Tesla shares surged again on Monday, extending their strong post-election rally. Tesla leader Elon Musk has tied his fortunes to Trump's reelection efforts, with one analyst suggesting Musk's close relationship with Trump could lead to friendlier policies. Tesla shares rose 7% to $350 per share, and the stock has risen 37% since Trump won the election. Analysts predict Tesla will play a major role in U.S. discussions on tariffs on Chinese goods and expect the Chinese government to develop some special policies for Tesla to help it succeed in the Chinese market. Musk will reportedly not take a position in the Trump administration that would require him to adjust his private sector stance.