TESL is trading at $13.80 (-4.53%) in pre-market after Friday’s $14.45 close; no clear TESL-specific catalyst is confirmed. - Weak October consumer sentiment and uncertainty after Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia could weigh on growth and consumer-facing shares; Brent eased about 1%, partly offsetting the oil shock. - Futures were mixed as investors looked ahead to Wednesday’s CPI. This backdrop may explain pressure but does not establish the cause of TESL’s unusually large move.