$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ It's hard to envision Tesla (TSLA) without Elon Musk leading the way. And we don't have to: Musk confirmed Tuesday that he plans to stay put. For a brand that has become inseparable from its key executive, that sounds like a godsend and a curse. Even a refocused Musk faces mounting problems at the pioneering electric vehicle company.Last month, Tesla reported its worst quarter for sales in three years. Subsequent data for April showed continued signs of weakness.Like its megacap peers, Tesla has been on a tear over the past month, buoyed by a tariff reprieve and a trade war thaw. No other "Magnificent Seven" member has risen as much. But that’s another way of saying investors have been on a bumpy ride.Zoom out to a broader tim

Next month could be a make-or-break moment for Tesla.After an incredible two-year run on the stock market, big tech hasn't fared quite so well in 2025. Among the biggest laggards in artificial intelligence (AI) stocks is $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ , whose shares have declined 15% year to date (as of May 15).While this sell-off makes Tesla one of the poorest performers among the "Magnificent Seven" stocks, that may soon change.Let's explore why June is going to be such a pivotal month for Tesla's future. And more importantly, I'll take a look at more recent trends surrounding Tesla stock to help assess whether now is a good time to pounce on shares before they potentially go parabolic in a few weeks.What is happening in June for Tesla?Tesla derives the m

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Tesla Stock: Q1 Earnings At A GlanceThe EV giant on April 22 reported that Q1 EPS sank 40% to 27 cents per share while revenue fell 9% to $19.335 billion. Musk brand damage appeared to take a toll on sales and the refreshed Model Y began rolling out late in the quarter. Tesla pulled its target for delivery growth in 2025.Meanwhile, auto gross margins excluding regulatory tax credits came in around 12.5%, marking the lowest auto gross margins since Q2 2012 when Tesla delivered 5,612 vehicles.Operating income was $399 million. But excluding regulatory credits of $595 million, Tesla had an operating loss.Tesla, in its earnings statement, said a "pilot" robotaxi launch will take place in Austin in June. The company added that outp

Cathie Wood is more or less a perma-bull when it comes to tech and artificial intelligence, and many of the exchange-traded funds (ETFs) run by Wood's firm, Ark Invest, reflect this sentiment. Wood also isn't afraid to go out on a limb. Some of her more bullish calls relate to the electric carmaker $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ and the world's largest cryptocurrency, $Bitcoin(BTC.USD.HKCC)$ .Specifically, Wood has said she thinks Tesla can soar to multiples of what it trades at today and reach $2,600 per share by 2030. Meanwhile, Wood thinks Bitcoin can do the same and reach at least $700,000 by 2030 and possibly as much as $1.5 million. With both projections pretty lofty, which of Wood's predictions might

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ TSLA stock has recovered 27% over the past month but is still down 21% year-to-date. Concerns about the company’s unimpressive deliveries due to intense competition and macro challenges, tariff woes, and the distraction caused by CEO Elon Musk’s political ambitions weighed on investor sentiment.The stock gained over the past month as Musk said that he would spend less time at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and devote more time to his job at the EV maker. Easing of tariff wars with the U.K. and other countries also improved investor sentiment.Nonetheless, weakness in Tesla’s deliveries in key markets like the U.S., Europe, and China continues to be a matter of concern. Last month, the company reported a decline