Well it is at $330 today up over $100 per since 10/11/24, you own any Tesla stock? You should have day traded that fucker.
You know that $60 billion is less than 6% of the company value.
What about now? Tell us what to do. Buy or wait?
Down 51% From All-Time Highs, Could Tesla Stock Keep Falling?
If you zoom out even just a little bit, though, things don't look horrific. Over the last 12 months, shares of Tesla are still up by 37% -- much stronger than the gains of both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq.
Following President Donald Trump's victory on Nov. 5, Tesla stock soared to all-time highs. But now, with shares down roughly 51% from prior highs, what direction could Tesla stock be headed next?
Let's explore what New York University's Aswath Damodaran -- better known as the "
Dean of Valuation" -- thinks about Tesla stock. Below, I'll detail the factors driving the ongoing sell-off in Tesla stock and assess Damodaran's latest price prediction. From there, I'll offer my own perspective on whether I see now as a good opportunity to
buy the dip in Tesla stock or not.
Tesla stock has been in a downward spiral over the last several weeks.
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softening demand in the electric vehicle (EV) market
some investors have become worried that the
entrepreneur could be losing focus on Tesla's roadmap.
Tesla may face some pricing pressure from the competition
As a longtime investor in Tesla myself, I am cautiously optimistic that Musk will pull off his vision, and I think the company will enter a long chapter of sustained, robust profitability underscored by generational breakthroughs in AI.
For these reasons, I would employ a
dollar-cost averaging strategy and take advantage of any ongoing dips in Tesla stock. Investors with a long-term horizon who are willing to stomach volatility and exercise patience and discipline could be looking at profound gains 10 years from now and beyond.