Tesla Stock Erases Year of Gains After 38% Earnings Miss
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- Tesla stock has erased a full year of gains, with coverage showing shares down 30% year-to-date as investor expectations outpaced results.
- Tesla missed its earnings expectations by 38%, the shortfall cited across coverage as a key driver of the stock's decline.
- Elon Musk is publicly not worried despite the miss, a stance highlighted in investor-oriented coverage as a contrast to market reaction.
- TSLA investors are weighing Musk's confidence against the 30% year-to-date decline, with at least one outlet still sitting on the sidelines.
Why it matters: Tesla shareholders are now sitting on a 30% year-to-date loss after the automaker missed earnings by 38%, erasing a full year of gains — and the gap between Musk's reassurance and the stock's slide is now the central question for anyone still holding TSLA.
