The post Monster $1 billion insider trade alert for Tesla stock appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Elon Musk filed a Form 4 on September 15, disclosing a purchase of nearly 2.57 million shares in Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) at prices between $371–$396, totaling around $1 billion.  The shares were acquired via the Elon Musk Revocable Trust, and the move marks the CEO’s largest TSLA purchase ever by value and his first insider buy since 2020, when he bought 200,000 shares worth $10 million. Following the news, the company’s stock was up nearly 8% in pre-market trading on Monday, September 15, as investors saw the purchase as a sign of confidence in the automaker following a rather volatile year. Receive Signals on SEC-verified Insider Stock Trades Stocks This signal is triggered upon the reporting of the trade to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Enable signal TSLA stock price. Source: Google At the time of publication, TSLA shares were trading at $417.66, +$21.71 (5,48%) today. Tesla investor sentiment As the price jump suggests, Musk’s purchase could help stabilize investor sentiment amid some serious headwinds. In the past few months, Tesla shares have been under pressure following year-over-year sales disruptions tied to the Model Y changeover, political controversies, and reduced U.S. electric vehicle (EV) incentives under the Trump administration that led to a public feud between the CEO and the president. The timing is also notable, as the company heads into a pivotal shareholder vote. On November 6, investors will weigh whether to approve a massive compensation package, potentially valued at as much as $975 billion if ambitious market capitalization targets are met. Ultimately, the plan is to bring Tesla’s market value to a staggering $8.5 trillion. However, Wall Street still appears bearish. The consensus, based on 34 aggregated votes on market analysis platform TipRanks, sees the average price target for the stock at $313.62 for the next 12… The post Monster $1 billion insider trade alert for Tesla stock appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Elon Musk filed a Form 4 on September 15, disclosing a purchase of nearly 2.57 million shares in Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) at prices between $371–$396, totaling around $1 billion.  The shares were acquired via the Elon Musk Revocable Trust, and the move marks the CEO’s largest TSLA purchase ever by value and his first insider buy since 2020, when he bought 200,000 shares worth $10 million. Following the news, the company’s stock was up nearly 8% in pre-market trading on Monday, September 15, as investors saw the purchase as a sign of confidence in the automaker following a rather volatile year. Receive Signals on SEC-verified Insider Stock Trades Stocks This signal is triggered upon the reporting of the trade to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Enable signal TSLA stock price. Source: Google At the time of publication, TSLA shares were trading at $417.66, +$21.71 (5,48%) today. Tesla investor sentiment As the price jump suggests, Musk’s purchase could help stabilize investor sentiment amid some serious headwinds. In the past few months, Tesla shares have been under pressure following year-over-year sales disruptions tied to the Model Y changeover, political controversies, and reduced U.S. electric vehicle (EV) incentives under the Trump administration that led to a public feud between the CEO and the president. The timing is also notable, as the company heads into a pivotal shareholder vote. On November 6, investors will weigh whether to approve a massive compensation package, potentially valued at as much as $975 billion if ambitious market capitalization targets are met. Ultimately, the plan is to bring Tesla’s market value to a staggering $8.5 trillion. However, Wall Street still appears bearish. The consensus, based on 34 aggregated votes on market analysis platform TipRanks, sees the average price target for the stock at $313.62 for the next 12…