If you go to market and buy a lame horse then flog it into the ground, that's entirely your fault, but it's not like the horse was ever going to race well.
If you go to market and buy a lame horse then flog it into the ground, that's entirely your fault, but it's not like the horse was ever going to race well.
Maybe it could have been more. But a profitable business is, almost by definition, sustainable. There was no need for rash action.
Worse, revenue[2] increased but costs increased faster
By all metrics it was burning money faster than it could increase revenue
[1] https://www.statista.com/statistics/274563/annual-net-income...
Destroying it or disarming it is a win for humanity, I guess.
I have no idea if TSLA is overvalued or undervalued. I don't know enough about the automotive industry, renewable energy regulations, or batteries to even guess.