Morgan Stanley just brought in a fresh analyst to cover Tesla, and the first move? A downgrade. The reasoning is straightforward—current valuation already bakes in most of the upside scenarios. When a major Wall Street firm shifts its stance, it's worth paying attention to the underlying logic. Are we seeing peak optimism priced in, or is there more room to run? Sometimes the most interesting signal isn't the rating itself, but the timing and rationale behind it. Markets love a contrarian call, especially when it challenges consensus.
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ParallelChainMaxi
· 12-08 11:03
Here comes another Tesla bear. Is Morgan Stanley's move genuine this time, or is it just a signal to harvest retail investors?
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 12-08 11:02
Morgan Stanley's recent downgrade of Tesla essentially boils down to the belief that all the gains have already been priced in and there's no story left to tell.
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SilentObserver
· 12-08 10:53
Morgan Stanley is dumping again, hilarious. These guys really know how to pick their timing.
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YieldChaser
· 12-08 10:52
Morgan Stanley's move this time looks like pouring cold water on an overheated market, but can it really cool things down?
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RektDetective
· 12-08 10:47
Morgan Stanley says downgrade, but is this for real or are they just dumping again?
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StakeTillRetire
· 12-08 10:42
Morgan Stanley’s downgrade basically means that all the good news has already been priced in, so there’s nothing surprising left.
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CryptoSourGrape
· 12-08 10:33
If I had listened to Morgan Stanley earlier, I wouldn't be feeling so bitter now... Whatever, I'll choose to stay bullish.
Morgan Stanley just brought in a fresh analyst to cover Tesla, and the first move? A downgrade. The reasoning is straightforward—current valuation already bakes in most of the upside scenarios. When a major Wall Street firm shifts its stance, it's worth paying attention to the underlying logic. Are we seeing peak optimism priced in, or is there more room to run? Sometimes the most interesting signal isn't the rating itself, but the timing and rationale behind it. Markets love a contrarian call, especially when it challenges consensus.