The most intelligent analysis regarding Tesla’s financial position seems to be done by those who think the company is on the road to oblivion. As opposed to the Tesla Bulls which seem to have almost blind faith that somehow Elon will figure it out.
Podcast Link Here: TC’s Chartcast Podcast
Tesla investors or enthusiasts would be wise to understand why there is so much pessimism regarding Tesla. Which brings me to the point of this post. The new TC’s Chartcast podcast is a great new source of information.
I’ve listened to every episode and they’ve all been great. But since this a new podcast we’re only talking about a total catalog in the single digits thus far.
TC’s Chartcast was started by the famous @TESLAcharts of Twitter fame. He invites guests who are bearish on Tesla and they take a rational look at where this company stands. A common theme is that each person possesses a specific expertise that caused them to say “Wait a minute, that’s not right” upon hearing some claim from Musk. This typically begins further investigation which concludes with the thesis that Tesla is a bubble company headed for disaster.
Even if you have no interest in Tesla as a company, this is a great podcast to dip your toe into the world of financial or manufacturing analysis. But I can’t imagine that anyone who likes Tesla as an investment wouldn’t come away from these podcasts wanting to pull their money out of Tesla.
At the very least, you’ll have a broader frame of reference to evaluate your other investments.
Tesla investors or enthusiasts would be wise to understand why there is so much pessimism regarding Tesla. Which brings me to the point of this post. The new TC’s Chartcast podcast is a great new source of information.
I’ve listened to every episode and they’ve all been great. But since this a new podcast we’re only talking about a total catalog in the single digits thus far.
TC’s Chartcast was started by the famous @TESLAcharts of Twitter fame. He invites guests who are bearish on Tesla and they take a rational look at where this company stands. A common theme is that each person possesses a specific expertise that caused them to say “Wait a minute, that’s not right” upon hearing some claim from Musk. This typically begins further investigation which concludes with the thesis that Tesla is a bubble company headed for disaster.
Even if you have no interest in Tesla as a company, this is a great podcast to dip your toe into the world of financial or manufacturing analysis. But I can’t imagine that anyone who likes Tesla as an investment wouldn’t come away from these podcasts wanting to pull their money out of Tesla.
At the very least, you’ll have a broader frame of reference to evaluate your other investments.
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