Tesla faces longest losing streak in 15 years Shares $TSLA have…

Alfred Gray

@alfredgray · Mar 8

· Mar 8

Tesla faces longest losing streak in 15 years

Shares $TSLA have fallen for seven straight weeks, the longest decline since it went public.

Key reasons for the drop:

-Bank of America and Goldman Sachs cut target prices on $TSLAstock due to falling sales and market uncertainty

- Musk's political involvement and controversial statements negatively impact investor sentiment in the US and Europe

Optimistic view:

- Wedbush remains bullish and sees potential in robotaxis, humanoid robots and future innovation

If $TSLA does not deliver strong results or a new catalyst, the negative trend may continue.

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Bill Combs @billcombs Mar 10

I remain optimistic. I believe in Tesla and the stock should rise over the long term, so I'm buying.

Alfred Gray @alfredgray Mar 10

What do you think should drive long-term growth?

Malcolm Stokes @stokes_malky Mar 10

To me, Tesla is just a regular car company and I don't count those Musk promises and visions as they won't deliver and those things won't happen anyway.

Yorick Ericson @yorickericson Mar 9

I'd look for -50% in profits compared to last year rather than what Musk is spouting somewhere or banks are "analyzing" behind the decline.

Trevor Mills @trev_mills Mar 9

Currently, the price is in line with fundamentals and the stock is not as overvalued as it was at the end of last year, but the decline may still continue.

Clive Bennett @_clivy Mar 10

Exactly, the decline will continue. I'm waiting for the price to drop below $250.

Nigel Thornton @_thornton Mar 9

The situation is not ideal right now, but on the other hand, it's a very good opportunity and I'm buying in now.

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