Tesla 's plunge following CEO Elon Musk 's online feud with President Donald Trump on Thursday was unnecessarily severe and offers investors a good entry point, according to Tom Lee, Fundstrat's head of research. Musk and Trump threw barbs at each other over the course of Thursday. Musk claimed Trump would have lost the election without his support and called the president's spending bill a "disgusting abomination." Trump threatened to cut government contracts for the billionaire entrepreneur's companies. Tesla shares dropped 14% in Thursday's session, meaning the electric vehicle maker shed $152 billion in value, its biggest one-day market cap loss on record. Shares rose more than 4% in Friday's premarket. TSLA 5D mountain Tesla, 5-day chart Thursday's events marked a dramatic turn in the

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