The modest dip reflects broader weakness in US stock futures alongside ongoing investor concerns over how a recent slump in SPCX shares complicates the valuation math for a potential all-stock merger between the two companies, as highlighted by Barron's.
On Thu, 12 Nov 2026, TSLA is set to open slightly lower around $388.48, pulling back roughly -0.6% in pre-market trading after Wednesday's +2.91% rally. (see attached)
The modest dip reflects broader weakness in US stock futures alongside ongoing investor concerns over how a recent slump in SPCX shares complicates the valuation math for a potential all-stock merger between the two companies, as highlighted by Barron's.
The modest dip reflects broader weakness in US stock futures alongside ongoing investor concerns over how a recent slump in SPCX shares complicates the valuation math for a potential all-stock merger between the two companies, as highlighted by Barron's.
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