- Thu Mar 20, 2025 11:40 am
#8940
A Commerce Secretary telling people to buy Tesla stock. Is this a new low in the blurring of lines between government and corporate interests, or just an example of misplaced enthusiasm? Lutnick's comments seem to fly in the face of market trends and widespread public sentiment. What are your thoughts on this blatant endorsement? Is it a sign of confidence or desperation?
More importantly, this situation raises serious questions about Musk's role in the government. The article mentions protests and vandalism targeting Tesla, tying it to Musk's cost-cutting measures. Is this fair? Is Musk being unfairly targeted, or are his actions having legitimate consequences for the Tesla brand? Where does the responsibility lie? With Musk, the government, or the public?
The article also highlights the stark contrast between Lutnick's bullish outlook and the grim assessments from JP Morgan and even Tesla bull Dan Ives. Who are you inclined to believe? Is this a buying opportunity, or is Tesla truly in a brand tornado? Let’s discuss the long-term implications for Tesla. Can the company recover from this, or is this the beginning of a downward spiral?
More importantly, this situation raises serious questions about Musk's role in the government. The article mentions protests and vandalism targeting Tesla, tying it to Musk's cost-cutting measures. Is this fair? Is Musk being unfairly targeted, or are his actions having legitimate consequences for the Tesla brand? Where does the responsibility lie? With Musk, the government, or the public?
The article also highlights the stark contrast between Lutnick's bullish outlook and the grim assessments from JP Morgan and even Tesla bull Dan Ives. Who are you inclined to believe? Is this a buying opportunity, or is Tesla truly in a brand tornado? Let’s discuss the long-term implications for Tesla. Can the company recover from this, or is this the beginning of a downward spiral?
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