Tesla’s November Meltdown: Faith, Fatigue, and the Next Chapter for TSLA
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- Tesla’s stock is having a rough November 2025, sliding from its 2025 highs as investors question growth, self-driving timelines, and competition.
- The underlying business remains strong and highly profitable, but the stock’s huge valuation leaves little room for “good, not great” execution.
- Going forward, real progress in FSD, energy, and software — not just EV unit growth — will decide whether TSLA still deserves a premium future-story price.
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