Tesla shares closed the week of October 5 at $382.70 after opening near $369 and trading in a $364–$388 range amid elevated volume. Third-quarter deliveries of 486,532 vehicles edged below the prior year but exceeded consensus, supporting a positive reaction as investors weighed revenue growth against persistent margin pressure from Q2 results, where operating income fell to $398 million despite $28.2 billion in revenue. Heavy 2026 capital expenditure guidance above $25 billion, negative free cash flow, and a new $30 billion credit facility underscore the shift toward AI, robotaxi, and Optimus investments. Traders are monitoring the October 21 earnings release and any updates on FSD monetization or Cybercab timelines for further signals on near-term price direction.