Ignoring Tesla's Stock Plunge, Musk Remains Committed to Leading the Government Efficiency Department!

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TradingKey - Despite Tesla's stock plummeting over 40% this year, Musk continues to dedicate his efforts to the DOGE department.  


On Monday, Tesla's stock plunged more than 15%, marking its largest single-day drop in five years, temporarily trading at $222. Year-to-date, Tesla has fallen 41%, completely erasing the gains since Trump's election and returning to its lows from November last year.


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Tesla Stock Price Chart, Source: Google.


Tesla's stock crash has drawn market attention, with one post highlighting the timeline of Tesla's largest single-day drops in history. Musk responded, "In the long term, everything will be fine."


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Musk's Response to Tesla's Plunge, Source: X.


Additionally, Musk admitted in an interview that he faces significant challenges in managing his businesses. However, this does not change his commitment to leading the Government Efficiency Department (DOGE). Musk stated, "I will continue to push for a leaner U.S. federal government and broadly improve government efficiency."


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