(Bloomberg) — Tesla Inc. shares are poised to extend losses after the electric-car maker’s largest shareholder behind Elon Musk cut its stake.The stock slumped 6.7% to $417.54 at 6:02 a.m. New York time in premarket trading, having fallen 5.8% on Wednesday after Baillie Gifford & Co. disclosed that it reduced its holding to 4.25% of Tesla’s shares from 7.67% in February. With the sale, the Edinburgh-based firm is now Tesla’s fourth-biggest investor, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.Baillie Gifford needed to reduce the holding because of guidelines that restrict the weight of a single stock in client portfolios, Dow Jones …read more
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