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I bought a Tesla for its safety and technology. Strangers have mocked me for supporting Elon Musk, but that won't stop me from buying another one.
- Mitchell Feldman bought his Tesla Model Y in 2022 because of the experience, safety, and technology.
- He faced negative reactions and mockery from strangers, raising concerns about the resale value of the Tesla.
- However, Mitchell still plans to buy another Tesla, ignoring the negative sentiments towards Elon Musk.
- He admires Elon Musk's data-driven businesses and prioritizes the experience, safety, and technology of the car over the brand or personality of Musk.
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3 retail investors explain why they're sticking with Tesla after its $800 billion wipeout
- Despite Tesla's $800 billion wipeout, retail investors remain confident in the stock and see the decline as a buying opportunity.
- Investors like Neil Rozenbaum and Fabian Varcianna believe in Tesla's future potential, with Varcianna emphasizing AI and self-driving technology.
- Rozenbaum bought $10,000 worth of Tesla stock amid recent declines and is unfazed by Musk's external ventures.
- Varcianna supports Musk's multitasking abilities and isn't easily swayed by negative sentiments around Tesla.
- Bilaal Dhalech, another investor, sees potential in Tesla's AI and autonomous projects over its EVs, remaining optimistic about the company's prospects.
- While concerned about Musk's political roles, Dhalech focuses on seizing investment opportunities rather than distractions.
- Dhalech plans to sell some of his stake if Tesla's stock reaches previous highs or faces significant setbacks in key projects.
- Overall, these investors express confidence in Tesla's long-term vision and are prepared to hold through market fluctuations.
- Their perspectives highlight a mix of optimism, faith in technology advancements, and a tolerance for risk in the volatile market.
- Despite differing views on specific aspects like Musk's involvement, the investors share a common belief in Tesla's ability to innovate and succeed.
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Tesla Model 3 & Model Y India Launch Confirmed – Specs & Details
- Tesla is set to begin its operations in India in the coming months.
- The company has initiated the process for homologation and certifications of Tesla Model 3 and Model Y in India.
- Tesla has filed nine homologation applications for various electric vehicle models.
- The Tesla Model 3 and Model Y have impressive specifications and features.
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Delaware is trying to make nice again with corporations after Elon Musk's exit
- Delaware lawmakers are trying to maintain the state as a top destination for business incorporation after Elon Musk's move to reincorporate both Tesla and SpaceX outside of Delaware.
- They are considering a bill that would change how deals between corporate leaders and major shareholders are handled, aiming to preserve the business-friendly reputation of the state.
- The bill has been passed unanimously by the state Senate and will now move to the state House of Representatives for approval.
- The changes are not intended to lure Musk back, but to ensure that companies considering leaving the state have predictable and consistent regulations.
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Tesla stores continue to face anti-Musk protests
- Tesla stores have been facing protests and vandalism following Elon Musk's controversial actions in January and cuts with the Trump administration's efficiency division.
- Protests at the Tesla store in Loveland, Colorado featured about 230 demonstrators and were generally peaceful, with honking cars and a respect for workers and customers.
- Protestors expressed concerns over Musk's ties to the Trump administration, attacks against marginalized groups, and consolidation of power in the hands of the wealthy.
- Some protestors highlighted the importance of preserving democracy and criticized attempts to erase history and rights of certain communities.
- Incidents included exchanges between protestors and differing opinions, with some support from honking cars and instances of verbal abuse towards a prospective customer.
- Tesla advisers and Loveland police declined to comment on the protests, while the Loveland store also faced repeated attacks.
- Further protests and actions targeting Musk's Tesla occurred in California, Texas, and New York, with reports of vandalism, arson, and protests against Musk and Trump.
- Multiple arrests were made in relation to incidents at the Tesla store in Loveland, with escalating tensions and ongoing investigations into the actions against Tesla.
- The anti-Musk protests coincide with broader demonstrations against Tesla and Musk, reflecting growing discontent and varied responses to Musk's associations and actions.
- Widespread protests against Musk's electric vehicle company have involved various forms of actions, including vandalism, graffiti, arson, and the use of weapons on Tesla storefronts.
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Kim Kardashian posts photo shoot with a Tesla Cybertruck and Optimus robot
- Kim Kardashian posted photos of a Tesla Cybertruck and robot to Instagram as part of a photo shoot for Perfect Magazine.
- The photos received criticism due to Tesla's association with the Trump administration and Elon Musk's work with the DOGE Office.
- Tesla has faced declining sales and stock prices, along with protests and vehicle sell-offs by critics of Musk and his political ties.
- Kim Kardashian has previously visited the White House and expressed a mix of liberal and conservative political beliefs.
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SpaceX will launch Tesla’s humanoid Optimus robot to Mars next year
- SpaceX plans to launch Tesla's humanoid Optimus robot to Mars on its flagship Starship rocket by the end of 2026.
- CEO Elon Musk mentioned that if the landings go well, human landings may start on Mars as soon as 2029.
- Tesla introduced a refined version of the Optimus robot in 2024, remotely operated by humans.
- The success of sending the Optimus robot to Mars would depend on the technical success of the Starship's uncrewed mission to Mars by the end of 2026.
