Deja vu has struck Elon Musk's pocket once again. Months after Tesla (TSLA) shareholders overwhelmingly voted to support CEO Elon Musk's pay package — initially agreed to in 2018 — a Delaware judge has again denied his multibillion-dollar payday.

Tesla (TSLA) is ready to appeal a Delaware judge’s decision to — again — reject CEO Elon Musk’s $56 billion pay package despite shareholder support.

Tesla ( TSLA 3.46%) stock is up 47% since Donald Trump's Election Day victory on Nov. 5. It isn't necessarily because investors think the company is about to sell more electric vehicles (EVs) -- in fact, its EV deliveries are on track to shrink in 2024 for the first time since it launched the Model S in 2011.

The company's market value surged on reports that Donald Trump's transition team plans to relax federal regulations on self-driving cars.

Trump's victory and promises of relaxed regulations on self-driving cars pushed investors to drive the EV maker's stock valuation up to $1.1 trillion.

Tesla has run up significantly on upbeat earnings and the Donald Trump win. Click here to find out why I am rating TSLA stock a sell.

Some might view Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) and Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) as "Trump stocks." Both companies have ties to the president-elect and his team. Palantir's co-founder, Peter Thiel, was a Trump supporter in the past and a mentor to Vice-President-elect J.

Palantir switched exchanges to the NASDAQ from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) to the NASDAQ. The move was announced weeks ago following the company’s latest earnings report in early November. For its most recent quarter,