Tesla Bull Recommends A 'Great Deal' For Elon Musk's EV Giant As It Grapples With Slowing Sales Growth

Tagging Black, the X user who shared the Tesla influencer’s post, said, “I think it's okay to currently be in a time period where for the first time ever if your products are that damn revolutionary. You can get away with spending $0 on ads.”

Replying to him, the fund manager said Tesla could do both. “Why not do both? Get celebs and athletes to show off the Cybertruck for free, plus advertise your other products to expand your TAM to non-EV users?” he said.

“$100M in ad spend in lieu of $1B in price cuts seems like a great deal for $TSLA.”

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Hurt by this double whammy, the stock has been under pressure since the start of 2023. It has fallen over 31% year-to-date. More importantly, analysts do not expect a reprieve until the company launches a sub-$30,000 vehicle.

Black-run Future Fund’s flagship exchange-traded fund – the Future Fund ETF (NYSE:FFND) substantially trimmed its position in Tesla recently.

In premarket trading, Tesla rose 0.83% at $172.75, according to Benzinga Pro data.

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