"Dilution is certain to continue." Famed 'Big Short' investor issues stunning warning about Tesla's future: 'Tragic algebra' first appeared on The Cool Down.

Morgan Stanley cut its rating of Tesla for the first time in two years on Monday to “equal weight,” which is equivalent to a hold.

Robotaxis and humanoid robots may grab the spotlight, but Tesla's EV business is still holding up the entire production.

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock has been so incredibly resilient despite all the volatility facing big tech and fears over what could happen to the broad market if AI demand were to suddenly fall off. With Dr.

"The Big Short" investor Michael Burry took aim at electric automaker Tesla in a blog post, saying the Elon Musk-led company is "ridiculously overvalued", days after he voiced concerns about the current AI boom.

Tesla is preparing for an exciting 2026 replete with production ramp-ups and potential wider approval of its full self-driving (FSD) technology. The risk is rising as the company appears to be going all-in on full self-driving and robotaxis. The stock remains attractive for risk-tolerant investors.

Like most of Wall Street, Tesla (TSLA) has seen its stock price rally in a big way since cratering earlier this year. Shares of the Elon Musk-led electric vehicle (EV) maker recently hit new 2025 highs — despite the company’s various operational issues.

The CEO will have to meet a series of goals to earn the rewards, including raising Tesla's market capitalization to $8.5 trillion Tesla CEO Elon Musk could earn up to $1 trillion of company stock after investors approved a new compensation package.

Tesla faces steeper competition in 2026. Robotaxis could deliver a multitrillion-dollar opportunity. Tesla is known for many things: solar rooftops, self-driving vehicles, robotic humanoids. But when it comes down to simple dollars and cents, electric car ...