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Mixed sales results aren’t helping to make the picture clearer. On one hand, Tesla suffered a 37% sales hit in France but announced a 51% boost in Italy. Meanwhile, the stock’s insane price tag is still banking on wild tech bets and perfect execution. With all that in play, the bears are in total control, which leaves me also bearish on TSLA stock.

Defense contractor stocks surged on Wednesday after Politico reported that Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk is expected to step back from his role as

Stock shares in Tesla jumped Wednesday after reports suggesting Elon Musk could leave the White House and his Department of Government Efficiency role.

Shares fell as much as 6.4%, to a low of $251.27, in the morning session after Tesla reported a 13% drop in vehicle deliveries during the first quarter. Wedbush analysts said the result was disastrous and reflected growing negativity around the brand stemming from Musk's involvement in President Trump's inner circle.

President Trump's plan to 'Make America Wealthy Again' has been unveiled. Could it help or hurt your bank account? Plus, Elon Musk is reportedly stepping away from DOGE.

U.S. President Donald Trump has told members of his Cabinet and other close contacts that his billionaire ally Elon Musk will soon step back from his government role, Politico reported on Wednesday, citing three people close to Trump.

US President Donald Trump has suggested that tech billionaire Elon Musk may soon play a reduced role in his administration, according to reports by magazine Politico and broadcaster ABC News on Wednesday.

Frustration with Elon Musk could lead to his White House departure sooner rather than later, according to Politico reporting that cites Trump administration members who are aggravated with the Tesla billionaire.

Top White House aides say Musk is expected to return to running his companies after several weeks as the president’s most prominent sidekick.

I do think there are a number of Trump advisers who are tired of Musk’s presence,” Haberman said on The Source. “And I think that is going to continue as long as Musk is there.” Haberman’s analysis comes after Trump told his inner circle that the billionaire would soon step back.