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institutional investors increase stakes in tesla amid mixed analyst ratings
Deutsche Bank has lowered its target price for Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) from $420 to $345, maintaining a buy rating. Other firms have also adjusted their targets, with Mizuho setting it at $430 and Cowen upgrading to buy. Currently, Tesla's stock has a consensus hold rating and an average target of $318.34, with significant insider selling reported recently.
insider sales and institutional investments shape tesla's market outlook
Tesla insiders have sold 477,228 shares valued at $166.8 million over the past ninety days, with insiders owning 20.70% of the stock. Institutional investors hold 66.20% of shares, while analysts maintain a consensus "Hold" rating, with price targets ranging from $120 to $420. Tesla's stock opened at $273.13, with a market cap of $878.53 billion and a recent earnings miss of $0.66 EPS.
Elon Musk urges Tesla employees to hold stocks amid executive sell-off
Elon Musk urged Tesla employees to hold onto their TSLA stocks during a public all-hands meeting, despite board members and executives recently selling millions in shares amid a 40% stock drop this year. He reiterated his optimistic vision for Tesla's future, claiming it would become the world's most valuable company. This call to action comes as Tesla faces its worst quarter in three years, raising questions about the confidence of insiders in the company's prospects.
protests and vandalism escalate against tesla amid calls for musk to resign
Protests against Elon Musk have escalated, with five arrests at a Manhattan demonstration and vandalism targeting Tesla vehicles, including an arson attack in Las Vegas. Amid a significant stock decline, major investor Ross Gerber has called for Musk to step down as CEO, citing damage to Tesla's reputation and sales. President Trump condemned violence against Teslas, labeling perpetrators as "domestic terrorists," while Musk remains optimistic about the company's long-term prospects.
Tesla executives and board members sell over 100 million in stock
Tesla board members and executives have sold over $100 million in stock amid a nearly 50% decline in shares since mid-December. Notable sales include James Murdoch's $13 million and Kimbal Musk's $27 million, with transactions often linked to predetermined sales plans. Analysts suggest these moves may reflect personal financial decisions rather than negative outlooks on the company.
fox corporation receives mixed analyst ratings and insider trading activity
Goldman Sachs set a $60 target price on FOX, maintaining a "buy" rating, while Barclays raised its target from $39 to $50 with an "equal weight" rating. The stock has a consensus "Hold" rating and an average target of $51.19, with insiders owning 21.77% of shares. Recently, Chairman Rupert Murdoch sold 58,000 shares, reducing his stake by 4.61%. FOX reported a quarterly EPS of $0.96, exceeding estimates, and declared a $0.27 semi-annual dividend.
fox co reports strong earnings and announces dividend amid insider trading activity
Fox Co. reported a 19.9% year-over-year revenue increase, posting $0.96 EPS for the latest quarter, surpassing estimates. The company announced a semi-annual dividend of $0.27, with a yield of 1%, and insider sales included significant transactions by Chairman Rupert Murdoch. Analysts maintain a "Hold" rating, with a target price averaging $51.19.
fox corporation receives hold rating as institutional investors adjust holdings
Barclays has upgraded Fox Corporation to a "hold" rating, while Zurcher Kantonalbank reduced its stake by 3.6%, owning approximately 0.10% of the company. Insiders, including Chairman Rupert Murdoch, have sold over 1 million shares recently, raising concerns as institutional ownership stands at 26.41%. Fox's stock opened at $44.73, with a market cap of $20.43 billion and a P/E ratio of 10.94.
Saudi family office recruits money manager from Murdoch family firm
Hasma Capital, the family office for Saudi Arabia's Juffali clan, has appointed Thomas Fitzmaurice, previously with Rupert Murdoch’s family office, to manage private markets. Fitzmaurice, 34, joins following the exit of long-time executives at Hasma Capital.
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