If you can’t buy at the time of Tesla adjustment, it’s always going to be scarier to get a high point when it surges.

If you can’t buy at the time of Tesla adjustment, it’s always going to be scarier to get a high point when it surges. Tesla is a little bit of a crisis right now, but I think it will continue its massive growth over time. It is the shareholders who invest in Tesla that know better than anyone that the path to disruptive innovation is never easy. The longer it lasts, the greater the profit we can make. There’s a lot of news about a sharp drop in electric car sales due to the possible recession. Anyway, electric cars are bound to dominate the world as time goes by. I think it’s only a matter of time before changes will take place slowly.

EVs are on this path, as legacy automakers that will collapse are trying to somehow topple innovative companies for their own survival. In particular, because legacy companies are leaders in mature industries, it is customary to attack innovative companies through the media because they pay a large amount of advertising costs to the media to maintain their position in the market.

The share of EV sales in 23 years exceeded 9% in the United States, 17% in Germany, and 25% in California and China, and the media attack on Tesla, the leader of EV and EV innovation companies, is escalating. This proves that legacy automakers are becoming more difficult and fears are growing as the proportion of EV sales is expected to rise faster in the future.

An article by a person named WholeMarsCatalogue(?) who explains this phenomenon well!!

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I am very optimistic about the growth of electric vehicles and clean energy, and I encourage others to be optimistic.

Of course, there’s a lot for investors to worry about. Tesla made another round of price cuts in Europe last night, which could put additional pressure on margins in the short term. There’s a lot of crazy FUDs coming out here and there, such as Hertz not wanting an electric car, not working in the cold, or being too expensive. Even if it’s burdensome to own shares in Tesla or any other electric car company right now, you can’t blame them. They’re putting too much effort into scaring people.

But if you look at what’s happening in the market, dreams are coming true. Electric cars account for 9% of U.S. sales. In Germany, 17% of sales were electric cars. In places like California and China, it’s already well over 25%.

As electric cars get more and more affordable, the world will change, and the car market will change. I guarantee you. Every FUD in the world can attack us, but it’s always economically attractive to offer a better product at a lower price. A lot of people are losing faith, but I see the transition happening faster than ever.

While it may affect revenue in the short term, faster EV adoption will accelerate revenue in the medium to long term, especially as more software and service revenue is generated from increasing vehicles.

Don’t be afraid to look on the bright side. Don’t be afraid to look optimistic. Optimism is being demonized, but it needs to be more optimistic than ever. Optimists are being called liars, delusions, scammers, fanboys, and more. Believing in FUDs is considered more rational and reasonable.

But I disagree. The truth about electric cars and clean energy is overwhelmingly positive. These attacks and waves of FUDs are because electric cars are becoming more successful and increasingly a threat.

The price cuts that surprised investors this morning are quietly completely changing the market in a way that is not yet noticeable. Many people will sell their stocks in light of these market conditions, but I will continue to accumulate them over time. I can’t blame them even if I’m crazy, and I want to sell everything. But those who still believe will look on the bright side and get through it together. And for those who are not blind and willing to see, the bright side is getting brighter and brighter.