There is a big difference between not liking a stock price, and not liking a company. They do not go hand in hand.
I firmly believe Tesla will endure. (I believe they are going to go through a BK reorg in near future). Their current shareholders, not so much. My articles are clearly framed as warnings to investors. I certainly do not tell anyone not to buy the products, which I happen to like.
You point out a clear and obvious problem. Too many people take criticism of Tesla the investment as a criticism of the products. Certainly not true in my case. I did have a Model 3 reservation until I saw the specs and pricing. Now I am waiting for a 2016 or 2017 lease return Model S. Tesla has shown to have just as much depreciation as most other cars in the first 24 months. If you look at the mileage on used Tesla Model S, these cars are not driven much. That makes them a perfect lease return at a substantial discount.
As far as linking my articles, why would I? I am not here on this site to talk about the stock. This is a website about the cars most of all. Or at least this is where I have learned a lot about them. I spend an equal amount of time on the Mercedes-owner websites.
Lots of great info gets shared here. Owner opinions have convinced me that a used Model S would be a better car for me than a new Volt or Bolt or other smaller car. After test driving all of them, I prefer the size and feel of the Model S. My plans for my property outside Jacksonville include a small solar farm to run the house and power as many devices as possible. Adding a BEV would be a logical choice. Here, I cannot sell excess power back to the utility so it is use it or lose it. No point in wasting it.
