Here's a question for TSLA going forward:
Now that some uncertainty has cleared, and the forecast is pretty darn good, and the after-hours share price is climbing nicely, one might think that $400/share is finally achievable sometime in the next two quarters if not sooner.
BUT, if nothing else, Murphy's Law suggests that macro conditions (and the current WH administration's behavior, potential for war, economic downturn, etc) might upend TSLA's climb to glory. I've felt for a while the market needs a good correction, and I'm surprised we haven't had a 500-point spill so far this year. I could see us having something worse, before the year is out.
So I'm getting more nervous about holding on to a huge truckload of TSLA stock. It's starting to seem prudent to sell a bunch if we hit, say, $400 or $410, and stay liquid until macro issues work themselves out (one hopes).
Misguided overly concerned paranoia, or sensible? Not that I am seeking an advice, of course.