That could indicate the start of a scenario where Tesla's production capacity is outpacing demand. In today's economy, companies like Caterpillar, Deere, and Honeywell that mainly sell to other businesses are doing quite well, whereas those that are selling to a consumer that is tightening their purse springs are relatively more impacted by rising interest rates and inflation. Like Tesla, Stanley Black & Decker is facing a slew of headwinds that are applying a lot of downward pressure on its stock price -- namely declining demand and cost inflation.