Tesla: Beyond the Hype to the Hard Truths for the Investor
I once was a Tesla shareholder, with an initial purchase of Tesla shares in 2018. However, I eliminated my entire postion in 2022.
My decision to purchase Tesla’s shares in 2018 was driven by a significant accomplishment by the company, and a critical supposition about Tesla that eventually turned out to be misguided.
The major accomplishment was Tesla’s ability to scale manufacturing with the launch its Model 3 sedan. This was proof to me that Tesla actually had become a volume automaker, not just a producer of low volume, very expensive EVs.
How did I correctly determine to sell my remaining Tesla shares in 2022? And why do many Tesla shareholders continue to hold out hope.
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