Get real. Tesla closed at $262 on Friday so 15 shares cost less than $4000. At its Jan 20 peak ($428) 15 shares cost $6420. At its 52 week high ($488) it cost $7320 for those same 15 shares.The point is that when accounting for the stock splits, the random youtube video mentioned was accurate in its prediction. 15 shares of tesla is around $4000, even with the decline since the peak in December.
Tesla stock has split twice since then. One share in 2018 is equivalent to 15 shares today.
And if it that isn't 100% important to include in your assessment, Principal Skinner meme.
@EvaDK now down 26% Down $32 and Musk is losing 32 x 410 million in value today.
Oops, yes atm it is down 13%26%? I've got a ~13% drop when I check the data atm - which in itself should be considered a minor collapse.
I wonder how exposed Musk is with regards to debt and loans; no doubt that the value of his stock, is his primary collateral against those loans.
Following market logic, someone should start buying up Tesla soon, as it represents an opportunity for some investors; high risk -> high profit.