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CNBC's "Fast Money"

Bonfire of the Teslas: The EV maker’s stock slides seven days in row. Plus, what next for China’s economy after it abruptly ends its zero-Covid policy. 12/27/22

CNBC's "Fast Money"

CNBC

Investing, News, Business

3.91.3K Ratings

🗓️ 27 December 2022

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

What’s at stake for Elon Musk’s empire as Tesla sales go in reverse. And, is an economic boom ahead in China? Fmr. Morgan Stanley Asia Chairman Stephen Roach answers that question and more. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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0:00.0

Right now on fast Tesla's high-speed crash from a cratering stock to the

0:04.8

denting of Elon's once-pristine image. Is this rock bottom for the once

0:08.9

red hot EV maker or is there more pain to come? Plus travel nightmare. Southwest

0:13.9

cancelling thousands more flights today. This after a holiday weekend where so

0:17.6

many travelers were left stranded will go inside the financial reputational

0:21.3

impact and later zero COVID no more in China. Beijing now ending the quarantine

0:26.3

for travelers when they arrive starting next month. Will this bring a

0:29.6

spending boom to the US and Europe or just new waves of COVID maybe both. I'm

0:34.8

Melissa Lee. This is fast money we're live at the Nasak Market site on the

0:37.5

desk tonight. My co Courtney Garcia Victoria Fernandez and Steve Grasso. And we

0:42.3

start off tonight with Tesla slumping more than 11% the worst performer in the

0:47.2

S&P 500. Now down seven days in a row. Today we learned the company's extending

0:52.3

its pause on production in Shanghai saying close and extra 11 days until the

0:56.8

start of February. Then there's a report that used car prices for Tesla are

1:00.6

tanking and that's taking down new car prices too. In all during this slide

1:04.9

Tesla's lost 117 billion dollars in market cap. That's about the size of an

1:09.4

entire Goldman Sachs a Boeing or even a Starbucks. For the year the once mighty

1:14.2

Musk Empire has seen more than 700 billion dollars in market value go up in

1:18.6

smoke. That's roughly a home depot McDonald's and Nike combined and a small

1:23.5

sign of just maybe how bad things are for Tesla and Musk. This was the front

1:27.4

page of Drudge this afternoon. The bonfire of the Teslas picture of Musk with

1:33.6

flames engulfing him in the background. My co the volume we should add on

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