Joining us now for a closer look is Schwab Network host Marley Kaden. Very good morning to you, Marley. Uh, what are your takeaways from the Tesla price action due to the purchase.Because it's really interesting. You and I sort of closed out the week talking about the fact that Tesla was rallying on pretty much no news, but it turns out that it's rallying on what we've heard from Musk in this SEC filing today. So, I'm just wondering how you make sense of it all.You know, it is interesting, Sam, and good mor ...

Let's turn to what may end up being the stock story of the day. That's Tesla big move higher after Elon Musk reveals a big share purchase. Robert Frank with us and has more on the numbers.Robert, and how unusual this is. It is unusual for Elon to buy shares. Sarah, Elon buying two and a half million shares on Friday totaling around $1 billion.It was his first per first purchase of Tesla stock since 2020 is being taken by the market as a big sign of confidence in Tesla's future. But that $1 billion buy is ju ...

Last week, I bought Tesla ((TSLA) for Technology Innovators subscribers with the notion that Tesla’s energy business is underrated, the worst is behind the legacy EV business, and, most importantly, Elon Musk is motivated again. Here is an excerpt from my article from last week, Beyond EVs: How Tesla’s Energy, Robots, and Robotaxis will Power the Next Growth Phase:“I think he has extraordinary skills. A lot of it has to do with what I call the signal-to-noise ratio, and I learned from Steve Jobs back in the ...

And now finance executive editor Brian Sazi. You're taking a look at a live shot of the opening bells on Wall Street on this Monday morning. Deutsche Bank ringing the bell.The New York Stock Exchange to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. Fulton Bank getting things popping over at the NASDAQ. It's Fed week, of course, friends.The consensus view is that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates the first time in 9 months. Consensus view also holds that stocks will continue to rise because historically speak ...

Elon Musk just dropped a cool $1 billion on Tesla Inc TSLA stock, his first open-market buy since 2020 — the last time he did this, the stock went on a historic tear. But this time, the road ahead looks far less certain.Track TSLA stock here.Short-Term Pop, Familiar PlaybookInsider buying typically triggers immediate confidence and short covering, and Musk's purchase has already jolted Tesla's stock higher. The stock was already up 6% at the time of publication on Monday.Related: Tesla Stock Climbs Nearly 7 ...

Elon Musk revealed Monday that he purchased $1 billion worth of Tesla’s stock – a major show of confidence that sent shares of the electric car maker surging 7% in early trading.The 54-year-old billionaire bought 2.57 million Tesla shares through a trust on Friday, according to a regulatory filing. If Tesla’s stock gains hold, they will push the company back into positive territory for the year despite a recent sales slump that has crushed its earnings.Musk hadn’t bought Tesla stock since 2020. REUTERSMusk’ ...

Elon Musk filed a Form 4 on September 15, disclosing a purchase of nearly 2.57 million shares in Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) at prices between $371–$396, totaling around $1 billion. The shares were acquired via the Elon Musk Revocable Trust, and the move marks the CEO’s largest TSLA purchase ever by value and his first insider buy since 2020, when he bought 200,000 shares worth $10 million.Following the news, the company’s stock was up nearly 8% in pre-market trading on Monday, September 15, as investors saw the p ...

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Welcome to Yahoo Finance's flagship show, The Morning Brief. I'm Julie Heyman. Let's get to the three things you need to know today.First up, investors waiting on the Fed decision coming on Wednesday. The central bank widely expected to lower interest rates by a quarter of a percent, but President Trump saying on Sunday he expects a big cut. This all coming as Wall Street debates whether the Fed has been late to cut and the political backlash from the White House as it still seeks to oust Fed Governor Lisa ...

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