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Jim Cramer reiterates support for Tesla, even as TSLA has lagged in recent performance
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Business/The Apex Times/Jul 31, 11:09 PM EDT

Jim Cramer reiterates support for Tesla, even as TSLA has lagged in recent performance

Tesla shares have been weak over the past year and notably down year-to-date, but TV personality Jim Cramer said he still believes in Elon Musk and Tesla, according to a report carried by Yahoo Finance.

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Tesla has continued to trade under pressure, with shares down roughly 1% over the past year and about 30% year-to-date, according to a Yahoo Finance report published August 1, 2026.

The piece frames the stock’s recent weakness against Jim Cramer’s recurring view that Tesla’s strategy remains tied to Elon Musk, and that he continues to believe in the company even when the market response has not been strong.

Cramer’s comments arrive at a time when Tesla’s equity performance is being measured against both short-term sentiment and longer-running debates about the company’s growth and competitive position in electric vehicles.

The Yahoo Finance report does not lay out new Tesla financial figures, operating updates, or specific catalysts that would explain the stock’s decline during the measured periods; instead, it focuses on Cramer’s view and the contrast between his stance and the share price trend.

For investors and analysts, that gap between public commentary and market pricing is often where questions concentrate, including how much value the market is placing on Tesla’s near-term execution versus longer-term bets.

Tesla did not disclose anything in the Yahoo Finance post beyond what is reflected in the market-performance framing; there are no references in the report to updated guidance, deliveries, margins, or product announcements.

It is also not clear from the Yahoo Finance excerpt what part of Musk’s approach Cramer is emphasizing, whether it is technology development, manufacturing, pricing, or timelines for future vehicles and software.

What to watch next for Tesla, based on this kind of stock-and-views coverage, is whether the company provides new, concrete datapoints that can move expectations, such as changes in vehicle demand, pricing actions, or evidence of progress in key operating metrics.

Why It Matters

  • Public commentary from high-profile market figures can influence retail attention, especially when it diverges from price performance.
  • A large year-to-date drawdown can heighten scrutiny of what the market expects versus what observers believe is achievable under current leadership.
  • Without accompanying new disclosures in the coverage, the stock movement risk remains tied to investor expectations rather than newly published fundamentals.
  • For Tesla, the next inflection is likely to come from measurable company data that either validates the “believe” thesis or forces expectations lower.

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Key Facts

  • A Yahoo Finance report dated August 1, 2026 says Jim Cramer continues to believe in Elon Musk and Tesla despite recent stock weakness.
  • The report characterizes Tesla shares as down close to 1% over the past year.
  • The report characterizes Tesla shares as down about 30% year-to-date.
  • The coverage focuses on Cramer’s view and does not describe new Tesla operational or financial updates within the provided text.

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