How could the Grok deepfake lawsuit impact TSLA near term?

It is not operationally tied to Tesla, but it keeps Musk-linked ventures in the news. That can sway risk appetite, options activity, and short-term volatility. Unless it shifts regulation or management focus at Tesla, the impact is mainly sentiment-driven. Watch volume and options skew for early signals.

Is TSLA attractive for value-focused German investors right now?

Valuation is demanding. TTM P/E is near 349, with price-to-sales around 16 and price-to-book near 16. Low leverage is a plus, but margins have cooled and EPS growth turned negative year over year. For conservative profiles, waiting for stronger earnings visibility or better entry levels may be prudent.

What technical levels matter most this week?

We are watching support near 404, a pivot around the Bollinger middle band at approximately 420, and resistance near 415 and the 50-day average near 444. An ATR of about 14.7 suggests wide swings. A decisive move above the 50-day could improve Tesla investor sentiment.

When is the next earnings report, and what should I track?

Tesla’s next earnings are scheduled for 21 April 2026 at 21:00 UTC. Track deliveries, automotive gross margin ex-credits, energy storage growth, software/FSDBeta updates, and commentary on pricing. Guidance on capex and AI compute spend will also matter for multiples and TSLA stock today.

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TSLA Stock Today: February 21 – Maye Musk Defense, xAI Lawsuit Heat

ByDanny Kontos February 21, 2026February 21, 2026

TSLA stock today sits at the center of fresh headlines German investors are watching. Maye Musk publicly defended Elon as Elon Musk xAI faces Grok deepfake lawsuit chatter, keeping the broader Musk ecosystem in focus. While not tied to Tesla’s operations, these stories can sway Tesla investor sentiment near term. We review price action, technicals, valuation, and what matters before the next earnings update. For DE portfolios, we also flag practical points like trading hours, liquidity, and currency risk when dealing with US-listed shares.