Higher interest rates and an uncertain economy are wreaking havoc on Tesla. Not only did unit sales barely grow in the fourth quarter of 2024 (they grew 2% year over year), but automotive revenue also tanked as the company aggressively cut prices.

Tesla stock has slumped since its recent highs, and the analyst outlook is a bit glum. Is it one to avoid, or consider buying on the dips? The post How much further can the Tesla stock price fall? This analyst thinks 50% appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.

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While Tesla stock dropped by more than 50 percent from its December 2024 high to its March 2025 low, investors are now asking themselves whether the sales declines will continue. The stock is up more than 25 percent from its 2025 low, and even bounced higher when first-quarter deliveries were announced, suggesting the news was better than feared.

Tesla's stock saw a spike when Musk held an all-hands meeting with Tesla employees and told them not to sell any Tesla shares.

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With Tesla about to report what look like disappointing earnings in a stock market that has been falling, is now a bad time to think about buying?