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Tesla has lost more than $150 billion in market cap since Elon Musk left ‘DOGE.’ Here’s what may be ahead for the stock.
Tesla Inc.’s stock was on the verge of a technical breakthrough last week, with investors brimming with hope that a return of Chief Executive Elon Musk to headquarters and promises that he’d stay for years to come would benefit the shares.

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How much has Tesla lost in 2025 amid Elon Musk's political ambitions and public spat with Donald Trump
"Lost his mind": Trump planning to sell Tesla after falling out with Elon Musk
Tesla shares gain after $152 billion selloff, but Trump-Musk truce uncertain
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Trump and Musk feud continues over ‘big, beautiful bill’
Trump Could Be the First Person to Turn a Profit on a Used Tesla in Years
Tesla's $380 Billion Wipeout Marks Biggest 2025 Loss Among Top Companies
The market capitalization of Tesla Inc has fallen 29.3% to $917 billion so far this year, the biggest drop among big companies in the world.

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Musk could lose billions of dollars depending on how spat with Trump unfolds
How Trump and Musk's relationship has unfolded over the years — from feud to alliance, and back again
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Trump-Musk feud live updates: President says Tesla boss will face ‘serious consequences’ if he funds Dems to run against GOP
Patel, who has come under fire from MAGA supporters in recent weeks for backing away from conspiracy theories about disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein now that he leads the FBI, appeared taken aback by Elon Musk’s wild tweets about Donald Trump’s lengthy past relationship with Epstein.
Trump says Musk has 'lost his mind' but says he is not focusing on row
The White House tells the BBC the president does not intend to speak to Musk today following their fiery exchanges on Thursday.
Tesla Stock vs. Apple Stock: Wall Street Says Buy One and Sell the Other
Year to date, Apple ( AAPL -0.14%) and Tesla ( TSLA -3.21%) have been the two worst-performing "Magnificent Seven" stocks, notching losses of 19% and 15%, respectively. But Wall Street expects Apple shares to rebound in the coming months while Tesla shares fall even further, as detailed below:
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