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Allium Financial Advisors LLC reduced its Tesla holdings by 51.1% in Q2, selling 2,991 shares. Tesla stock opened at $454.53, with a 1.7% increase. Analysts have mixed ratings, with a consensus "Hold" and a price target of $398.92. Tesla's quarterly revenue rose 11.6% year-over-year, exceeding expectations.

- Allium Financial Advisors LLC reduced its stake in Tesla, Inc. by 51.1% in Q2, holding 2,864 shares valued at $910,000.  
- Other institutional investors, such as Chelsea Counsel Co. and LSV Asset Management, increased their positions significantly during the same period.  
- Tesla's stock has shown a 1.7% increase, with a market capitalization of $1.51 trillion and a consensus rating of "Hold" among analysts.

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Tesla has launched a lower-priced Model 3 variant in Europe, following its U.S. release. The Model 3 Standard aims to boost demand amid competition from European and Chinese electric car makers. Prices are set at 37,970 euros in Germany, 330,056 Norwegian crowns in Norway, and 449,990 Swedish crowns in Sweden. This move follows the October launch of a cheaper Model Y in Europe.

- Tesla has launched a new, lower-priced version of its Model 3 car in Europe, following its release in the United States.  
- The Model 3 Standard, priced at 37,970 euros in Germany, aims to boost demand amid competition from cheaper electric vehicles from European and Chinese manufacturers.  
- This introduction follows the earlier launch of a lower-priced Model Y crossover in Europe, as Tesla seeks to maintain its market share.

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Tesla Standard Model 3 priced at SEK 449,990 in Sweden, according to Tesla website

Tesla Standard Model 3 priced at SEK 449,990 in Sweden, according to Tesla website

Tesla Standard Model 3 priced at NOK 330,056 in Norway, according to Tesla website

Tesla Standard Model 3 priced at NOK 330,056 in Norway, according to Tesla website

Tesla standard Model 3 priced at EUR 37,970 in Germany, according to Tesla website

Tesla standard Model 3 priced at EUR 37,970 in Germany, according to Tesla website

Investors may prefer to wait for better visibility into future earnings before taking a stake in this expensive stock.

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The United States is formulating a national strategy for humanoid robots, with the Trump administration planning to position them as a key element in future industrial competition. The U.S. Secretary of Commerce met with executives from technology companies to consider accelerating domestic research and manufacturing. Tesla plans to mass-produce humanoid robots, pushing technology from the laboratory to industrialization. The U.S. government emphasizes rebuilding the domestic supply chain and reducing foreign dependence. Congress is also promoting related legislation, demonstrating interest in the robotics industry

- The U.S. is preparing a national strategy for humanoid robots, viewing them as crucial for future industrial competition.  
- The Department of Commerce is engaging with tech companies to accelerate domestic development and manufacturing, while Congress is considering establishing a National Robotics Committee.  
- Analysts predict that by 2050, over 1 billion humanoid robots could be deployed globally, highlighting their strategic importance amid increasing technological competition.

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