Wall Street Analyst: If the "Tama" Dispute Escalates Further, Trump Will Ultimately Emerge Victorious
ChainCatcher reports that Tesla's sharp decline last night has sparked numerous criticisms of the stock and Musk from Wall Street analysts.
Among them, Adam Sarhan, CEO of 50 Park Investments, stated: "Clearly, Musk and Trump are no longer aligned. We don't know what consequences this will bring, which is why people are selling. There won't be a clear resolution to this situation. If things escalate, Trump will ultimately prevail, and the impact on Tesla's stock price is unknown. I think it could indeed harm Tesla's earnings. Investing in Tesla now is purely gambling. Even if the stock price drops, Tesla's valuation remains high."
Wayne Kaufman, Chief Market Analyst at Phoenix Financial Services, commented, "What makes it particularly difficult for Tesla is that you can't separate the company's value from him (Musk). Tesla's value is inextricably linked to Musk. When he is seen as a visionary, the stock price soars; when he is embroiled in controversy, the stock price crashes. Now that Musk has become the problem itself, it's no surprise the stock price has plummeted."
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