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You clearly seem to know more than me in this regard, so I hope it's ok if I ask you: While the current demand being priced in by some investors may be correct
by Topfi 1y ago
You clearly seem to know more than me in this regard, so I hope it's ok if I ask you:
While the current demand being priced in by some investors may be correct, wouldn't a lowering of the sale price still have to be reflected in TSLAs public disclosures and couldn't that still have an impact, both for investors and creditors?
Mind you, I tried my hand at shorting TSLA a long while (nearly a decade) back and learned, as many who undertook this, that rationality/EMH would likely never apply to their valuation. Made that (and then some) back thanks to Twitter though, so all is well, but not exactly coming at the idea of applying sensible concepts to TSLA neutrally.
- nradov 1y agoBy priced in I mean that investors are already aware that Cybertruck unit sales and revenue will inevitably be low. Whether Tesla eventually lowers prices is irrelevant to stock valuation. This was always a low volume product anyway and not expected to have a huge impact on the bottom line either positive or negative.