pilot, and CPI week

TSLA stock: What to know before Monday’s open (Nov 10, 2025) — Musk’s mega‑pay vote, Cybertruck shift, robotaxi pilot, and CPI week

Key takeaways• TSLA fell 3.7% Friday to close at $429.52; market cap sits near $1.43T, with a 52‑week range of $214.25–$488.54. Macrotrends+1• Shareholders approved Elon Musk’s performance‑based pay plan—widely described as “nearly $1T,” and framed by Reuters as “up to $878B”—with more than 75% support. Expect continued debate on governance and “key‑man” risk. Reuters+1• Tesla stopped taking orders for its cheapest Cybertruck and is emphasizing the ~$100,000 “Foundation” trims—another sign of a premium mix in the near term. Reuters• Q3 2025 delivered records: 497,000 vehicles and 12.5 GWh of energy storage deployments; revenue reached $28.1B, free cash flow nearly $4.0B, and cash & investments rose to $41.6B. Tesla Investor Relations+2assets-ir.tesla.com+2• Regulators are probing FSD: the NHTSA opened an inquiry covering ~2.9M vehicles, citing dozens of incidents; that overhang remains a watch item. Reuters+1• Chips & AI: Tesla inked a $16.5B AI‑chip foundry deal with Samsung and Musk floated a Tesla “mega” AI chip fab with a potential Intel tie‑up. Reuters+1• Macro this week: U.S. CPI for October lands Thursday and PPI Friday—both can swing high‑beta tech, including TSLA. Bureau of Labor Statistics+1
Tesla Stock Today (Nov 7, 2025): TSLA Slides After Shareholders Approve Elon Musk’s $1 Trillion Pay Package

Tesla Stock Today (Nov 7, 2025): TSLA Slides After Shareholders Approve Elon Musk’s $1 Trillion Pay Package

Summary: Tesla shares fell on Friday as Wall Street digested the historic shareholder vote to approve CEO Elon Musk’s new, performance‑based compensation plan. The package—headlined at $1 trillion—passed with more than 75% support at Tesla’s annual meeting on November 6. TSLA closed down 3.68% at $429.52, extending a two‑day decline to roughly 7%. Reuters
Tesla Today (Nov 7, 2025): Shareholders Approve Musk’s $1 Trillion Pay, ‘Terafab’ AI Chip Plan Teased, and China FSD Targeted for Early 2026

Tesla Today (Nov 7, 2025): Shareholders Approve Musk’s $1 Trillion Pay, ‘Terafab’ AI Chip Plan Teased, and China FSD Targeted for Early 2026

At Tesla’s 2025 annual meeting on Thursday in Austin, investors approved the largest CEO compensation package in corporate history—a performance‑based award that could be worth up to $1 trillion over the next decade if audacious operational and valuation milestones are met. The approval reportedly cleared with more than 75% support; Musk was also able to vote his ~15% stake after Tesla relocated its incorporation to Texas. Reuters
Tesla Stock Forecast 2025: Will TSLA Soar or Crash by Year-End?

Tesla Stock Forecast 2025: Will TSLA Soar or Crash by Year-End?

Tesla’s stock price has been on a rollercoaster – here Tesla vehicles are showcased in a showroom as investor sentiment surges and plunges. As of November 3, 2025, Tesla’s stock closed around $468 per sharestockanalysis.com. The price reflects a significant rebound from earlier in the year; in fact, TSLA had been down nearly 45% at one point in spring 2025 before recoveringinvestopedia.com. This late-year rally pushed the stock back near its 2024 highs. Year-to-date in 2025, the stock is roughly flat, which masks the extreme volatility experienced along the way.
4 November 2025
Tesla’s Stunning 2025 Comeback: TSLA Stock Soars Amid AI Ambitions, $1 Trillion Musk Bet & EV Wars

Tesla’s Stunning 2025 Comeback: TSLA Stock Soars Amid AI Ambitions, $1 Trillion Musk Bet & EV Wars

