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a dramatic and provocative narrative—but as of now, there’s no verified report that Elon Musk invested $2.5 billion directly into Donald Trump’s political comeback. Additionally, while Tesla has faced pressure from tariffs and broader EV market challenges, a 32% drop and $600 billion loss would imply a major correction—something that would be heavily covered across all financial media.
Let’s break it down:
Tesla’s Market Cap: As of recent data, Tesla's market cap fluctuates but has not lost $600B in a short window unless you’re referring to a peak-to-trough move over a long period (like from 2021 highs).
Tariff Impact: Yes, Trump’s proposed or enacted tariffs—especially if aimed at China or EVs—could hurt Tesla’s global competitiveness.
Musk & Trump: They have had a complex relationship, but there’s no confirmed $2.5B political donation or investment from Musk to Trump or his affiliates.
This seems like a hypothetical or satirical take—possibly a meme or speculative post circulating online.