TSLA
372.11USD
-5.83 (-1.54%)
52-week high $498.83
52-week low $297.38
Tesla shares fell 1.5 percent while the Nasdaq rose 0.5 percent, showing clear underperformance against the broader market. The drop followed criticism from investor Ross Gerber who called the company poorly run and questioned its advertising strategy. This commentary from a former bull appears to have added pressure on the stock.
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Still profitable, but net income is down -46% vs last year.
Price is 2% above the 1-month average and 4% above the 3-month average — recent trend is up.
Over the last 3 months it is about 10% behind the market — the rally hasn't kept up.
Buying momentum has picked up over the last few days.
Upside momentum is healthy — not too hot, not too cold.
No standout or new-high signal. See trading details below.
A single day's movement doesn't change the long-term direction.
It's okay not to decide right now.
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