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BNP Paribas isn't moving off of its bearish Tesla thesis ahead of earnings next week.

It's no secret that Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock isn't valued based on its current earnings, but rather on what it could become as its future robotaxi and robotics businesses grow. In that vein, here's a look at how the market and,

Tesla's robotaxis business is expanding into new markets.

Tesla's stock is on the rise. Here's why the share price is moving despite a tense and fragile market amid the Iran war.

Tesla has big opportunities with autonomous driving, robotaxis, and robotics. The stock has a high valuation, its core business is struggling, and a lot of hope is being pinned on unproven technologies. Continuing my "bull vs. bear" series of articles, looking at the bullish and bearish theses on popular stocks, we come to Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA).

Tesla is down 11% this year while the company navigates a painful transition. Automotive volumes are declining and costs are rising.

Gordon Johnson predicts Tesla's stock could fall to $25 a share, citing its sky-high valuation, slowing sales, and changes in options trading.