TESL is trading at $14.06, up 4.85%, as falling Treasury yields and reduced rate-hike bets helped lift stocks broadly after September payrolls rose just 29,000, well below expectations.

  • Nike’s weak outlook and planned layoffs are a counterweight for consumer-discretionary shares.
  • TESL’s reported 121.3% consumer-discretionary exposure may amplify sector moves; no volume data was provided.