Surging Sales with a Catch: Tesla’s Q3 2025 vehicle deliveries hit a record high – U.S. buyers raced to beat the expiration of a $7,500 federal EV tax credit on Sept 30, boosting Tesla’s Q3 salesreuters.com. This one-time surge lifted Tesla’s U.S. EV market share back near ~50%, but a “post-incentive cliff” now looms247wallst.comreuters.com. Analysts warn U.S. EV demand could “nosedive” in Q4 and into 2026 without those tax credits247wallst.comreuters.com. Tesla itself acknowledged that industry-wide EV sales may drop in coming quarters as key incentives phase outreuters.com. To soften the blow, Tesla in early October introduced cheaper Model 3 and Model Y “Standard Range” trims to stimulate volumereuters.comreuters.com. These moves indicate Tesla is willing to sacrifice some profit per vehicle to keep its sales momentum as subsidies wane and competition heats up.
Tesla Stock Surges on Record Q3 Sales – Can It Keep Climbing?

Tesla Stock Surges on Record Q3 Sales – Can It Keep Climbing?

Tesla Inc. shares have been trading near the top of their 52-week range amid the late-October market rally. After rising to new highs earlier in October, the stock consolidated in the low- to mid-$440s by Oct. 30ts2.techts2.tech. On Monday Oct. 27, TSLA jumped about 4.3% – its largest one-day gain in weeks – on news of improving U.S.–China trade talks and continued buzz around its technology roadmapts2.tech. By that day’s close the stock was trading near $449, and it remained in the high $440s by late Oct. 29ts2.techstockanalysis.com. Year-to-date the shares are up roughly 10–12%, and about 80% above levels of a year agots2.tech.
Tesla Could “Cease to Exist” in 10 Years, Ex-Stellantis CEO Warns Amid Chinese EV Surge

Tesla Could “Cease to Exist” in 10 Years, Ex-Stellantis CEO Warns Amid Chinese EV Surge

Carlos Tavares, who led auto giant Stellantis until late 2024, has delivered a grim warning about Tesla’s future. In an interview with French newspaper Les Echos, Tavares predicted that **Tesla could “abandon the auto business” and possibly cease to exist within the next 10 yearslivemint.comlivemint.com. He suggested Tesla’s famed CEO, Elon Musk, might eventually walk away from car manufacturing to refocus on his other ventures – from humanoid robots to SpaceX and artificial intelligencelivemint.com. “We can’t rule out that at some point, he’ll decide to leave the automotive industry to refocus on humanoid robots, SpaceX, or artificial intelligence,” Tavares said, adding that “Elon Musk will have left the automotive industry”livemint.com.
Tesla Stock Soars on Record Q3 Deliveries, Profit Miss Raises Concerns

Tesla Stock Soars on Record Q3 Deliveries, Profit Miss Raises Concerns

Tesla’s stock has been on a tear in October, but also volatile. It hit an intraday high near $453 on Oct. 6 ts2.tech, then oscillated with market swings. By Oct. 21 TSLA closed around $442.60 ts2.tech. The stock jumped about 5% on Oct. 13 amid a broad tech rally, then eased 1–2% the next day as concerns over U.S.–China trade flared ts2.tech. Year-to-date TSLA is up roughly 80%, far outpacing the S&P 500’s ~17% gain ts2.tech ts2.tech. This strength reflects excitement over Tesla’s growth initiatives, but also means much is priced in. Notably, Tesla’s forward P/E is roughly 250× ts2.tech, a steep valuation that some experts view as overly optimistic if execution falters.
SAP’s Cloud Boom Can’t Save Its Stock – DAX Teeters as Tesla Shocks Investors

SAP’s Cloud Boom Can’t Save Its Stock – DAX Teeters as Tesla Shocks Investors

SAP surprised markets with solid Q3 earnings – revenue rose 7% to €9.1 billion, and operating profit climbed 12% to €2.48 billionfaz.net. Net income jumped to €2.05 billion, up from €1.44 billion a year agofaz.net. The company’s fast-growing cloud business drove the gains: cloud revenue leapt 22% year-on-year, now accounting for over half of salests2.tech. CEO Christian Klein hailed “strong cloud revenue growth”, pointing to a record €18+ billion cloud backlog fueling future salests2.tech.
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