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Tesla shares in ‘no man’s land’ after a 43% drop ahead of earnings

(Bloomberg) — Elon Musk is known for challenging the prestige quo, and that’s precisely what’s worried Tesla Inc. investors lately. Most read on Bloomberg Ray Dalio’s famous companies fail, investors bail out Trump has just $6. 8 million for legal fees as lawsuit unfolds Elon Musk’s Robotaxi dreams plunge Tesla into chaos Zimbabwe’s ZiG wipes out 330% of stock surge Apple’s iPhone sales in China plunge 19% in worst quarter since 2020Shares of the are going through the longest slump since the

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