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Tesla stock slides after profit miss; full-year capex spend of $25 billion confirmed

Tesla shares dip after a profit miss, even as the company confirms a $25 billion capex plan.

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Tesla stock slipped after a quarterly profit miss, with the automaker confirming a full‑year capital‑expenditure target of $25 billion. Bloomberg’s story frames the discussion around whether Tesla should be labeled a Robotaxi or SpaceX operation.

Barron’s analysis points out that analysts are not worried about the post‑earnings slide, while Yahoo Finance reports the share decline and the capex confirmation. Watch for updates on how the $25 billion spending plan is allocated and whether subsequent earnings releases affect investor sentiment.

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Quick answers

What triggered the recent movement in Tesla’s stock?

Coverage notes that the stock slid after the company reported a profit miss.

What capital‑expenditure figure has Tesla confirmed for the year?

The company confirmed a full‑year capex spend of $25 billion.

Are analysts expressing concern over the stock slide?

According to Barron’s coverage, analysts aren’t worried about the post‑earnings slide.

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