5 charts that show Elon Musk and Tesla's struggles during Trump's first 100 days

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Musk bet big on Trump, spending hundreds of millions of dollars to boost his campaign, and observers at the time thought it was money well spent.
49% : "We believe the major benefits for Musk and Tesla far outweigh any negatives as this continues to be a 'poker move for the ages' by Musk betting on Trump," Wedbush analyst Dan Ives said shortly after Trump's victory in November.
45% : Prominent investors have called for Musk to step away from Tesla, even as the CEO pledges to spend less time with the Department of Government Efficiency and more time at the car maker starting in May.
36% : Shares hit an all-time high of $479.86 in the middle of December before Trump was sworn in and have tumbled since, as the company continues to see a slowdown in vehicle sales globally.
28% : Tesla's net income and Musk's wealth have declined since Trump entered the White House.

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