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Tesla Just Had a Toyota-Sized Meltdown—JPMorgan, UBS Raise Red Flags

BenzingaJul 24, 2026, 12:31 PMSurbhi Jain

Tesla erased $214.5 billion in market value after earnings. JPMorgan and UBS cut price targets as investors question profits and AI spending.

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