The decline in Tesla shares has begun to frighten long-term investors. Discussions have emerged on Wall Street about the possibility of the company falling below 200 dollars.

The fluctuations in Tesla shares have raised doubts among long-term investors as well. Following Trump’s election victory, Tesla shares, which rapidly rose, lost momentum due to the actions of CEO Elon Musk, who is responsible for the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), and his support for far-right political parties in Europe. Tesla was the company most affected by the recent selling wave in the US stock market. President Donald Trump purchased a new Tesla to show support for Musk. Regarding the protests against Tesla, Trump stated, “This man has devoted his energy and life to doing this, and I think he has been treated unfairly.” Tesla shares, which dropped by 15% on Monday, have lost over 50% in value since their peak in December. Tesla, which had reached 480 dollars on December 18, had fallen to 222 dollars. With this performance, expectations of Tesla investors benefiting from Musk’s closeness to the president also fell through.

Analysts argued that the company’s performance has even caused concern among loyal investors. Wall Street analysts have started to adjust their target prices towards the possibility of the stock falling below 200 dollars.