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I think you would find two groups of people. First group would predict failure to meet the manufacturing milestones constantly and others would predict success
by Nokinside 8y ago
I think you would find two groups of people.
First group would predict failure to meet the manufacturing milestones constantly and others would predict success constantly.
Constant failure predictors would win 3 to 1.
Of course, meeting the goal with tent assembly line may dilute the achievement if Tesla manufacturing numbers drop 20-40% in next weeks.
- Robotbeat 8y agoExcept that many of the constant failure predictors were over confident and predicted bankruptcy repeatedly.
- Nokinside 8y agoIn a what timeline? I don't think many have predicted bankruptcy this year. Tesla has 1-2 years but it has very tight timeline to deliver. It probably has to dilute stock and take very high interest loans (and break yet one promise) to survive. Change of ownership for cheap price is also technically survival but not what investors have in mind. It does not help that next regression might be come within next two years.
- Robotbeat 8y agoYeah, usually people don't put a timeline on such predictions because that'd mean a possibility of being proven wrong... And often the goal posts they use are subjective.