Tesla First Quarter 2025 Production, Deliveries and Deployments

Amazon's share price lost 90% of it's value during the 2000 Internet crash. I don't think Tesla is an Amazon, but you asked for an example.

I don't see "kleptocracy" happening. At least, not to Musk's benefit, so far. I think that it's more likely that Musk was in good faith trying to improve the government, at the expense of his own wealth. He's just marching to his own drummer.

On that theory, though, why would he channel it into the _public_ company, and not one of the private ones?

Also, their products are feeling dated, their designs do not look futuristic, they look simplistic, the design choice for their UI to rely on a single tablet for cost-cutting is getting backlash after other manufacturers tried to copy that and roll out in their own product lines.

There's nothing in Tesla's products that gives them any major differentiator over competitors, it's just brand recognition, a few super fans, and a lot of empty promises from Musk.

I just can't imagine what would make investors sell at this point, I think they all know it's overvalued but the moment they try to run from it they'll lose money, not from TSLA directly but from the impact TSLA has on the index as one of the major components, so there's this hot potato dancing around financial circles to try to save face.

Just shows how detached to any fundamentals the stock market has become...