Tesla continues to be recognized for its role in advancing sustainable energy through its electric vehicles, solar power, and battery technologies aimed at reducing fossil fuel dependence and combating climate change. However, the company is facing financial challenges, having reported losses in the most recent quarter when excluding regulatory credits. Despite maintaining a market capitalization around $1 trillion, Tesla's profitability concerns have raised questions about its current business trajectory. Observers note that CEO Elon Musk appears to be shifting his focus away from the automotive sector, contributing to perceptions of internal disarray. Market analysts have highlighted that Tesla's stock performance is heavily influenced by passive investment flows and market maker options activity, which may obscure underlying operational difficulties.
Tesla is imploding before everyone’s eyes and the “forward looking market” is enslaved by MM options flows. https://t.co/if62hGYaOo
$TSLA lost money last Q without reg credits. A one trillion market cap co that loses money. That’s the state of today’s markets. Passive flows are so stupid they *buy* this stock even if it falls 20% in a day. https://t.co/PiRima8NkA
Tesla Is Circling The Drain, Thanks To Stupid Elon Tricks https://t.co/qsQb6nlAPw