Tesla's longest-ever winning streak was a 13-session stretch that ended on June 13, 2023. During this period, the electric vehicle maker's stock experienced continuous growth, driven by better-than-feared second-quarter deliveries and increased optimism in the company's performance.
Tesla's stock fell in premarket trading due to the risk of the stock snapping an eight-session winning streak, and index futures trading on a flat note. The stock has been on the rise since June 25, as market participants began pricing in better-than-feared second-quarter deliveries, and the company announced that it sold more cars than expected.
Tesla's stock has increased by about 38% over the last eight sessions, following better-than-feared second-quarter deliveries. The company's stock rally accelerated after announcing it sold more cars than expected.