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Throughout the first few months of the year, the US stock market has struggled, with the Magnificent 7 taking a notable hit. That has already changed this week, with many of the top companies eyeing a jump in value. That could be magnified for Tesla (TSLA), as it could be just weeks away from a crucial launch that may have the stock eyeing a return to $400. The Elon Musk-led company has dominated the news cycle in 2025, but not for the best reasons. A brand crisis has stagnated its value, with many pondering if it could ever find its footing again. It has regained some of that value, with the arrival of one key product set to put it over the edge. Source: Finance Magnates Also Read: Tesla (TSLA): The $10T Reason The Stock is a Hedge Fund Favorite in 2025 Tesla Set to Make Long-Awaited Plan a Reality, and It Could See the Stock Surge The US stock market sell-off that was prevalent throughout the first few months of the year may have finally subsided. Indeed, a continued return to form h...

Continuing what has been a mammoth year for the company, Tesla (TSLA) has reached a new high as Bank of America has upped the stock’s price target to $400. Indeed, the electronic automobile manufacturer has been surging since Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election. The company’s is up more than 3.3% as it reaches a 32-week high at its current price nearing $370. With an all-time high of $409, there are expectations that the company could challenge that figure in 2025. Considering its continued increase over the last month, that kind of surge would certainly not be out of the question. Source: inventiva.co Also Read: Tesla Odds Best Month Ever as Stock Surges 33% Tesla Hurling Toward All-Time High as Bank of America Boosts Price Target Since the outcome of the 2024 election, Tesla has been surging. A primary reason has been CEO Elon Musk’s connection to Donald Trump and his position ahead of the incoming administration’s Department of Government Efficienc...

Shiba Inu (SHIB) is undoubtedly one of the most popular cryptocurrencies in the market. The dog-themed crypto is among the best-performing assets of the last four years, rising by many million percent. While the asset’s popularity is unquestioned, let’s find out if Elon Musk’s Tesla electric motor company will accept SHIB as payment. Musk, one of the wealthiest people in the world, is an avid supporter of SHIB’s rival cryptocurrency, Dogecoin (DOGE). Musk has enabled DOGE payments on many of his ventures. Clients can use DOGE to pay for Tesla and SpaceX merchandise. Musk has also accepted DOGE payments for a satellite mission to the moon. Also Read: Ethereum: New Proposal Aiming to Increase Throughput 50% Will Elon Musk’s Tesla Accept Shiba Inu? Source – Times Tabloid Musk has publicly stated that Dogecoin (DOGE) is his favorite cryptocurrency. The tech billionaire loves Shiba Inu dogs and is a proud owner of one named Floki. Some crypto enthusiasts e...

Earlier this month, the European Union (EU) began an investigation into the subsidies that China gives to EV (electric vehicle) makers. According to the latest reports, non-Chinese EV automakers might also fall under investigation by the EU. This includes brands like BMW and Elon Musk ’s Tesla. The EU launched its investigation after gathering evidence of distortions in the European market. It was found that vehicles produced in the EU were facing steep competition from cheaper vehicles produced in China. According to European data, sales of Chinese-produced cars in Europe rose to 8% this year. This figure could reach 15% by 2025. According to Valdis Dombrovskis, the Executive Vice President of the European Commission, “There’s a lot of speculation, but at this stage, the scope of this investigation is not decided yet.” Also Read: Morgan Stanley Analyst Predicts 60% Rally for Elon Musk ’s Tesla Dombrovskis added that they are currently doing pre-initiation consulta...

Bitcoin may in line for worse losses in the new year, analysts say, but BTC price action has a least fared better than TSLA. Bitcoin (BTC) circled $16,750 after the Dec. 28 Wall Street open after stocks dragged markets lower. BTC/USD 1-hour candle chart (Bitstamp). Source: TradingView Bitcoin analysts stick to downside fears Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView tracked BTC/USD as it recovered from local lows of $16,559 on Bitstamp. After days of barely any movement up or down, Bitcoin finally saw a flicker of action as traditional Markets opened after the Christmas break. Unfortunately for bulls, volatility was to the downside, with BTC/USD seeing its lowest levels since Dec. 20. On equities markets, United States indexes improved after a weak first day, this nonetheless failing to leave much of an impression on BTC commentators, many of whom stuck to grim short-term price forecasts. “I can't stress this enough,” Toni Ghinea wrote in part of a Twitter update on the ...