Tesla Stock (TSLA) Climbs to $342: Is the Worst Over After Earnings Crash?
Tesla Stock (TSLA) Climbs to $342: Is the Worst Over After Earnings Crash? Tesla shares are showing signs of life again. After closing at $342.27 on Friday, August 14 — up $2.31 (+0.68%) — investors are asking whether the electric vehicle giant has finally found a floor after one of its most painful earnings reactions in recent memory. The stock has clawed back roughly 7% from its post-earnings low of $319.69 , but questions about profitability, spending, and Elon Musk's ambitious AI bets remain front and center for American shareholders. For the millions of US investors holding TSLA in their retirement accounts, brokerage portfolios, and 401(k)s, the past month has been a wild ride. Let us break down exactly what happened — and what could come next. The Earnings Bomb That Shook Wall Street On July 22, 2026 , Tesla reported its second-quarter financial results — and Wall Street was not impressed. While revenue...