They can anticipate higher volatility, but that doesn't mean they're being compensated for it. Yeah we have the benefit of hindsight, but that's what we're tal

They can anticipate higher volatility, but that doesn't mean they're being compensated for it. Yeah we have the benefit of hindsight, but that's what we're talking about. If you're just evaluating past performance starting from any point in 2015, Tesla generated average returns, was pretty uncorrelated (which is great), and was way more volatile than the S&P. That's not thrilling.