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Shyon
04-24

I have been following Tesla stock closely, especially after the recent jump to $250 following the DOGE news. The 5% surge after the first-quarter results, despite missing analysts estimates, caught my attention. I think this price movement might signal a potential bottoming out, but I am not entirely convinced yet. There are still several factors to consider before I can confidently say the worst is over for Tesla.

Elon Musk announcement about reducing his involvement with DOGE starting in May is a significant development in my view. Musk has a history of influencing market sentiment with his actions and statements, so this shift could redirect his focus toward Tesla. I believe this might be a positive move for the company, as his leadership has often driven innovation and investor confidence. If Musk can prioritize Tesla strategic goals, it could help stabilize the stock in the coming months.

That said, I am cautious about whether the worst is truly over for Tesla. The first-quarter results missing both top and bottom lines indicate underlying challenges, such as supply chain issues or production delays, that may not resolve quickly. Additionally, broader market conditions, including inflation and potential economic slowdowns, could continue to pressure Tesla stock. I think we need more consistent positive earnings reports before I can feel confident about a sustained recovery.

As for whether Musk will save the stock in May, I am cautiously optimistic. His reduced involvement with DOGE might allow him to address Tesla operational challenges more directly, potentially boosting investor trust. However, I also recognize that Musk influence alone may not be enough if the company fundamentals do not improve. I will be watching closely to see how his leadership impacts Tesla performance in the second quarter and beyond.

Regarding my target price for Tesla, I am setting it at $300 for the next six months. I believe that if Musk can refocus on Tesla and the company shows improvement in its financials, the stock could reach this level. However, this target assumes no major negative surprises in the broader market or within Tesla operations. For now, I am keeping a close eye on the stock, ready to adjust my outlook as new developments unfold.

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