| Prev Close | 548.84 |
| Open | 562.09 |
| Day Low/High | 557.11 / 575.18 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 176.99 / 968.99 |
| Volume | 9.32M |
| Avg Volume | 20.88M |
Tesla Inc. (TSLA)
569.02
20.00
3.70
NASDAQ : Consumer Durables
| Exchange | NASDAQ |
| Shares Outstanding | 184.39M |
| Market Cap | 100.57B |
| EPS | -4.90 |
| P/E Ratio | N/A |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Latest News
Tesla's Gains Might Say a Lot About What Markets Are -- and Aren't -- Pricing In
Markets appear to be pricing in a lot of bad short-term news for richly-valued companies such as Tesla, but perhaps not much risk related to potential longer-term macro headwinds.
For a Trade?
As I have remarked in the past, there is an old trading adage - buy what is up in a down market (for a trade). Today I see these stocks as green in a sea of red: , , , , , , .
Medtronic Presents an Opportunity, and Not Just Because It Makes Ventilators
The charts of the producer of medical equipment are holding up well, though its shares eventually could run into resistance.
After a 3-Day Move Higher, I Think the Market Is Back to Being Overvalued
Yes, the stimulus that now seems sure to pass Congress and receive the president's signature will be beneficial for the U.S. economy.
Tesla Looks All Charged Up Again
Trading Tesla has not been for the faint of heart and that is likely to continue.
Snap Could See a Lot of Cash Burn Over the Next Few Months
The Snapchat parent was burning cash going into this year, and it's now likely seeing its ad sales slump and its cloud infrastructure expenses spike.
Jim Cramer: I'm Not in Favor of Business as Usual
There are 5 things that I would like to see happen here.
Why Zoom's Recent Boom May Be Over
There are signs that this stock's recent run may be coming to an end.
Congress Drags Its Feet as Markets Fall, 30% Unemployment?, 3 Favorite Stocks
St. Louis Fed Pres. James Bullard sees unemployment possibly hitting 30%, while GDP could ultimately contract 50%.
Deep in the Weeds of the Covid-19 Outbreak, Cannabis Cos. Adapt to Survive
Some businesses offer curbside delivery while others boost online sales -- still some can't escape closings and cut forecasts.
In the Time of Covid-19, It's Risk-Off!
I haven't seen anything in the past three weeks that I haven't seen before, but I just can't model this reaction to Covid-19, so I can't call a bottom.
Jim Cramer: The Question Is, When Can We Buy?
Let's talk about opportunities amid the coronavirus crisis, and how Fed Chair Jerome Powell took bold action that puts us in a better position than before.
Recent Tech High-Flyers Might Need a Last Round of Capitulation Before Bottoming
In spite of the market's epic plunge, a lot of well-known tech names are still comfortably above their 52-week lows.
Welcome to the Jungle: To Reach Investing Paradise, Ya Gotta Keep Pushing
It's no illusion, you need a little patience and pushing to be that one in a million investor.
Don't Be in Any Hurry to Jump Into Equities
It wouldn't be surprising to see the S&P 500 slide back to levels of late 2018 if not lower based on the current economic state of the world.
Small-Time Investors, This Is Your Chance
Individual investors can act far more quickly than the big boys in reallocating assets.
General Motors: There They Go Again
GM has not innovated any automotive product or feature in the nearly 30 years that I have followed the company. So, why would they try now?
4 ETFs on the Cutting Edge: Data, Genomics, Robotics and Fintech
These ARK Funds family funds are focused on new opportunities and investment themes.
The Smartest Stock Trader in the World
* This is a new column * The previous column outlined a meeting I had with "The Smartest Trader" over dinner last night * As promised, here is some of the background of "The Smartest Trader" and the substance of our discussion I have had the opportu...
Jim Cramer: Rate Cut No Cure for Coronavirus
But don't throw up your arms yet -- here are names that could be golden opportunities.
Markets Caught the Coronavirus, and Fear has Taken Hold
Until fear and uncertainty exit stage right, we will have to contend with more fear - and more selling.
To Sit Back and Do Nothing in the Face of Crisis Can Be a Fatal Mistake
Inserting some measure of market timing into your asset allocation decisions is essential.
Tips for Your Portfolio
To survive weeks like this one with your sanity -- and portfolio value -- intact, just put a little effort into it.
This ETF Double Counting Adds Up to Insanity
You have to invest with your eyes wide open -- especially to the mirage of stock-based exchange-traded funds.
