Yesterday, I purchased shares of TSLQ at $16.61. Shortly after, the price dropped further, hitting a new 52-week low. Surprisingly, I don’t regret the decision. For context, TSLQ is a 2x inverse ETF that aims to deliver twice the opposite daily performance of Tesla’s stock (TSLA). So when TSLA goes up, TSLQ tends to fall—and vice versa. Tradr 2X Short TSLA Daily ETF (TSLQ) Yesterday, Tesla’s stock rallied significantly, but I remain bearish on the company’s outlook, and I see the recent rally as a short-term reaction, not a sustainable trend. Tesla Motors (TSLA) Why I’m Still Bearish on Tesla? Falling European Sales: The EV maker's sales in Europe have now declined for four consecutive months, a trend that shouldn't be ignored. Europe is a crucial market for EV adoption, and continued weak

Earlier in my post here on 15 May, I said that Tesla’s Breakout Rally Has Target at Projected Target $365. Price of Tesla surged up from 346 as predicted and is now trading at 362. On May 27, 2025, Elon Musk announced his full commitment to $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ operations, stating he is working “24/7” and staying on-site to focus on core projects. This comes amid softening electric vehicle demand, with Tesla’s April sales in Europe dropping 49% year-over-year—contrasting with broader EV market growth in the region. Current Price: $362.89 (as of May 28, 2025) Chart Observations: Resistance Zone: Price is approaching a key resistance area between $370–$420, where previous ralli

Elon Musk recently stated: “I will still be Tesla’s CEO five years from now, unless I die.” This clear declaration of commitment has boosted investor sentiment. However, while this announcement may offer short-term reassurance, it doesn’t fundamentally alter my view of Tesla as an investment. Leadership Continuity Is Reassuring — But Not Transformative Musk’s leadership has undeniably shaped Tesla’s rise into one of the most valuable companies in the world. His role in pushing boundaries across electric vehicles, AI, and robotics is significant, and his presence provides a consistent narrative that aligns with Tesla’s mission. That said, Tesla is more than Musk alone. The company now has a large operational footprint, extensive intellectual property, and a strong bench of technical talent.

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ It's hard to envision Tesla (TSLA) without Elon Musk leading the way. And we don't have to: Musk confirmed Tuesday that he plans to stay put. For a brand that has become inseparable from its key executive, that sounds like a godsend and a curse. Even a refocused Musk faces mounting problems at the pioneering electric vehicle company.Last month, Tesla reported its worst quarter for sales in three years. Subsequent data for April showed continued signs of weakness.Like its megacap peers, Tesla has been on a tear over the past month, buoyed by a tariff reprieve and a trade war thaw. No other "Magnificent Seven" member has risen as much. But that’s another way of saying investors have been on a bumpy ride.Zoom out to a broader tim