On Oct. 2, Tesla released its production and delivery stats for the third quarter -- standard procedure for the company prior to publishing its quarterly earnings. Just days later, it held its highly anticipated "We,

The company will be giving an update on its financial statements to shareholders on Oct. 23, covering the three months ending in September. Investors will be watching how revenue, profit margin, and cash flow have changed and what it means for Tesla's business health.

The electric vehicle (EV) pioneer's stock is at risk of taking another big hit if Musk and his team don't overdeliver on Q3 results -- or at least earnings call data. The post Tesla stock investors will likely be more demanding on October 23.

Seeing is believing, the old saying goes, and expectations were sky-high for Tesla’s (NASDAQ:TSLA) We, Robot’ event last week. However, despite

The electric vehicle (EV) pioneer's stock is at risk of taking another big hit if Musk and his team don't overdeliver on Q3 results -- or at least earnings call data.