: Tesla market cap set to fall below Walmart and JPMorgan Chase, to sit just above Nvidia

Another selloff in Tesla Inc.’s stock TSLA on Tuesday, toward a more than two-year low, could drop the electric vehicle maker down to 13th on the list of most valuable S&P 500 SPX companies. The electric vehicle maker’s stock slumped 3.3% toward a seventh-straight loss in premarket trading, with recent trading prices implying a market capitalization of about $375.96 billion, down from $388.88 billion as of Friday’s close. That would put Tesla’s market cap below retailer Walmart Inc.’s WMT, which was at $387.72 billion on Friday, and below banker JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s JPM, which was at $385.07 billion. Tesla now sits just above semiconductor maker Nvidia Corp. NVDA, which had a market cap of $374.07 billion on Friday. Tesla’s market cap is a far cry from what it was at its peak of about $1.24 trillion on Jan. 3, 2022, according to FactSet data, which made it one of just a handful of trillion-dollar companies.

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