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Despite short-term volatility, many seasoned investors view Tesla's current lows as an attractive entry point. Investor Warren Buffett emphasizes the importance of focusing on a company's long-term worth rather than reacting to daily fluctuations. He famously prefers to buy more shares when stock prices fall, adopting a patient, value-oriented approach.
Tesla's future prospects, including the monetization of high-margin Full Self-Driving (FSD) sales and expansion into new markets, are expected to significantly boost earnings. Industry analysts like Meet Kevin project Tesla’s stock price could reach $423 by 2025, with a forward P/E ratio around 20 — indicating that the current dip might be an overreaction, offering a favorable buying window.