Why Tesla Is The Most Dangerous Stock – CNBC
Long/Short Equity, Value, Deep Value, Long-Term Horizon
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We joined CNBC’s Trading Nation on September 3, 2020 to discuss:
- The fiduciary risks of owning Tesla (TSLA), a stock disconnected from fundamental reality
- The wave of competition entering the electric vehicle (EV) market
- Tesla’s first-mover advantages are dissipating
- The stock price implies the firm will take anywhere from 40-150% of the EV market (depending upon average selling price)
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This article originally published on September 4, 2020.
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