Tesla has been generating a lot of noise recently, so let's discuss my perspective.

The fact that Tesla's sales dropped in February is undeniable, but mainstream media and social media alike have almost unanimously attributed this to Musk's political activities leading to a backlash against Tesla.

The result is factual, but the reason has been deliberately packaged.

In reality, anyone with a bit of research on Tesla knows that the core reason for the sales drop in February is singular: the old Model Y has sold out, and all global Model Y production lines were simultaneously shut down for upgrades, with users waiting for the revamped Model Y.

My current strategy is to buy a few hundred shares of TSLA daily. Where is the bottom?

To be honest, I can't predict it; I just operate mechanically.

Looking back, in 2020, Tesla went from $300 at the end of 2019 to $900, then experienced a sharp drop back to $300 in a month and a half, and then embarked on its journey to $1000, $2000, and beyond.

Will history repeat itself?

I don't know, but I believe that all of Tesla's business lines are still on a forward trajectory—autonomous driving, robotics, energy storage, etc. The current noise, in the grand scheme of history, is insignificant. After all, I lived through the years when Wall Street was daily proclaiming Tesla's imminent bankruptcy.

So, conquer fear, overcome human weaknesses, and let's support each other as holders!$Tesla(TSLA.US)