Tesla shares have traded with extreme volatility during the week of November 2, 2026, opening near $380–$398 before plunging more than 10% on November 5 to close at $343.69 amid a Democratic sweep of Congress. Traders are pricing elevated regulatory and oversight risks for autonomous driving, data-center projects, and potential SpaceX-related transactions, with volume surging above 78 million shares. Q3 results released October 21 showed flat revenue near $28 billion but a 43% drop in net income to $787 million, reflecting margin pressure and higher capex, while FSD subscriptions reached 1.74 million and Robotaxi expanded to additional cities. Analyst price targets cluster around $410–$450, yet the post-election repricing has compressed near-term highs and increased the probability of testing lower weekly levels before Friday’s close.