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Tesla shares leap 20% after Elon Musk predicts sales rebound
EV maker adds more than $100bn in market value after billionaire says sales may increase as much as 30% next year
Stephen Morris in San Francisco 2 HOURS AGO
Teslas shares surged after the worlds largest electric vehicle maker reported higher than expected quarterly profit while forecasting slight growth in deliveries this year and a big jump in 2025.
The performance marks a turnaround for Tesla, which has endured a few disappointing quarters as concern spread about slowing global demand for electric vehicles. It has also been caught up in the divisive political activism of its chief executive, Elon Musk, and a court battle to restore his $56bn package of share options.
Musk on Wednesday afternoon predicted vehicle sales could increase 20 per cent to 30 per cent next year after cost cuts reduce the prices of existing cars which in turn would spur demand. ... He also cited improvements to the self-driving technology and new products, including its autonomous Cybercab unveiled earlier this month. Musk also said lower interest rates were reducing monthly financing payments and that was having a meaningful impact on demand.
Teslas shares were up 20 per cent on Thursday, adding more than $100bn to its market value. That may provide some relief to investors, given shares are half their November 2021 peak, though the group is still the most valuable global carmaker.
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Tesla shares leap 20% after Elon Musk predicts sales rebound
EV maker adds more than $100bn in market value after billionaire says sales may increase as much as 30% next year
Stephen Morris in San Francisco 2 HOURS AGO
Teslas shares surged after the worlds largest electric vehicle maker reported higher than expected quarterly profit while forecasting slight growth in deliveries this year and a big jump in 2025.
The performance marks a turnaround for Tesla, which has endured a few disappointing quarters as concern spread about slowing global demand for electric vehicles. It has also been caught up in the divisive political activism of its chief executive, Elon Musk, and a court battle to restore his $56bn package of share options.
Musk on Wednesday afternoon predicted vehicle sales could increase 20 per cent to 30 per cent next year after cost cuts reduce the prices of existing cars which in turn would spur demand. ... He also cited improvements to the self-driving technology and new products, including its autonomous Cybercab unveiled earlier this month. Musk also said lower interest rates were reducing monthly financing payments and that was having a meaningful impact on demand.
Teslas shares were up 20 per cent on Thursday, adding more than $100bn to its market value. That may provide some relief to investors, given shares are half their November 2021 peak, though the group is still the most valuable global carmaker.
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Tesla shares leap 20% after Elon Musk predicts sales rebound (Original Post)
mahatmakanejeeves
Oct 24
OP
So the weirdo opens his mouth and Wall Street jumps? Did they go and look at the overstock inventory on dealer
PortTack
Oct 24
#1
Two reasons I would not buy a Tesla... First, it's an EV, and first, it's Musk.
keithbvadu2
Oct 24
#4
PortTack
(34,650 posts)1. So the weirdo opens his mouth and Wall Street jumps? Did they go and look at the overstock inventory on dealer
Lots Of tesla cars and the failing cyber trucks?
30% increase
thats a joke!
Redleg
(6,142 posts)2. Irrational exuberance, to borrow from Alan Greenspan
Musk usually over-promises but the market doesn't seem to care.
keithbvadu2
(40,120 posts)4. Two reasons I would not buy a Tesla... First, it's an EV, and first, it's Musk.