TSLA Jun 2024 490.000 put
| Previous Close | 68.10 |
| Open | 69.50 |
| Bid | 0.00 |
| Ask | 0.00 |
| Strike | 490.00 |
| Expire Date | 2024-06-21 |
| Day's Range | 68.10 - 69.50 |
| Contract Range | N/A |
| Volume | |
| Open Interest | 83 |
Yahoo Finance VideoTesla shares hit 7-month high as Model 3 qualifies for EV tax credit
As Tesla shares hit a 7-month high, George Gianarikas, Canaccord Genuity Managing Director, joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss the recent price cuts, regulatory tailwinds, and increasing competition.
Yahoo FinanceTesla stock surges as all Model 3 sedans now qualify for full EV tax credit
Tesla stock surged on Wednesday on news that consumers can now get a $7,500 federal EV tax credit for Model 3 sedans.
Yahoo Finance VideoHow Tesla's tax credit victory is a loss for Chinese battery maker CATL
Tesla's Model 3 finds itself eligible for the $7,500 U.S. tax credit on EVs. This news comes as Morgan Stanley analysts downgraded shares of Chinese battery maker CATL over concerns about how the U.S. EV tax credits could impact their business. Yahoo Finance automotive reporter Pras Subramanian breaks down how this news could impact EV pricing for American consumers.
ReutersChina passenger car sales rise in May on incentives, new models
BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) -Passenger vehicle sales in China rose 7.3% in May from a month earlier, industry data showed on Thursday, as the government extended tax incentives to shore up demand amid a flagging economic recovery. Sales totalled 1.76 million vehicles in May, the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) said. Sales of new energy vehicles (NEVs), which include battery-powered cars and plug-in petrol-electric hybrids, rose 10.5% in May from April and accounted for 32.9% of total May sales, CPCA data showed.
Motley FoolWhat Does Tesla's Deal With Ford Mean for ChargePoint?
Fool.com contributor and finance professor Parkev Tatevosian considers what Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA) deal with Ford (NYSE: F) could mean for ChargePoint Holdings (NYSE: CHPT) stock investors. *Stock prices used were the afternoon prices of June 5, 2023.
Zacks2 Market Heavyweights Stealing the Spotlight in June
June has just begun, and these two market heavyweights are already scorching hot. Can their climbs continue through the summer months?
BloombergTesla Rides Tech Rally to 7-Month High as Good News Piles Up
(Bloomberg) -- Tesla Inc. shares jumped to a seven-month high Wednesday, riding on the insatiable investor appetite for mega-cap tech stocks and a string of recent positive news. Most Read from BloombergMystery Bet Before SEC Crypto Crackdown May Mint Trader MillionsThese Are the World’s 20 Most Expensive Cities for Expats in 2023Messi Spurns $400 Million Saudi Offer to Join Beckham’s MiamiFlights to LaGuardia Airport Grounded as Smoke Blankets NYCTech Stocks Sputter as Traders Consider July Hik
Motley FoolTesla/Ford Partnership Changes EV Charging Forever
When Ford (NYSE: F) announced it's adopting Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA) charging standard in future vehicles, it shook the EV world. But the real impact may be commoditizing plugs and the electricity that goes through them.
Yahoo Finance UKTrending tickers: Tesla l AMD l 888 l Inditex
Tesla shares have gained nearly 30% in the past month as it approaches its next earnings release.
Motley FoolElon Musk Says Home Prices Will Plummet -- But This Type of Real Estate is Practically Minting Money for Investors
Elon Musk wears a lot of different hats. The multibillionaire recently made a dire prediction about home prices. Venture capitalist David Sacks, who worked with Musk during the early days of PayPal, tweeted last week about the major problems facing the U.S. commercial real estate market.
ReutersTesla's Elon Musk and Mongolia's leader discuss alliance on critical EV minerals
Resource-rich Mongolia is endowed with extensive deposits of rare earth minerals and copper, which are critical materials in the electric vehicle supply chain.
ZacksTesla (TSLA) Outpaces Stock Market Gains: What You Should Know
Tesla (TSLA) closed the most recent trading day at $221.31, moving +1.7% from the previous trading session.
Yahoo Finance VideoMusk: Tesla happy to license self-driving tech to other brands
Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently stated that the company is willing to license it's self-driving tech to other brands. Yahoo Finance Live breaks down how such a move might impact the EV market at large.
