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Elon Musk teased a Tesla master plan and Wall Street likes it

Celena Chong
Updated

Tesla Motors (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock popped more than 4 percent on Monday after Elon Musk teased his "top secret" Tesla master plan on Twitter the day before.

The electric carmaker's CEO said he will be tacking on a part two to his original post titled "The Secret Tesla Motors Master Plan," originally published a decade ago. There is no indication of what the post, scheduled to be released later this week, will contain.

Tesla hit a bumpy road these past few weeks, first when it announced news that a driver had died in a crash linked to the heavily marketed autopilot function. Then the company missed its car delivery target for the second quarter in a row because of production challenges, making the automaker likely to fall beneath its annual target.

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Shares of Silicon Valley-based Tesla traded near $225.92 on Monday. The stock has dropped more than 5 percent so far this year.

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