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Musk sets a date for Starship trip to Mars with Optimus on board
- Elon Musk plans to take Starship to Mars for its first uncrewed mission with Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot on board.
- SpaceX's reusable Starship rocket is expected to depart for Mars at the end of 2026, with human landings commencing a few years later.
- Musk aims to launch more than 90% of Earth's payload mass to orbit this year, with China making up just 5% and the rest of the world accounting for the remaining 5%.
- SpaceX has been testing Starship and successfully caught the Super Heavy booster, but still faces challenges to make the rocket a viable product for reusable space travel.
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Tesla in Trouble: 94% of Germans Won’t Buy Its Cars
- A survey of over 100,000 Germans reveals that 94% would not buy a Tesla, posing a major challenge for the company.
- Tesla's sales in Germany dropped by 41% in 2024 and by 70% in the first two months of 2025, signaling a decline in demand for the brand.
- Competition from European automakers, production issues, and Elon Musk's controversial political actions are cited as factors contributing to Tesla's struggles in Germany.
- With public sentiment against Tesla, fixing its reputation and improving its offerings are necessary for the company to recover its sales in Germany.
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Elon Musk faces week of harsh setbacks amid Tesla selloff and Doge backlash
- Elon Musk faced a challenging week with Tesla stock selloff and Doge backlash.
- Musk's net worth dropped by over $22bn in a single day.
- Tesla's value declined, SpaceX faced setbacks, including a rocket explosion.
- Musk claimed cyberattack on X and encountered criticism over Doge.
- He faced pushback over staffing decisions and received an injunction to reinstate fired workers.
- Despite losses, Musk maintains a substantial fortune and faces scrutiny on his political activities' impact on his companies.
- Musk continues his role in the White House and receives support from Trump and Maga world.
- The White House endorsement aimed to reverse Musk's losses and address backlash.
- Protests against Tesla continue, and investigations into vandalism targeting the company are initiated.
- Amid ongoing challenges, Musk turns to right-wing media and faces comparisons to historical events like Kristallnacht.
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An AI stock picker that beat the S&P 500 last year is dumping tech stocks — but holding on to these Magnificent 7 firms
- Qraft Technologies' AI-enhanced momentum fund beat the S&P 500 by over 10% last year.
- The fund is reducing its exposure to tech stocks but still holding onto Nvidia (NVDA), Meta Platforms (META), and Tesla (TSLA).
- The AI algorithm is diversifying into financials and communications services, picking up Wells Fargo (WFC) and Morgan Stanley (MS).
- Despite ongoing challenges, the fund remains confident in the long-term growth potential of Nvidia and Tesla.
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Ross Gerber sees no upside to Tesla stock. Here are the trades he's making instead.
- Ross Gerber, a longtime backer of Tesla, sees no upside in the stock after its recent decline.
- Gerber has shifted his focus to investing in Nvidia, JPMorgan, and Meta Platforms.
- He believes Nvidia is undervalued and has strong growth potential.
- Gerber has also sold most of his bitcoin and purchased gold due to volatility and uncertainty.
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Tesla's year is off to a brutal start
- Tesla has had a rough start to 2025, facing protests, vandalism, declining sales, and plummeting shares following promising signs post-Trump era.
- Incidents like the detonation of a Cybertruck, anti-Tesla protests, and vandalism have plagued the EV giant this year.
- President Trump publicly supported Elon Musk amidst growing boycott calls, contrasting the initial favorable outlook after Trump's re-election.
- Tesla's stock has fallen sharply, with analysts expressing grave concerns over the rapid loss in brand value.
- Sales figures show significant declines for Tesla in various markets, including a 71% drop in Australia and a 76% drop in Germany.
- Competition in China poses a challenge for Tesla, with local brands gaining momentum while Tesla's manufacturing numbers in the country decline.
- Tesla warns of the impact of potential tariffs on its exports and appeals for a phased approach to trade actions to mitigate the effects.
- Despite challenges, Tesla is preparing for significant launches, including the robotaxi service in Austin and production of a 'more affordable' EV.
- Musk's focus on autonomy and affordability could be critical for Tesla's future success, as the company navigates through a turbulent period.
- Concerns persist over Musk's multitasking and meeting deadlines, but his track record leaves investors pondering if he can lead Tesla through current challenges.
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Americans' favorability of Tesla has hit a new low, survey finds
- The favorability of Tesla among Americans has reached a record low, according to a survey by YouGov.
- The overall favorability score for Tesla in the US dropped to -12.7, the lowest since 2016.
- Liberals have the lowest impression score for Tesla at -34.9, while moderates scored -9.1.
- However, Tesla's favorability has improved among conservative Americans, scoring 7.6 on the survey.
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Ex-astronaut Mark Kelly debuted his Chevy SUV after dumping Tesla
- Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly sold his Tesla, stating his dissatisfaction with Elon Musk's behavior.
- Kelly chose a Chevy Tahoe as his new vehicle, highlighting his disassociation from Musk.
- The relationship between Kelly and Musk has recently deteriorated.
- Public sentiment toward Tesla has decreased since Musk's ties to the Trump administration.
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