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GraniteShares 1.25 Long TSLA Daily ETF

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  • Weekly Recap | Tesla +3.21%, most brokers rate it buy

    Weekly Review·Sep 12 at 06:59 AM
    - Tesla shares rose 3.21% this week to close at 365.44 dollars, outperforming the S&P 500 while facing ongoing regulatory scrutiny over driving safety and competition in China. - The company advanced its market presence by introducing the European Semi truck specifications with a 550 km range and signing a 3 GWh Megapack storage agreement with Zhero. - Out of 48 covering institutions, the consensus rating remained a buy with an average target price of 390.09 dollars, despite divergent views ranging from 125.000 to 600.000 dollars.
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  • Weekly Recap | TSL.US +4.05%, European Semi debuts

    Weekly Review·Sep 12 at 06:55 AM
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  • Weekly Recap | TSL.US +1.54%, Cybercab launch gives way to scrutiny

    Weekly Review·Sep 5 at 08:11 AM
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  • Weekly Recap | TSL.US -5%, Robotaxi and robotics in focus

    Weekly Review·Aug 29 at 06:36 AM
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  • Report: SpaceX Plans In-House GPU Production, Warns of 'Significant Capital Expenditure'

    Wallstreetcn·Apr 23 at 05:51 AM
    - SpaceX plans to manufacture its own graphics processing units (GPUs) as part of its $1.75 trillion IPO preparations, highlighting risks related to chip supply shortages and high capital expenditure. - The GPU initiative is closely linked to the Terafab project, aimed at developing an advanced AI chip manufacturing facility in Austin, Texas, in collaboration with xAI and Tesla, although specific production details remain undisclosed. - This strategic move raises questions about the feasibility and timeline of SpaceX's AI chip ambitions and introduces new variables for potential investors assessing the company’s valuation.
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  • Tesla Earnings Quick Take: Profits Hold Steady, Growth Hasn't Returned—How Long Can the Auto Business 'Fund' AI and Robots?

    Wallstreetcn·Apr 23 at 01:42 AM
    - In Q1 2026, Tesla generated revenue of $22.387 billion, with a GAAP gross margin of 21.1% and a net profit of $4.77 billion. - Despite profit improvements driven by factors such as delivery growth and higher vehicle prices, challenges remain with inventory and energy revenue, which declined significantly. - The management's signal of increased capital expenditure to over $25 billion suggests a focus on AI, battery production, and new vehicle lines, indicating a strategic emphasis on long-term growth amidst current operational pressures.
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  • Tesla CEO Musk stated that most of our long-term production will be Cybercabs (autonomous taxis). In the long run, the only model retaining human driving will be the new Roadster. The new Roadster may debut in about a month

    Wallstreetcn·Apr 22 at 10:28 PM
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  • Tesla shares fell more than 2% after hours

    Wallstreetcn·Apr 22 at 10:26 PM
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  • Tesla Q1 Revenue Hits Three-Year High Growth, Earnings Surpass Expectations, Cash Flow Doubles; Musk Forecasts Surge in Spending | Earnings Insights

    Wallstreetcn·Apr 22 at 10:24 PM
    - Tesla reported a strong Q1 2026 earnings that exceeded Wall Street expectations, with a 16% year-over-year revenue increase and improved profit margins. - Despite the positive results, concerns regarding rising capital expenditures were reignited, as the CEO announced plans for significant investments, predicting capital spending to surpass $25 billion this year. - Following the earnings release, Tesla's stock initially rose but later fell, highlighting investor anxieties about the potential delays in realizing profits from these increased investments.
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  • Tesla extended its after-hours decline to 0.8%

    Wallstreetcn·Apr 22 at 10:21 PM
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  • Tesla: Strong solar demand expected in the second half of the year

    Wallstreetcn·Apr 22 at 10:11 PM
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  • Tesla executives stated that, from an architectural perspective, the European version of FSD (Full Self-Driving) is identical to the U.S. version, except that the European version includes more data specific to European regions

    Wallstreetcn·Apr 22 at 10:07 PM
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