Interesting read providing a different perspective from the World According to Electrek...
Tesla's horrible quarter (TSLA)
Tesla's horrible quarter (TSLA)
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They are using a negative tone but Every data point mentioned in that article is true though.Probably short seller propaganda. The have been publishing this kind of stuff for years to try to drive down prices.
Looks like it is from Value Walk, not Electrek...
Probably short seller propaganda. The have been publishing this kind of stuff for years to try to drive down prices.
Looks like it is from Value Walk, not Electrek...
Lol. For me too. Black text on a black background? Not going to bother reading it.i dont take seriously websites that dont load properly. haha
Why is much more credence given to competitor cars that currently only exist as photoshop files?
How can you bank on a network that is supposed to show up in a few years when I can plug into one now? And if Tesla can use all of these other networks in addition to its own, who wins in the end?
I hope the author and everyone who believes every "point as true" here takes a massive short position.
A free M3 from shorts isn't enough I want two.
It's like all the iPod/iPhone "killers" over the years that were supposedly going to blow Apple out of the water. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
I think the takeaway from the article was that a couple years down the road, the EV and self-driving landscape is going to be quite different once BMW, Mercedes, GM, Ford, Volvo, and all the Japanese and Korean car manufacturers join the party... unless you believe all the established brands plus Intel and Google and Apple will all be total failures.
Bye Tesla, you had a nice run...
I think the problem with that party is that Tesla is the crazy loner that's partying by itself, and everyone else want to be fashionably late. They're all hoping someone else with be the 1st to mass produce EV and spend money to establish battery production and charging infrastructure.I think the takeaway from the article was that a couple years down the road, the EV and self-driving landscape is going to be quite different once BMW, Mercedes, GM, Ford, Volvo, and all the Japanese and Korean car manufacturers join the party... unless you believe all the established brands plus Intel and Google and Apple will all be total failures.
I think the takeaway from the article was that a couple years down the road, the EV and self-driving landscape is going to be quite different once BMW, Mercedes, GM, Ford, Volvo, and all the Japanese and Korean car manufacturers join the party... unless you believe all the established brands plus Intel and Google and Apple will all be total failures.
I think the takeaway from the article was that a couple years down the road, the EV and self-driving landscape is going to be quite different once BMW, Mercedes, GM, Ford, Volvo, and all the Japanese and Korean car manufacturers join the party... unless you believe all the established brands plus Intel and Google and Apple will all be total failures.
I think the takeaway from the article was that a couple years down the road, the EV and self-driving landscape is going to be quite different once BMW, Mercedes, GM, Ford, Volvo, and all the Japanese and Korean car manufacturers join the party... unless you believe all the established brands plus Intel and Google and Apple will all be total failures.
A few die hards may believe that to be the case, and few others actually think that Tesla could be the Toyota of EV's, the name it self will sell even if the competition has better products.unless you believe all the established brands plus Intel and Google and Apple will all be total failures.
Go short and put your money where your mouth is please. I have money I want to give to you.
Success in the market comes from betting against crazy ignorant, and irrational people.
Since I'm one of them and I'm long TSLA - smart money says to go bearish and take a big short.