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To me, this is simply one of the risks that companies who trade entirely on sentiment have to deal with. I hope it's obvious to anyone that Tesla's (and to a l
by cloakandswagger 10y ago
To me, this is simply one of the risks that companies who trade entirely on sentiment have to deal with.
I hope it's obvious to anyone that Tesla's (and to a lesser extent, Amazon's) massive valuation is not based on bedrock fundamentals but on perception and expectations. Baseless hit pieces that knock a few percentage points off your stock are part of the game at that point.
- wldcordeiro 10y agoIt seems to me that sometimes it's not even about what the company is or does (like being a car company or supplier/whatever Amazon calls itself now) but just purely motivated by the market prices. Like the motivation is to affect the stock price, everything else is just tangential.
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