Stock market information for Tesla Inc (TSLA)
- Tesla Inc is a equity in the USA market.
- The price is 295.88 USD currently with a change of -1.80 USD (-0.01%) from the previous close.
- The latest trade time is Thursday, July 10, 18:04:19 +0530.
NEW YORK, July 10, 2025 — Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) saw fortunes ebb and flow in a choppy trading session yesterday, closing at $295.88, down $1.93 (–0.65%), after briefly breaching the critical $300 mark. The electric vehicle pioneer’s pricing action revealed a familiar tug‑of‑war: early optimism, midday retracement, followed by pre‑market rebound.
Morning Momentum and Intraday Lows
- The stock opened near $297.55, barely under Tuesday’s close of $297.81.
- Building on early bullish sentiment, TSLA gained steam, surging to an intraday peak of $300.15 (Nasdaq, Investors).
- However, profit‑taking and market pressure pushed it down to a midday bottom of $293.55 .
Pre‑Market Rebound Sparks Hope
Despite the session ending in the red, pre‑market indicators show TSLA up roughly $3.12 (+1.05%) to $299.00, rekindling hopes of a sustained rally above $300, a level seen as both psychological and technical resistance .
Trading Range and Volatility Snapshot
Tesla’s stock continues to oscillate within its broad 52‑week range (low: $182.00, high: $488.54) (Morningstar). The retreat from last week’s high reflects continued investor concerns amidst ongoing turbulence:
- Market cap remains near $950–1 trillion, though it retracted from mid‑year highs (Macrotrends).
- A staggeringly high P/E ratio of ~163 underscores market backing of Tesla’s long‑term potential, even as short‑term swings continue .
- No dividends are paid, consistent with its heavy growth orientation.
What’s Behind the Swings?
Investor sentiment continues to shift with headlines, particularly around Elon Musk’s recent political venture—the so‑called “American Party”. His July 7 announcement prompted a sharp pre‑market sell‑off of nearly 7%, when shares briefly tumbled to the low $290s (Investors). After weekly losses worsened, TSLA is now testing technical support near the $293 mark, which could be pivotal, according to market analysts (Investors).
Broader Market Context
- Equities marked a modest recovery in futures markets yesterday, with Tesla futures climbing despite broader indices like the Dow and Nasdaq trading mixed .
- Tariff-related news weighed on commodity-linked stocks, yet TSLA managed to maintain investor intrigue thanks to its unique blend of innovation and dramatic CEO presence.
Setting the Stage for Today
The pronounced disconnect—yesterday’s loss vs. pre‑market gains—sets the tone for today’s volatility. Market watchers are keenly monitoring:
- Whether TSLA can decisively break above $300, offering a technical bullish signal.
- If Musk-driven headlines fade, allowing fundamentals like robust vehicle deliveries and EV demand to lead price action.
- Investor reactions ahead of upcoming Q2 earnings on July 23, expected to offer fresh insights on Tesla’s cash flow, margins, and product pipeline.
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