Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock soared 63% last year, reaching a new all-time high in December, shortly after President Trump's election win. Investors speculated that a friendlier regulatory environment could help the company fast-track its autonomous driving and humanoid robotics technologies,

Tesla’s stock experienced a significant decline in March, mirroring the company’s performance in February, with a steep drop of 28%, marking its worst performance since December 2022. This follows a tumultuous period for the electric vehicle giant,

Wall Street’s biggest bull explains why Tesla investors are getting too overwrought by concerns over Elon Musk’s close ties to the U.S. administration.