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He emphasizes a threshold to buy more Tesla shares only below $180, even contemplating adding at prices as low as $140, aligning his portfolio to safeguard against potential downturns. This risk-averse stance highlights a broader trend among investors who are reevaluating their exposure given the current macroeconomic climate.
In contrast, others like Chicken Genius Singapore still believe strongly in Tesla’s long-term upside, envisioning a 10x growth in Tesla’s stock value potentially by 2030 or even 2032. This optimism persists despite the recent downturn, with the expectation that technological advancements like full self-driving (FSD) and automation will significantly propel Tesla’s valuation in the coming years.