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Tesla (TSLA) stock down *$200* (19.8%) since April 14 (when Musk announced he would buy Twitter) (Original Post) Roland99 May 2022 OP
Bear market empedocles May 2022 #1
Yeah. But keep this aspect of the financing of buying Twitter in mind... Roland99 May 2022 #5
Still Greatly Overvalued ProfessorGAC May 2022 #2
Agree. Lets hope market is ok in November. empedocles May 2022 #3
We'll probably officially be in recession on Election Day. WarGamer May 2022 #7
people still think of it as a "tech stock" lapfog_1 May 2022 #4
A few reasons why... WarGamer May 2022 #6

ProfessorGAC

(65,010 posts)
2. Still Greatly Overvalued
Mon May 9, 2022, 05:30 PM
May 2022

Market cap is still $815.5 billion against assets of $62 billion & revenues of under $54 billion. And, shareholder equity is under $32 billion.
There are a lot of stocks carrying value well ahead of reasonable financial fundamentals & Tesla is one of them.

WarGamer

(12,440 posts)
7. We'll probably officially be in recession on Election Day.
Mon May 9, 2022, 06:20 PM
May 2022

Q1 GDP was negative... if Q2 GDP is also negative, it's official.

We'll need Q3 to be positive.

lapfog_1

(29,199 posts)
4. people still think of it as a "tech stock"
Mon May 9, 2022, 05:41 PM
May 2022

and not what it actually is... a car maker (heavy manufacturing company).

WarGamer

(12,440 posts)
6. A few reasons why...
Mon May 9, 2022, 06:19 PM
May 2022

1) Musk sold some of his own shares to help finance Twitter purchase.

2) The entire market is slumping.

TSLA is on track to deliver 1.4M vehicles this year... Ford and GM can barely keep EV assembly lines moving...

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