BYD is taking advantage of Tesla's rough year as the two rivals compete to be the world's largest EV maker.

While Nvidia and Microsoft have demonstrated strong earnings and free cash flow growth, Tesla's earnings have actually ... were I a shareholder in TSLA. The chart looks ugly.

Shares closed below that on Tuesday. Tamplin isn’t making a fundamental call on Tesla stock. He’s looking at chart patterns to see when investors have bought and sold stock in the recent past.

Investors should watch major support levels on Tesla's chart around $190 and $140, while also eyeing key resistance levels near $265 and $360. Tesla (TSLA) shares fell sharply again Tuesday ...

albeit at this stage it’s hard to estimate exactly their impact on new Tesla sales. In the earnings relative to the fourth quarter of 2024, I did notice an interesting chart that may indicate ...

The report looked into Tesla's cash flow statements and capital expenditures over the last 6 months of 2024 and compared it to the company's valuation of the assets it had acquired. The report ...

By every conventional metric, Tesla looks overpriced — and that starts with cash flow. Tesla’s price-to-cash flow ratio is an astronomical 65.33, as reported by MarketWatch. For context ...

Higher prices could reduce sales volumes. Either way, Tesla could see a near-term impact to free cash flow. The bottom line: For now, we maintain our $250 fair value estimate for narrow-moat Tesla.

Tesla stock is down more than 35% from recent peaks. Investors can look at the stock charts to help find when things might bottom out.

The mutiple bar charts show Tesla's battery electric vehicle sales and its market share in the EU between January 2024 and February 2025. Overall, BEV sales in the same markets last month were up ...

Tesla and BYD are locked in a battle to be the world's largest EV company. BYD has piled the pain on its rival this year, with its sales and revenue surging as Tesla stutters. Business Insider ...