> Tesla is still up compared to where it was a year ago. Sure, you're right, but for context we have: 2024-03-10: 177.77 (a year ago) 2024-11-04: 242.84 (

> Tesla is still up compared to where it was a year ago. Sure, you're right, but for context we have: 2024-03-10: 177.77 (a year ago) 2024-11-04: 242.84 (election day) 2024-12-17: 479.86 (peak) 2025-03-10: 221.60 (currently) It's rapidly decreasing. It's now only 24.5% up from a year ago. Just yesterday it was over 50% up from a year ago. It's now one of the most volatile stocks you can own. Not to mention the massive revenue hits its taking throughout Europe and even parts of the US. Sales last month were down 72% in Germany, 48% in Norway, and 42% in Sweden. Even though it's set to gain in the US (relative to competitors) because of US tariffs and gov't contracts it doesn't seem to be enough when its failing in every other market