Tesla Stock Plummets Following Elon Musk’s New Political Venture

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Tesla’s stock experienced a significant drop, falling over 6%, after CEO Elon Musk announced the creation of a new political party, “The America Party”. This move has sparked criticism from investors and concerns about Musk’s focus on the company’s core business.

Stock Performance

– *Current Price*: $297.81

– *Price Change*: 1.32% increase (as of July 8, 2025, 12:00 AM EEST)

– *52-Week Range*: $182.00 – $488.54

– *Market Capitalization*: $945.46 billion

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Impact of Musk’s Political Venture

– *Investor Concerns*: Investors are worried about distractions, with some believing Musk’s attention is needed more than ever at Tesla, which has faced a challenging year.

– *Market Reaction*: Tesla’s stock dipped nearly 7% to $291.96 in early trading hours after Musk’s announcement, erasing $68 billion in market capitalization in a single day.

– *Board Oversight*: Questions are being raised about Tesla’s board oversight, with analysts warning that Musk’s increasing focus on politics could invite regulatory scrutiny and polarize consumers.

Analyst Insights

– *William Blair Analysts*: “We expect that investors are growing tired of the distraction at a point when the business needs Musk’s attention the most and only see downside from his dip back into politics.”

– *Jed Dorsheimer, Equity Analyst*: “Investors are worried about distractions… The company’s strategic focus is being diluted by Musk’s personal ambitions.”

Musk’s Net Worth Impact

– *Loss*: $15.3 billion on July 7 alone, with a year-to-date loss of $86.7 billion, bringing his current net worth down to $346 billion.

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