Elon Musk Tries to Reassure Tesla Investors Who Have Collectively Lost $627 Billion (40%) Over the Last 2 Months – Musk Says, “Long-Term Prospects for Tesla Are Very High.”

Elon Musk is trying to reassure Tesla investors amid the declining Tesla stock price.

Musk made his remarks in response to a fellow Tesla investor, Whole Mars Catalog, who criticized the widespread sentiment among Tesla investors that Elon Musk is to blame for the astronomical fall in Tesla’s stock price.

Over the past two months, Tesla stock has fallen 41%, wiping out $627 billion in investor value.

However, Whole Mars Catalog says Elon Musk is not to blame for the fall in stock prices, and Musk tries to reassure investors by saying Tesla’s long-term prospects are very good.

Whole Mars Catalog started the conversation by criticizing the viewpoint of disgruntled Tesla investors.

Whole Mars writes…

“Angry Investor: "Screw Elon! He's the reason my Tesla stock is tanking!"

Me: "Oh really? And who was responsible when it soared?"

Musk appears to support this sentiment and in response the Tesla CEO tries to reassure investors further writing…

“The long-term outcome for Tesla is very high”

Considering the $627 billion in Tesla investor equity that has been lost since the stock’s peak on December 17, Musk’s effort to reassure investors is understandable.

However, what’s surprising is that Tesla investors, who are ardent fans of Elon Musk, still seem pleased with Musk’s contributions to Tesla over the past few months.

Not only does Whole Mars Catalog criticize other Tesla investors who complain about Musk, but he even goes so far as to hurl expletives at those who blame Musk for the declining stock price.

Looking at the comments, more Tesla investors came to Elon Musk’s defense.

One Tesla investor who goes by the username Teslaconomics on X responds to Musk’s post writing…

“I have no doubt in my mind [Tesla’s long term outcome will be very high]”

Another investor, SETI Park writes…

“My super conservative price target of Tesla is $1,000. 🤩”

At $1,000 per share, Tesla's value would reach approximately $3.3 trillion, nearly four times its current market capitalization of $880 billion.

However, if you think a $3.3 trillion market cap for Tesla is too ambitious, it is significantly lower than SETI Park’s “non-conservative” expectation of a $25 trillion market cap.

My super conservative price target of Tesla is $1,000. 🤩 https://t.co/8dKWu1m5UZ
— SETI Park (@seti_park) February 28, 2025

Just for context, this is 20% of the global stock market, meaning Tesla will hold 20% of the stock value of every publicly traded company in every country in the world.

In other words, a $25 trillion market cap for Tesla would mean more than double the valuations of Apple, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Meta, Alphabet, and Amazon combined.

Some might consider this too ambitious of a goal. However, several Tesla investors are even more optimistic, anticipating that Tesla will be valued at $100 trillion.

Once again, a $100 trillion market cap Tesla would represent 80% of the global stock market which is valued at $120 billion.

Overall, many Tesla investors seem extremely optimistic. However, please let me know what you think in the comments. Share your ideas by clicking the “Add new comment” button below. Also, visit our site, torquenews.com/Tesla, regularly for the latest updates.

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Tinsae Aregay has been following Tesla and the evolution of the EV space daily for several years. He covers everything about Tesla, from the cars to Elon Musk, the energy business, and autonomy. Follow Tinsae on Twitter at @TinsaeAregay for daily Tesla news.