The Market
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) and SpaceX (NASDAQ: SPCX, which now includes xAI) on the tape — plus Neuralink and The Boring Company raising funds and eyeing public markets.
Tesla Earnings Preview: $TSLA, $SPCX Eye Oct. 21 Catalysts
Investors are positioning ahead of Tesla's Oct. 21 third-quarter report, a release that could set the tone for $TSLA and the broader Musk complex led by $SPCX.
$TSLA, $SPCX in Focus as X Takeover Stacks New Catalysts
$TSLA, $SPCX Climb on Starship V3 Flight, Energy Record
$TSLA, $SPCX Steady as Musk Empire Stacks Up Fresh Catalysts
$SPCX Tops $TSLA by Nearly $800 Billion in Market Value
$TSLA Ticks Up as Tesla Semi Line Starts in Nevada
$TSLA Steadies, $SPCX Firms a Day After Nvidia Debt Headline
$TSLA Leads Musk Stocks Higher on Grok 4.6, Optimus Ramp
$SPCX Dips on Report of $40 Billion Debt Raise for Nvidia Chips
$SPCX, $TSLA Firm as Musk's AI-Compute Spending Comes Into Focus
$SPCX Holds Near Highs as $TSLA Climbs to $379
Tesla
Publicly traded
EV demand, robotaxi, energy storage and the AI/robotics narrative drive the tape.
SpaceX
Publicly traded
Publicly traded; now includes xAI following the merger. Starship cadence, Starlink growth and launch contracts move the stock.
The Boring Company
Privately held
Privately held infrastructure venture. No public listing announced; watch for new funding rounds and tunnel contracts.
Neuralink
Privately held
Privately held neurotech company. Brain-computer interface trials and new venture funding rounds move its valuation.
Not investment advice. Prices cited in articles are point-in-time snapshots and may be stale — always confirm on a live source. Tesla (TSLA) and SpaceX (SPCX, which now includes xAI) are publicly traded; The Boring Company and Neuralink remain private.