BloombergAM Radio Fights Back After Getting the Boot From Tesla and Other EVs
(Bloomberg) -- Automakers moving into an electric future are locked in a battle with broadcasters concerned about the potential loss of an aged and fading technology: AM radio.Most Read from BloombergMystery Bet Before SEC Crypto Crackdown May Mint Trader MillionsThese Are the World’s 20 Most Expensive Cities for Expats in 2023Messi Spurns $400 Million Saudi Offer to Join Beckham’s MiamiBonds Everywhere Are Suffering as Rate-Hike Fears Swamp TradersFlights to LaGuardia Airport Grounded as Smoke
Yahoo Finance VideoApple Vision Pro headset could have an 'iPhone moment': Analyst
Investors continue to gauge the potential of Apple's new Vision Pro VR headset announced at its Worldwide Developers Conference. Wedbush Managing Director and Senior Equity Analyst Dan Ives sits down with Yahoo Finance Live to explain why this headset could be a good move for Apple, C3.ai's position in the artificial intelligence space, and Tesla's driverless technology.
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UPDATE 2-Court upholds Musk's win in $13 bln lawsuit over Tesla-SolarCity deal
A trial court properly found that Tesla Inc CEO Elon Musk did not push the electric carmaker to overpay for SolarCity in 2016, the Delaware Supreme Court said on Tuesday, ending years of litigation over the $2.6 billion deal. Musk was the biggest shareholder in both companies at the time, and Tesla shareholders alleged the billionaire pushed the carmaker's board into the deal to bail out his investment in the struggling rooftop solar company. The state's highest court said that while a judge on the Delaware Court of Chancery erred in some portions of his analysis, his overall premise still supported his determination that Tesla paid a fair price for SolarCity.
ReutersCourt upholds Musk's win in $13 billion lawsuit over Tesla-SolarCity deal
(Reuters) -A trial court properly found that Tesla Inc CEO Elon Musk did not push the electric carmaker to overpay for SolarCity in 2016, the Delaware Supreme Court said on Tuesday, ending years of litigation over the $2.6 billion deal. Musk was the biggest shareholder in both companies at the time, and Tesla shareholders alleged the billionaire pushed the carmaker's board into the deal to bail out his investment in the struggling rooftop solar company. The state's highest court said that while a judge on the Delaware Court of Chancery erred in some portions of his analysis, his overall premise still supported his determination that Tesla paid a fair price for SolarCity.
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Court upholds ruling for Musk over Tesla-SolarCity deal
A trial court properly found that Telsa Inc chief Elon Musk did not push the electric carmaker to overpay for SolarCity in 2016, the Delaware Supreme Court said on Tuesday, ending years of litigation over the $2.6 billion deal. Musk was the biggest shareholder in both companies at the time of the deal and Tesla shareholders alleged he pushed the carmaker's board into the deal to bail out the billionaire's investment in the struggling rooftop solar company. The state's highest court said that while a judge on the Delaware Court of Chancery erred in some portions of his analysis, his overall premise still supported his determination that Tesla paid a fair price for SolarCity.
Motley FoolThis Billionaire Just Sold Out of Tesla Stock. Should You Follow?
After buying into the electric vehicle maker at a relative discount last year, he soon vacated the position.
Motley FoolThis High-Flying Auto Company Isn't Even Making Full EVs and It's Still a Buy Now
This automaker is late to the game with EVs -- but that might be great news for investors. Here's why.
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UPDATE 3-Tesla's Model 3 cheaper than Toyota's Camry in California with tax benefits
Tesla Inc's rapid adjustment of its battery supply chain means all of its Model 3 vehicles qualify for federal U.S. credits that, along with other tax breaks, could lower its price to less than a Toyota Camry. The Biden administration on Tuesday confirmed that all Tesla Model 3 vehicles now qualify for $7,500 electric vehicle consumer tax credits after two of the three versions were eligible for half the credits. New battery rules went into effect in April that lowered the credit of the Model 3 Standard Range Rear Wheel Drive and Long Range All-Wheel Drive to $3,750.
Motley FoolIs Target Stock a Buy as Its Profit Margins Sink to Costco and Walmart Levels?
Target (NYSE: TGT) is one of the best-known big-box retail giants. Let's discuss what is dragging the stock lower, and why Target is looking like a great dividend stock to buy now despite some concerns. Over the past month, its stock is drastically underperforming the S&P 500, the consumer discretionary sector, the retail industry, and even peers like Walmart (NYSE: WMT) and Costco Wholesale (NASDAQ: COST).
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US confirms all Tesla Model 3 vehicles qualify for $7,500 tax credit
The Biden administration confirmed Tuesday that all Tesla Model 3 vehicles now qualify for $7,500 electric vehicle consumer tax credits after two versions saw credits fall in half. In April, new battery sourcing rules went into effect that lowered the credit of the Model 3 Standard Range Rear Wheel Drive and Long Range All-Wheel Drive to $3,750. Tesla said last week on its website that all versions of the Model 3 again qualify for the full credit.
