U.S. stock futures dipped Monday as investors faced tariff uncertainties, with Trump planning higher tariffs and Musk announcing a new political party. Markets are cautious as economic data is sparse,

Ross Gerber told BI that "there's nothing good for Tesla" in Trump's budget bill, and the stock should be trading more in line with mega-cap peers.

Shares of electric vehicle pioneer Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) fell 7.4% in the morning session after CEO Elon Musk announced over the weekend his intention to form a new political party, the "America Party."

July 7–8, 2025: The first trading day since Musk’s weekend announcement, Tesla shares tumbled, and Musk’s personal fortune dropped by as much as $15 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. As of July 9, it stands at $349 billion with Tesla shares broadly unchanged.

After sell-offs in yesterday's trading, Tesla ( TSLA 1.35%) stock is rising Wednesday. The company's share price was up 4.6% as of 2 p.m. ET amid the backdrop of a 0.3% gain for the S&P 500 and a 0.7% gain for the Nasdaq Composite. The stock had been up as much as 5.4% earlier in the session.

Here's the reaction from CNBC's Jim Cramer on U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed 50% tariff on copper. Bad news for data centers and Tesla, he reckons. Tesla shares are up 1.3% in premarket action,

Recent discussions on X about Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) have been buzzing with reactions to the company's latest updates on design changes and market performance, particularly following reports of a mild ...

Tesla's market capitalization, currently hovering just over $1 trillion, could start down the road to doubling in value by the end of 2026 if its robotaxi launch goes well this weekend, Wedbush ...