Tesla stock has dropped more than 30% within a period of under 2 months 8 times across different years, erasing billions in market value in a single correction.

The general mood among these heavyweight investors is divided, with 36% leaning bullish and 50% bearish. Among these notable options, 302 are puts, totaling $18,552,218, and 485 are calls, amounting to $46,836,278.

Tesla’s ($TSLA) latest quarterly results may have disappointed Wall Street, but CEO Elon Musk is shifting the spotlight to artificial intelligence

CEO Elon Musk made an unusual plea at the end of the company's earnings call, urging shareholders to approve his new $1 trillion pay package and claiming, among other things, he wouldn't be comfortable building "a robot army" without control over it.

Tesla shows record sales but weak earnings, capped demand, limited growth, and an overvalued market cap with unclear upside. Read why TSLA stock is a strong sell.

Tesla TSLA stock rose to $439.79 as shareholders prepare to vote on Musk's $1 trillion pay package while earnings approach.

Tesla ( TSLA 5.46%) shares have climbed 186% and 2,710% in the past five- and 10-year periods (as of Oct. 10), respectively, monster gains that have been driven more by the market buying Elon Musk's vision than looking at the company with a rational view. This is clearly a story stock.

Renowned TV host Jim Cramer has backed Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk’s trillion-dollar compensation package, while urging investors to think beyond short-term numbers and recognize the company's broader technological ambitions and societal impact.

Paul Meeks of Freedom Capital Markets discusses Tesla's recent earnings and why he remains bearish on the company, citing increasing competition among other EVs and robotaxi players.