• Tesla Motors, Inc.

Tesla Motors, Inc. (Photo : Reuters)

The electric car maker showed positive reports in the past weeks by getting an increase in shares of about 0.28 percent. However, the reports show that the company drops 4.95 percent every four weeks. 

Tesla Motors, Inc., according to the Insider Trading Report, is down by 6.18 percent in the last four weeks. The site added that company's shares increased by 17.75 percent in the span of three months.  For the whole year the company's stocks run around 19.67 percent increase.

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For 52 weeks, the company's shares are up by 11.58 percent.  The shares, in one year, escalated for about $291.42 on Sept. 4, 2014.  Its shares deflated in a year at $181.4 based on the March 27, 2015 report.  The company's 50 and 200 day moving average are $264.66 and $227.97 respectively. 

The company's shares on July 31 stock market session are down at 0.64 points or 0.24 percent at $266.15, the Insider Trading Report stated. The company has traded 2,222,552 of its shares.  At 267.6, the price of its share wavers on an intraday low of $265.123 and an intraday high of $269.3599 on the stock market's post opening session all throughout the day. 

Internal shares are at 0.2 percent and the company's total insider ownership changed by -24.3 percent in the past six months. The 63.7 percent of the company's shares are owned by institutional investors and it changed by 0.83 percent in the last three months. 

According to the American Trade Journal, Tesla delivered positive impressive earnings of 13.58 percent.  The site added that tesla have delivered 11, 507 vehicles in the second quarter of 2015. It is a 52 percent impressive improvement when compared to the second quarter of 2014. 

The site added that Tesla's success is due to its rapid business expansions.  The company leased a 500,000 square feet property in Fremont to increase its manufacturing and improve its engineering labs.  Tesla also acquired the manufacturer tool Reviera Tool LLC which will enable them to produce more vehicle models.