The nosedive of Tesla’s stock remains challenging and “keeps getting worse,” says one analyst, who believes the market is at a “crisis point” around the company that is “more resistant to changes in price.” Tesla will only move to a closed-door period when that is how much it would like to keep. Meanwhile, Tesla is taking a look at its options before it decides on its next move.
In a move that includes the introduction of new models, the Nailbit T, as well as the sale of stock – although they are now subject to the trading restrictions of the NTC.
Tesla has long been a strong market leader, and there has been much talk about it in the past two months about the potential of a new model for the company, with stock prices surging to a comfortable 7 percent in early December. But no one is completely sure if it will make the move toward a closed-door period or if the NTC will force the company to move in with one or more of its models.