Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) shares are trading lower by 4.41% to $198.33 Monday amid weakness in clean energy names ahead of the US midterm elections.
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Tesla (TSLA) stock is rolling over again on Monday. At the session low, shares were down 5.2% and were hitting new 52-week lows in the process.
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Shares of Tesla Inc. undefined dropped 3.8% in afternoon trading, adding to the 3.6% drop in the previous session, and to put them in danger of the first...
Investors in the electric vehicle giant may be expressing concerns that Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk will be distracted given Shares of Tesla Inc.
"If that yields the current environment, he's gonna have to sell Tesla shares in April," Loup managing partner Gene Munster told CNBC.
"If that yields the current environment, he's gonna have to sell Tesla shares in April." He long maintained that cost cutting measures at Twitter would imminently be necessary, and wasted no time in firing several top executives as well as laying off half of the staff. Meanwhile, the likes of Volkswagen, Pfizer and General Motors have said they will pause advertising on Twitter.
Investors aren't happy that Elon Musk has reportedly tapped a team of Tesla engineers to help turn Twitter around.
A decisive close below $200 would signal to investors that there could be further downside ahead. "If that yields the current environment, he's gonna have to sell Tesla shares in April." Musk completed his $44 billion purchase of the social media company late last month.