- Sun Dec 15, 2024 4:06 pm
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Tesla just hiked Model S prices by $5,000. Is this a sign of confidence, or a desperate attempt to boost margins in the face of increasing competition? With the base Model S AWD now at $79,990 and the Plaid at a hefty $94,990, are these cars still a good value? What does this price increase signal about the future of Tesla's pricing strategy for other models?
TSLA stock is dancing around the $445 resistance level. Will it break through, or are we in for a correction? With the RSI flashing overbought, are we about to see a dip? Is now the time to buy, sell, or hold? Lets discuss the technicals and share your price predictions.
Considering the broader EV market, is Tesla still the king of the hill, or are competitors catching up? Does this price increase solidify Tesla's position as a luxury brand, or will it push buyers towards other options? What are your thoughts on the overall EV market and where Tesla fits in?
I predict that this price hike will ultimately benefit Tesla in the short term, but could hurt them long term if competitors offer comparable vehicles at more competitive prices. What do you think? Lets hear your bold predictions for the future of Tesla.
TSLA stock is dancing around the $445 resistance level. Will it break through, or are we in for a correction? With the RSI flashing overbought, are we about to see a dip? Is now the time to buy, sell, or hold? Lets discuss the technicals and share your price predictions.
Considering the broader EV market, is Tesla still the king of the hill, or are competitors catching up? Does this price increase solidify Tesla's position as a luxury brand, or will it push buyers towards other options? What are your thoughts on the overall EV market and where Tesla fits in?
I predict that this price hike will ultimately benefit Tesla in the short term, but could hurt them long term if competitors offer comparable vehicles at more competitive prices. What do you think? Lets hear your bold predictions for the future of Tesla.
