Tesla Stock Has Cost Musk $200 Billion. Here’s Who, and What, to Blame.

The drop in


Tesla


stock has cost investors and CEO Elon Musk a huge amount of money. As the end of the year approaches, investors—and maybe even Musk—should consider how it happened.

On Monday,


Tesla


(ticker: TSLA) stock closed at $167.87, down 6.8%, at the lowest close since Nov. 20, 2020, when shares closed at $163.20, according to Dow Jones Market Data. Shares are off 58% from their 52-week high of $402.67, set back in January.