Tesla Investors Grapple with Earnings and Musk Pay Drama Amid Crowd Sentiment Shifts
Tesla's Q3 earnings report delivered mixed signals, with record revenue of $28.1 billion surpassing analyst estimates despite a 31% year-over-year decline in net income. The EV maker's adjusted earnings of $0.55 per share came as 825,071 tracked portfolios showed fluctuating sentiment—1.9% increased holdings over 30 days, but only 0.2% growth in the past week.
Market observers note the crowd's nervous energy mirrors the stock's volatility, particularly as Musk's compensation package controversy adds uncertainty. TipRanks' Crowd Wisdom tool reveals how retail investors are navigating these crosscurrents, balancing the safety of herd behavior against fundamental analysis.