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Those financial statements are not in the article and that's a shame. I would expect journalists writing about the potential bankruptcy of a company to give mor
by ArmandGrillet 9y ago
Those financial statements are not in the article and that's a shame. I would expect journalists writing about the potential bankruptcy of a company to give more numbers and less "maybe"s (word used 5 times in the article).
- majewsky 9y agoThe point of the article (as I understood) was precisely to explore every other angle except for the financial statement (since that's what every other article about TSLA covers).
- chipotle_coyote 9y agoIt's an opinion piece, not journalistic reporting -- the thesis isn't "Tesla is going to go bankrupt and here's why," but rather "here's why I don't think it matters whether Tesla goes bankrupt." It'd arguably be nice to have a sentence or two about "of course, they may not be in trouble after all," but it doesn't really affect the author's argument. I don't think this is really written for folks who are bullish on Tesla, anyway. It's written for critics, and for folks like myself who might describe themselves as "fascinated skeptics."