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JP Morgan analysts suggest Tesla has a “demand issue,” linking it to the recent layoffs
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JP Morgan analysts suggest Tesla has a “demand issue,” linking it to the recent layoffs
Tesla shares hit new 52-week lows on Monday, a day ahead of earnings. The stock has been facing heavy selling pressure in recent months due to waning EV demand trends. The EV maker has reported weak quarterly results in two straight quarters and many analysts are concerned the company will turn in disappointing results after the bell.
Tesla is facing uncertainty as it pivots away from low-cost vehicles towards autonomous driving and rototaxis.
Investors want to know whether electric-car maker is in the midst of a major change in direction
Tesla is set to report its lowest quarterly profit margins since early 2017 amid a price war in the EV sector and a slowdown in demand.