Tesla Below $300: Panic or Opportunity?
Tesla dropping below $300 amid renewed tensions between Trump and Elon Musk might look alarming, but it could also be a golden buying opportunity for long-term investors.
Yes, political drama can rattle short-term sentiment — especially with Trump hinting at deportation talk and Musk being caught in the crossfire of global politics. But let’s not forget: Tesla’s fundamentals haven’t changed overnight. It still leads in EV innovation, owns strong AI/autonomous driving potential, and holds unmatched vertical integration.
In fact, when noise drives the price down without changing the core business, that’s often the kind of dip smart money looks for. The last time Musk and Trump clashed, headlines faded but Tesla's value surged afterward. History may not repeat exactly, but it often rhymes.
I’m watching this drop as a buy-the-fear moment, not a signal to run. But like any high-volatility stock, risk management is key.
What do you think? Is the $280–$290 zone Tesla’s launchpad or trapdoor?
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