Interesting read for Bulls, Bears, well not so much.
Tesla's biggest bull sees $60 billion in revenue by early next decade
Analyst being interviewed knows the score. Woman interviewing him just mimes typical WS analysts who can't or won't take a deeper dive. Which of course they could catch up on in a few days reading on TMC (ignoring troll postings). If I'd been in his shoes, I'd have been sorely tempted to replied with a question. Asking how hard is it to understand that cash expenditures are highest when you are building out the production line(s) for an all new vehicle? Even if it turned out the M3 production ramp up is delayed 6 more months, Tesla has the option to conserve cash on hand by taking a break from going all out on all the next products. That's not going to happen while Musk is leading the company. Especially since more working capital can be raised, if needed, to bridge some months until major M3 revenue comes in. The other annoying, zero fact based misconception by the host, is imagining there is any question about whether Tesla can produce M3 in the planned volume, rather than how soon they will do so. When listening to the lazy analysts, you wonder how anyone believes they are doing their jobs when they pay no attention to history of what the company has done over the past 5 + years.