Searches for “DOGE” recently eclipsed search for “Tesla” on Google. That probably doesn’t make investors happy.

Leaning into the bear narrative on Tesla . UBS analyst Joseph Spak reiterated his 12-month Sell rating on Tesla shares on Monday, voicing considerable concern on the near-term dem

But one Wall Street analyst thinks the stock has dropped far enough. TD Cowen analyst Itay Michaeli just upgraded that firm's rating on Tesla stock to a "buy" and provided a massive price target increase from $180 to $388 per share, reports Barron's.

Tesla’s selloff on Wall Street intensified on Monday, with shares of the electric vehicle maker plunging 14% and heading for their worst day on the market since September 2020.

Tesla’s (TSLA) shares experienced a significant selloff on Monday, March 10, dropping more than 15% in their worst trading day since September 2020. The electric vehicle manufacturer has now faced seven consecutive weeks of losses — its longest losing streak since its 2010 Nasdaq debut.