Tesla stock dropped on Thursday as investors worried that President-elect Trump would end electric vehicle purchase tax credits.That leaves one question for investors: what did you think was going to happen?

Tesla should take advantage of its stock’s post-election surge to raise capital by selling shares, a Jefferies analyst says.

Shares in the electric vehicle maker have soared 31% since Trump’s decisive win, leaving analysts’ price targets in the dust.

Tesla stock was lower to start a new day of trading because nothing can go up ceaselessly.Shares of the electric-vehicle maker closed at $328.64, down 6.1%, on Tuesday while the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 0.

The company’s CEO has been appointed to a new government role by President-elect Donald Trump, but there are more factors at play for the EV maker.