Tesla (TSLA) Stock Slumps Over 6% in S&P 500 Debut
Tech giant Tesla Inc made its S&P 500 debut. This comes at a time when a new, more infectious strain of the coronavirus is shaking markets globally.
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Tech giant Tesla Inc made its S&P 500 debut. This comes at a time when a new, more infectious strain of the coronavirus is shaking markets globally.
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As Tesla prepares to make an entry to the S&P 500 index later today, here’s how it will impact the index movements.
Tesla stock closed at $695 on Friday which shows a 5.96% growth.
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Many market analysts believe that the addition of Tesla to the S&P 500 may signal the beginning of the end of the TSLA bubble.
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