It’s been a rough year so far for Tesla with all the domestic terrorist attacks on the company.
But things are turning around.
Tesla just surged over 20% after hitting recent lows.
What’s changed?
Could be a sense of patriotism, as more on the right are prone to support the company instead of the liberals that used to champion it.
If we just look at the Q4 revenue growth, it was 2%.
Compared to 51% in 2022, which is quite a surprise.
So, there must be more to it than simple growth.
Though it’s only March. Expect this company to keep fighting back and rising above the attacks.
Sometimes I want to smile, so I just check @Tesla stock
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— A. Muñoz
(@MAGASailor) March 24, 2025
Yahoo Finance reports:
After a rough start to the year, Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock is suddenly bouncing back. As of this writing, the growth stock has risen more than 20% from lows last week. The big rise comes as investors hunt for bargains in some of the market’s hardest-hit names. But while the rebound may feel encouraging, it’s not clear that it reflects a change in Tesla’s underlying business trends.
Tuning out the stock’s noisy volatility, let’s look at the underlying fundamentals to see if this is really a dip worth buying.
Tesla’s growth has nearly halted… for now
The electric car maker’s most recent earnings report, released in late January, painted a picture of a business facing significant headwinds. Revenue for the fourth quarter came in at $25.7 billion, up just 2% from year over year. A high interest rate environment has made vehicle affordability difficult, and Tesla hasn’t escaped this challenge.The anemic growth rate Tesla saw in Q4 was about in line with the company’s unimpressive full-year revenue growth rate of 1%. These low growth rates are a far cry from Tesla’s 19% growth in 2023 and its 51% growth in 2022. No wonder investors punished the stock earlier this year. This has been a notable downshift for a company long viewed as a hypergrowth story.
I guess Tim Walz will have to change his tune.
NEW: Tesla stock surges over 11%, the largest single-day move of the year for the company following comedian Tim Walz’s ‘roast’ of Tesla stock.
Tesla shares are up 25% since Walz said he gets great joy out of watching the stock price go down.
L of the year contender right here. pic.twitter.com/EvDvp6FL7T
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) March 24, 2025
“Hang onto your stock” – Musk.
One wonders how high the stocks will go on this? Is Tesla the Bitcoin of stocks?
The future of Tesla is super bright and it will be the most valuable company in the world.
Elon Musk: “Hang onto your stock.” pic.twitter.com/UMKzf9Aywo
— SMX
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