Despite the efforts by Democrats and their domestic terrorist proxies, investors are signaling they believe stronger times are ahead for Tesla. Monday was another stellar day for Tesla stock prices after hitting the bottom last Tuesday.
- Tesla rose as much as 10% on Monday after weeks of losses.
- Shares have climbed 16% since CEO Elon Musk’s town hall, where he encouraged employees to hold them.
- Retail investors have been buying at near-record levels amid the sell-off.
As retail investors buy the dip, it is likely that regular investors will do the same. Some will be making the smart financial decision for personal gain while others will be doing so to support Elon Musk and his DOGE initiatives.
According to Business Insider:
Tesla shares surged on Monday, extending gains since Elon Musk called a surprise all-hands meeting with employees last Thursday.
After a 5% gain on Friday, the stock spiked as much as 10% on Monday, bringing its post-meeting gain to 16% at intraday high.
In the Thursday evening town hall, the CEO urged employees to hold on to their shares, which at that point had fallen more than 50% from their all-time high in December. He also hyped the company’s projects, telling workers that the company’s robotics and robotaxi developments would help deliver a “future of abundance.”
A herd of retail investors buying the recent dip has helped the stock. While big investors have increasingly soured on the electric vehicle maker, JPMorgan wrote last week that retail traders have poured $7.3 billion into the stock in the past two weeks.
Democrat domestic terrorists are trying to tank the stock. As JD Rucker noted during a segment of his most recent show, these “protests” are manufactured for effect.
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