I suspect not, and that I think is the most important difference between bulls and bears who actually think deeply about this stock. I look at trends in interest costs, likelihood of downgrade, and limits on the ability to obtain supplier funding, and then (because my expertise is primarily in finance, not manufacturing/auto) I read all I can about production costs and issues and likely demand levels. Overall, I suspect that they will not be able to make the SR at a sustained profit (or, put another way, I don't think they will find enough demand at a level which allows them to make a profit).
Gotcha. You think you’re smarter than Deepak and Elon.
That isn’t meant as a snide remark. Elon is the guy who funded the most consequential rocket and spaceship company on a shoestring, did things at SpaceX that nation states couldn’t even fund, let alone do. Is building $60M rockets in Los Angeles and managing to outcompete subsidized nation state companies on price.
I won’t go into Tesla’s accomplishments, since you know them already. I prefer to look at the big picture and the big picture tells me that if Elon can’t now make the SR version at a profit, he will figure out how to. Adjusting the price is possible too (there is tons of demand for the pricey LR versions). You know that Tesla hasn’t even started selling outside the US yet, right? And there are very profitable products waiting in the wings, right? And Tesla has many locked in competitive advantages, right? Anyways, big picture, Elon and Deepak are smarter than you, Sunbird.