Tesla shares rose sharply during the week of November 9, closing November 12 at $397.45 after trading as low as $338 intraday on November 5. The primary driver was sustained momentum from the October 21 Q3 2026 earnings release, where adjusted EPS of $0.48 beat consensus by 6–10% while free cash flow reached a positive $1.53 billion—well above expectations of a multi-billion burn. Automotive gross margins excluding credits improved to 18.1%, and management lowered full-year capex guidance to roughly $20 billion. Strong FSD attach rates above 75% in North America and Cybertruck production extensions provided additional support. Traders are now monitoring the November 13 PPI release and broader risk sentiment for any impact on the weekly close.