TSLA closed today, March 21, at $248.71, which is a bit of a rally for the week, but still down 38.4% YTD. 131MM shares traded today, and much of that is either because of the end of the quarterly 'triple witching' hour when futures, options and other derivative contracts expire, or purchases from the stupid money. Granted, TSLA has performed well over the past two years, but many buyers are trying to catch a falling knife. Comments about the company's financial statements by the Financial Times, and concerns about world-wide sales drops will cause long-lasting problems with the share price. TSLA has burned down a portion of its finished goods inventory, but that came from discounting. 2025Q1 sales are projected to be down 11% from the most recent quarter, and non-fanboy investors will notice. More pain may be on the way...