US EditionTesla Shares Set to Wrap Strong May as Elon Musk Ends Time with Trump's DOGE
- Elon Musk ended his active role at the Department of Government Efficiency in late May 2025, returning focus to Tesla and his business empire including SpaceX and xAI.
- Musk’s shift back to Tesla followed consumer backlash over his political ties, protests, and a decline in Tesla’s profits and vehicle sales, especially in China and Europe.
- Tesla reported a Q1 2025 profit of $400 million, a two-year low, amid sharp EV delivery drops, while planning to launch an autonomous vehicle robotaxi service in Austin by mid-June.
- Tesla shares rose nearly 22% in May 2025 despite being down about 12% year-to-date, with Musk committing to spend more time on Tesla and promising to lead it for the next five years.
- Musk’s refocus on Tesla’s core technologies and autonomous driving may improve long-term prospects, but concerns remain over valuation, competitive pressure, and recent sales declines.
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Gary Black Questions Tesla’s Sky-High Forward P/E Ratio: ‘Long-Term Growth Rate Needed To Justify a 180X P/E Would Cause Tsla Market Cap To Be Bigger' - Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL)
Gary Black, Future Fund LLC's managing director and a prominent market analyst, has expressed concerns about Tesla Inc.'s high forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio.
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