Jim Cramer says Tesla bulls are brushing past near-term turbulence
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on July 23, 2026.
Cramer reads the room on Tesla shareholders who brush past near-term turbulence.
Tesla bulls don't care
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Jim Cramer posted a terse observation on X on July 23, 2026, summing up the mood among Tesla shareholders in five words. The commentary accompanying the post frames it as Cramer reading the room: TSLA bulls, in his view, are not troubled by whatever short-term headwinds the stock is facing.
The post drew 174 likes, 80 replies, and 19 retweets, suggesting the sentiment landed as a conversation starter rather than a consensus view. A reply count that nearly matches the likes points to a crowd willing to push back, which is often the case when Cramer weighs in on a name as polarizing as Tesla.
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The observation carries no specific price target or data point — it is a mood read, not a forecast. Investors watching TSLA will want to weigh whether that bullish indifference reflects genuine confidence in the company's long-term story or simply the famously stubborn loyalty of the retail base that has anchored the stock through past downturns.
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