After nearly doubling in value between Nov. 5 and Dec. 17 to hit $488 per share and give the electric vehicle maker a $1.6 trillion market cap, TSLA stock has lost more than half its value. 24/7 Wall St.

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) shares took a brutal hit on Monday, nosediving nearly 15% — marking their worst single-day drop in over four years. The

Tesla recorded a more than 3% rise today after a 15% fall. Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas said the pullback is a buying opportunity for an embodied AI compounder.

The poll is the latest sign of mounting frustration with the billionaire entrepreneur as he’s become a rising politic figure.

A vast majority of people in an investor survey said CEO Elon Musk's growing political influence is damaging Tesla financially, according to reports. An investor survey by Morgan Stanley said 85 percent think Musk's political activities have had a "negative" or "extremely negative" impact on

That comes as many Tesla owners are looking to unload their cars as a sign of protest over Elon Musk’s actions at DOGE. Tesla’s stock price isn’t the only thing that has been plunging lately. Resale value on the manufacturer’s vehicles continues to fall,