Tesla shares plunge as European sales slump and Musk stirs more controversy Comments
- Sinnaoi
- n22
Anonymous, 03 Mar 2025In case you didn't notice.... Tesla's value was only $468B in April 2024. Did their ... moreThank you for supporting my case that market cap has less to do with line-up and competition and far more with Investor trust and expectations. Exactly what my message was saying.
- Anonymous
- JE$
Anonymous, 03 Mar 2025And If It doesn't happen you will commit seppuku. BTW, If the sales drop then what? Will It make your upcoming days happy and full of sunshine or what?
- Anonymous
- JE$
shawman123, 28 Feb 2025Media/sites have been recycling the same news for past 3 weeks. I hope the Feb sales numbers a... moreAnd If It doesn't happen you will commit seppuku.
- Anonymous
- JE$
Sinnaoi, 27 Feb 2025In case you didn't notice.... Tesla's high was in December 2024. Neither Tesla'... moreIn case you didn't notice.... Tesla's value was only $468B in April 2024. Did their line up improve that their value soared 3 times by December? Of course not. It was just because of the elections.
- shawman123
- jZ4
Media/sites have been recycling the same news for past 3 weeks. I hope the Feb sales numbers are even worse. we should see them within next week.
- Sinnaoi
- M8r
Anonymous, 27 Feb 2025Where is your proof that large numbers of EV buyers don't want to be associated with him ... moreIn case you didn't notice.... Tesla's high was in December 2024. Neither Tesla's line up nor their competition changed massively in those 2 months....
- Anonymous
- B4X
id buy even more tsla now.
us department of energy/transportation might be privatized.
- Anonymous
- JE$
Anonymous, 27 Feb 2025Tesla's valuation surged after the election, though Tesla themselves had done nothing mea... moreWhere is your proof that large numbers of EV buyers don't want to be associated with him because of his views and that's why Tesla's sales plummeted and not because Tesla has a strong competition or weak lineup?
- Anonymous
- dSV
Tesla's valuation surged after the election, though Tesla themselves had done nothing meaningful to cause this. So that was obviously based on an expectation that Musk being a Trump insider would be good for the company's profits.
Now it turns out that Musk's shenanigans mean that large numbers of EV buyers don't want to be associated with him and don't want to put their money in his pockets. So both the rise and the fall are nothing to do with Tesla, but down to investors changing their minds about whether his other activities are an asset or a liability for the company.
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