Tesla Inc

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Tuesday was not shaping up to be a winner on Tuesday. The same was true for meme stocks. As a group, losers outnumbered winners by about three to one.
Winners and losers among meme stocks in Tuesday's premarket, plus one really, really OG stock that's having a big day.
Meme stocks, like Monday's broad markets, were trading higher, with more winners than losers and more new highs than new lows.
Monday afternoon's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Canopy Growth, Pioneer Natural Resources, Shake Shack, Tesla, Toll Brothers, VMWare and Volkswagen.
With one major exception, several of last week's best-performing meme stocks were off to another good start. Plus, there's some potentially good news for investors in Chinese education and tutoring...
A strong October jobs report lit a fire under traders in Friday's premarket. One of Thursday's big movers added a bit more Friday morning and another was dropping after reporting earnings.
A company developing a treatment for Alzheimer's disease got a big boost Thursday when a journal in which the company published a report said it found no basis for allegations of data and image...
One of Cathie Wood's ARK Invest exchange-traded funds sold over 80,000 shares of Tesla on November 2.
Monday was also a good day for meme stocks. Will Tuesday be more of the same?
Lucid towed other EV makers along Thursday, putting up a share price gain of more than 30%. Good times.
Thursday's meme stock movers included electric vehicle makers Canoo and Lucid.
Just six stocks make up a quarter of the market capitalization of the S&P 500, and it may behoove investors to double-check portfolios to make sure they are not overexposed. After all, the giants of...
Some of Cathie Wood's ARK Invest exchange-traded funds sold over 125,000 shares of Tesla on October 26.
Tuesday's biggest winner as of the noon hour was up more than 20%, most likely due to a short squeeze.
Two relatively under-the-radar stocks put on a real fireworks show Monday. And so did an automaker that reached a valuation of $1 trillion.