incredibly strong is a bit of

2022-04-30

incredibly strong is a bit of a hyperbole. it's strong only relative to its low target.

should Tesla still be measured as a growth stock? other automakers are joining in the party and no matter how strong people think Tesla branding is, competitors are going to chip away at it's market share.

also Tesla product lifecycle is kinda long, for far too long people expect a facelift after 2 years and a completely new model around the 5 year mark.

once the novelty wears of EV wears off, and it is happening quickly now, Tesla would have to conform to general vehicle buying market's expectation

Why You Should Hold Tesla Stock No Matter What

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xiaobaii
2022-04-30
xiaobaii
like & comment please
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BellaFaraday
2022-04-30
BellaFaraday
Let's hope Tesla doesn't become the next GENERAL Motors.
PandoraHaggai
2022-04-30
PandoraHaggai
Tesla really needs to think about where it's going.
HilaryWilde
2022-04-30
HilaryWilde
I can tell you're still sober.
GarethTan
2022-04-30
GarethTan
[Miser] [Miser] [Miser]
Yipmc
2022-04-30
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