Elon Musk urges Tesla employees to hang on to their stock and warns vandals to 'stop being psycho'

During Elon Musk's two months in Washington, D.C., Tesla shares have been on a precipitous decline, losing over 40 per cent of their value. Protests and campaigns against Tesla, Musk and his work in the Trump White House have erupted around the world. Criminal acts of vandalism and arson have also targeted some Tesla electric vehicles, showrooms and charging stations in a string of incidents in the U.S. and across Europe. At an all-hands meeting with Tesla employees on Thursday evening, Musk addressed some of those issues, while trying to reassure employees that they were still in good hands, and…