Tesla’s shares ticked up Monday after Elon Musk said over the weekend that he was back at his companies “24/7” following a monthslong stint in the Trump administration. The electric vehicle

Share prices for Big Tech’s Magnificent Seven and major chipmakers rose on Thursday after a wave of welcome news for investors.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk said "anything is possible" when asked about merging xAI and Tesla, but said there are no plans to do so.

On Wall Street, analysts have maintained a neutral stance on Tesla stock. According to TipRanks, TSLA stock has received a Hold consensus rating, with 16 Buys, 10 Holds, and 11 Sells assigned in the last three months. The average Tesla stock price target is $282.70, suggesting a potential downside of 22% from the current level.

Tesla Share Price: Tesla stock has seen a remarkable rebound over the past month, jumping 45% to $349.98. This comes despite a wave of negative headlines in recent weeks, including declining sales in China and Europe, brand damage from CEO Elon Musk’s political ties, and growing EV competition.

Tesla's stock is coming off highs after CEO Elon Musk concluded his second interview of the day. The stock got a boost from Musk saying on a CNBC interview that he had seen a "major rebound in demand" for Teslas.

Billionaire Elon Musk has said he is leaving his role in the US government, in which he was tasked with reducing federal spending, shortly after his first major break with

Even with recent troubles, an expert says Tesla has a bright future thanks to its self-driving tech and AI. He thinks it could grow a lot if everything goes right, and robotaxis may be a big part of it.

Tesla shares lost ground to start the week after posting gains in each of the previous four weeks, a period during which the stock rose 45%. These are the key support and resistance levels to monitor.

A group of Tesla investors is urging Elon Musk to commit at least 40 hours a week to running the electric vehicle company, arguing his undivided attention is needed to repair Tesla’s faltering sales and stock price volatility.