
In a turbulent day at the stock market, Tesla Inc facing a notable decline in its stock price. The electric vehicle giant saw its shares fall by 4.68%, reflecting investor concerns and market volatility.
Tesla Inc Faces Decline Amid Market Volatility
Tesla Inc witnessed a considerable drop in its stock price, falling by 4.68%. This decline comes amid a broader market sell-off and growing concerns about the company’s future prospects. The stock closed at $328.50, down from its previous close of $345.80.
CEO Elon Musk’s Washington Commitments Raise Concerns
One of the factors contributing to the decline in Tesla’s stock price is CEO Elon Musk’s increased involvement in Washington. According to a recent article by The Motley Fool, Musk’s commitments to the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) have raised concerns among investors about his focus on Tesla. Some investors worry that Musk’s time in Washington may distract him from his responsibilities at the company.
Competition from China’s DeepSeek Impacts Tesla
Tesla is also facing increased competition from China’s DeepSeek, which claims to achieve AI goals at a fraction of the cost that Tesla and other U.S. tech firms charge. This competition has added pressure on Tesla’s stock, contributing to the recent decline.
Nvidia’s CEO Comments on DeepSeek’s Impact
In an interview with Barron’s, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang commented on the impact of DeepSeek on the market. Huang noted that DeepSeek’s reasoning feature required more “intensive computing” and would ultimately drive up demand for AI products. This perspective suggests that while DeepSeek poses a challenge, it may also create opportunities for companies like Tesla to innovate and grow.
Broader Market Trends Affecting Tesla’s Stock
The decline in Tesla’s stock price is also part of a broader trend affecting growth stocks. The Innovator IBD 50 (FFTY) exchange-traded fund, which includes Tesla, cratered 7.4%, marking its fourth consecutive decline. This indicates a broader trend of growth in stocks, which are on the downswing.
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