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3. Februar 2020, 22:15

Seh ich das richtig?? TSLA im Moment +20 % ! Wann macht mal eine CH-Aktie einen solchen Sprung?

To the bulls, Tesla is positioned for greatness now that it has recovered from a rocky start to 2019.

After burning through $1.1 billion in the first half of last year as it struggled with the production and delivery of its more affordable Model 3 car, Tesla turned a corner in the second half of 2019. In the fourth quarter, it generated $1 billion in cash even after capital expenditures and posted its second straight quarterly profit.

Even though Tesla posted an annual loss for 2019, as it has every year, its backers argue that the company has corrected course. Operating costs were down about 7 percent last year, while automotive sales were up 13 percent and deliveries rose 50 percent. With a new Shanghai factory producing vehicles in China and another under construction in Europe, Tesla is also poised for global expansion, they say.

It’s a bet on Tesla’s future.

Where Tesla’s Going, We Don’t Need Roads

Here are some numbers. As of this writing, Tesla Inc.’s stock price is about $750. For a minute on Tuesday it was $969. Around Thanksgiving it was about $330.

Here are some more numbers. Tesla has lost $3.8 billion in the past three years, and its revenue growth slowed to just 14% last year.

Because, honestly, and especially at this price, Tesla is an iffy investment. Yes, as Matt Winkler has written, it is at the vanguard of what should be a wildly popular new technology and has a strong “stock price, bro” argument over the past decade.

At the same time, it is now wildly overpriced relative to fundamentals, breaking every rule in the stock-picker’s almanac, writes Nir Kaissar:

As Liam Denning has written, the market hysterically praises Tesla for every baby step forward, like a first-time parent with a wobbly toddler. It probably has a bright future, but then so did the internet in its bubble.