Tesla's stock is down for the ninth week in a row. BI readers got an early signal trouble was coming.
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Tesla's stock has fallen for nine consecutive weeks following President Trump's election, with serious concerns raised by investors about a 50% decline by 2025. Factors such as declining European sales, competition from BYD, and backlash against Musk's political views contribute to the company's struggles. Despite receiving support from government figures, the stock's performance raises ethical questions. While analysts propose potential catalysts for recovery, some, like investor Ross Gerber, express skepticism about any rebound in sight, highlighting a challenging environment for the electric vehicle maker.
Despite the consecutive decline, Tesla has some government support and potential catalysts for recovery, yet major investor concerns remain prevalent alongside a stock sell-off.
Analyst Dan Ives noted that Musk’s ability to navigate controversies is impressive, but the stock's nine-week downturn raises questions about the company's future.
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