Tesla, Inc.

Ford Motor Company

General Motors Company

Immediately two analysts dropped their recommendation to buy Tesla shares on Monday, June 9. This solidifies Tesla's reputation as the "most disliked" by analysts among technology giants, and also reflects Wall Street's doubts about the company's future, according to Bloomberg. In particular, analysts are worried about Ilon Musk's spat with Donald Trump: it could lead to a further weakening of demand for Tesla, Argus warned.

Tesla gets two downgrades in a day: Wall Street's doubts about its stock are growing

Analysts expect Ilon Musk's Tesla to transform from an automobile company into a diversified technology company, where energy storage systems, unmanned cabs and even humanoid robots could become the main business drivers. But this is all a matter of the distant future, and in the meantime Tesla's business is being killed by politics.

"Power is always more important than money": will it prevent Tesla from becoming a tech giant

Eli Lilly and Company

Rheinmetall AG

Musk had a fight with Trump: what it means for investors. Nvidia briefly regained the title of the world's most valuable company. Alphabet threatens to drop in value by a quarter. The defense company will enter the eurozone's largest index. Read about the main news from June 2 to June 6 in our review.&nbsp;

Highlights of the week: Musk and Trump spat, Nvidia gave back $1 trillion, tanks instead of Gucci

Tesla shares jumped 5 percent at the open of trading on June 6 - after the worst collapse in the company's history due to Musk and Trump's public spat


"Tesla shareholders stuck in a war zone": how should they respond to the conflict?


And Morgan Stanley thinks Tesla is the "best choice," although it is preparing for volatility

Goldman downgrades target on Tesla shares: there are worse problems than Musk's conflict with Trump

BYD Company Limited

Chinese authorities have so far refused to intervene in the pricing situation in the electric car market

Price war has reduced BYD's capitalization by $20 billion, why are investors worried?

Amazon.com, Inc.

Broadcom Inc.

What investors should expect in the US stock market on June 6

Morning in New York: the market is watching the Musk-Trump conflict. Who can win?

Microsoft Corporation

Circle Internet Group

The conflict between Ilon Musk and Donald Trump has sharply escalated: mutual public accusations and threats led to the collapse of Tesla shares by 14%. Meanwhile, Microsoft's shares reached an all-time high and put the company back in first place in the world by market capitalization - $3.48 trillion, ahead of Nvidia and Apple. At the same time, Omada Health, a startup specializing in online health programs, successfully completed its IPO: it sold shares at $19 each and received a valuation of about $1.1 billion. These and other topics are covered in our review of key events for the morning of June 6.

"Could lead to punitive measures": how Musk and Trump conflict threatens investors


Starbucks Corporation

The Boeing Company

Daily review and forecast of events on the US stock market from&nbsp;Mikhail Denislamov, Deputy Director of Freedom Capital Markets Research.

Morning in New York: Broadcom's reporting will affect shares of Nvidia and other chipmakers

Public criticism of the bill puts Tesla CEO in opposition to Trump

'Disgusting abomination': Musk harshly criticized Trump's budget bill


Palantir Technologies Inc.

The robotaxi service is scheduled to launch in Texas in June, and it largely supported Tesla stock in May