Omor Ibne Ehsan Tue, August 11, 2026 at 3:46 PM GMT+2 3 min read TSLA SPCX SpaceX (SPCX) made a stunning reversal after insider lock-up expirations were not as bearish as expected. All of this may culminate in something similar for Tesla (TSLA), as TSLA stock has been through a similar fall. That said, Tesla is not SpaceX, and the company does not have the ingredients for a multi-trillion move to either side.
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It's worth looking at whether you should buy TSLA stock near its 52-week lows. It is down ~34% from its peak. A year ago, the stock was in a similar position and ended up soaring to an all-time high (up 40-45%) by year-end.
A repeat is more likely than not if the broader market cooperates. www.barchart.com Why Tesla Declined So Much Tesla's Q2 earnings report beat estimates on the top line by $2.69 billion, with $28.24 billion in sales, up 26%. Earnings didn't do so well, and EPS of $0.33 missed expectations of $0.49. This collapse was largely expected due to Tesla's aggressive vehicle price cuts and low-interest financing promotions.
Capex also rose due to AI compute infrastructure and robotics research/manufacturing. Investors are not happy because even if you exclude AI costs, margins shouldn't be this low. It signals to them that Tesla might have to make sacrifices on its bottom line if it is to grow healthily.
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