Here's How Much Traders Expect Tesla Stock to Move After Earnings
Key Takeaways
- Tesla is slated to post its fourth-quarter results after the closing bell today, with revenue and profits expected to decline year-over-year.
- Options pricing suggests traders expect Tesla’s stock could move about 5% in either direction by the end of the week.
Tesla is set to report its latest financial results after the market closes today,
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