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- Tesla stock has dropped nearly 30% so far this year, and has been downgraded by multiple Wall Street firms.
- Wells Fargo, Wedbush Securities, and Bernstein were the latest firms to temper their forecasts on the EV maker.
- They cite delivery disappointment, lower demand, and leadership conflict.
While stock market indexes continue to notch a string of record highs this year, 2024 has not been so kind for Tesla.
In less than three months, the electric carmaker has shed nearly 30%, erasing more than $230 billion in value. As of Thursday's close, its stock price sat at $175.79.
Listed below are the three firms to lower their price targets on Tesla, and their reasons why: