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Its stock has been see-sawing since March, but Tesla Motors (TSLA) could be rocked some more Wednesday after the close when it reports first-quarter results. A lot is potentially riding on what CEO Elon Musk has to say about the future. Analyst estimates range widely. But on average, the luxury electric car-maker is forecast to deliver 10 cents a share in earnings, down from 12 cents a year ago, according to a poll by Thomson Reuters. Revenue is Scalper1 News
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