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Canadian sales will fall off the cliff! Today is just a dead cat bounce! Tesla is a falling knife. Would u ever trust Elon Musk? Is he committed to Tesla? What are the he 5 things he did for Tesla as a CEO? If he is busy with his new interest then for goodness sake find a committed replacement CEO! Elon Musk is damaging Tesla brand! I sold all my Tesla stock! starting accumulating bets against Tesla !

3 Reasons Tesla Stock Rose 2.6% on Wednesday, and 1 Reason It Gave Up Some Gains

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JimmyHua
03-07
JimmyHua
that makes some sense.

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Additional weak sales data from Europe was the negative.</p><p>Shares of the electric-vehicle maker traded above $278 a share early Wednesday, but fell to almost $267 around lunchtime. The stock rallied, closing at 279.10, up 2.6% and near the highs of the day, while the S&amp;P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average rose about 1.1%.</p><p class=\"t-img-caption\"><img src=\"https://community-static.tradeup.com/news/14b08853ed4729fd98ecb2d63788193a\" tg-width=\"768\" tg-height=\"622\"/></p><p>Many stocks got an initial lift from news Tuesday evening. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said a deal with Canada and Mexico to lower tariffs could come as early as Wednesday. Shares rose further after the White House confirmed a roughly monthlong reprieve on the levies.</p><p>Tariffs of 25% on both countries initially went into effect on Tuesday. 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That isn’t what investors want to see. Tesla’s European-wide sales dropped about 45% year over year in January.Weak January sales in the U.S. and Europe stoked investors’ fears that CEO Elon Musk’s political activities were turning off some core Tesla buyers—politically left-leaning people looking to go green.U.S. sales, however, bounced back. Tesla sold about 42,000 cars in February, up about 14% from the 37,000 sold in February 2024, according to preliminary data from Wards Automotive.Along with a potential tariff deal, President Donald Trump thanked Musk by name in his Tuesday address to Congress while touting the cost-cutting accomplishments of Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency.“Thank you, Elon. He’s working very hard. He didn’t need this. He didn’t need this. Thank you very much. We appreciate it,” said the president. “Everybody here even [the Democrat’s side] appreciates it, I believe. 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