Why shares of Tesla are falling ahead of Elon Musk's big day
- Tesla shares dropped 7% as of 1:03 p.m. ET Monday, with the stock down more than 40% this year amid investor concerns about the company's future and timelines for new products.
- Analyst consensus estimates for Tesla's earnings per share are $0.41 and revenue of $21.345 billion for the first quarter.
- Analysts report that Tesla's lower-cost Model Y is delayed several months, and Musk's unsupervised Full Self-Driving promises have yet to materialize, raising concerns about the timelines for new products.
- According to analyst Dan Ives, Tesla faces a 'code red situation' and potential '15%-20% permanent demand destruction' due to brand damage from Musk's public actions and the impact of tariffs.
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Tesla Shares (TSLA) Drop Nearly 6% Ahead of Quarterly Report
On Monday, Tesla’s share price fell by almost 6%, dipping below $230 and hovering near its yearly low. Since the beginning of 2025, Tesla shares have lost approximately 44% in value, marking their worst quarter since 2022.Why Is TSLA Falling?There is no shortage of investor concerns, including (as reported by various media outlets):→ Elon Musk’s involvement with the Trump administration, which is said to be distracting him from focusing on Tesla…
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