Tesla stock sentiment

Among the most-discussed and most-polarizing tickers anywhere, trading on narrative as much as numbers.

How Quantral scores TSLA sentiment

Quantral reads the public conversation about Tesla across finance X, Reddit, and Substack, then distills it into a single signal score from 0 to 100. It is not a vote count: a hundred low-quality posts can matter less than a handful from voices with a real track record.

The score weighs how much TSLA is being discussed against how strong and credible that discussion is. The sentiment behind it is broken out across positive, negative, and noise, and the people driving it are weighted by their own record, so the loudest take is not automatically the one that moves the number.

The live TSLA score, its sentiment split, and the most recent mentions update continuously in the app. The monthly counts on this page are a dated snapshot of what Quantral tracked, not the live feed.

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Open Tesla in Quantral for its current 0–100 score, the sentiment breakdown, and the latest graded mentions from the voices driving it.

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Tracked mentions

792

Public posts about Tesla across the sources Quantral reads, since May 2026.

As of 01 August 2026, see the latest feed in the app.

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Quantral on TSLA

Where Tesla shows up in our data stories and guides.

Both megacaps fell on earnings. The crowd we track abandoned Tesla and doubled down on Alphabet.

Two days ago both names carried a warm but thin-credibility bullish lean into their prints. Both then fell, Tesla 14.5% and Alphabet 7.1%, so the lean did not pay. What split was the response: Tesla's room flipped bearish, while Alphabet drew nearly triple the trusted share and stayed bullish, leaning into the drop. And the Fed decides Wednesday.

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Tesla and Alphabet report tonight, and the crowd we track leaned in right before the bell

Both megacaps print after the close on Wednesday. Over the last seven days the accounts we track got louder and turned net bullish on both, and their scores rose. But only about one in ten of those mentions comes from a trusted account, so it reads as expectation building into a catalyst, not the credible conviction the score usually rewards.

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The biggest earnings week of the summer, and the crowd is looking somewhere else

Alphabet, Tesla and Intel all report this week, but the accounts we track are barely talking about them. The loudest, most trusted rooms in our data are names that do not report at all: an AI-infrastructure build and a small cluster of optics stocks.

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