Over the past three months, the Tesla market value has dropped by more than $ 700 billion.
Head funds, which play on Tesla shares, gained $ 16.2 billion after the cost of Ilona’s mask fell halfway through the past three months. This has been reported by the Financial Times.
Traiders who earn from autumn in sharing prices have accumulated paper revenue from the moment of trade closure on December 17. The Tesla market value at this time fell by more than $ 700 billion, reducing mask mask conditions more than $ 100 billion.
Public statements by Tesla’s general director on European policy, in particular, the support for remote parties, has contributed to the decline of car sales in Europe.
“Musk is on the wrong side of its target audience. Tesla is not purchased by people in cowboy boots,” said Penser Clean Energy Transition, managing the Clean Energy Transition Head Fund partner.
Last week, JPMorgan reduced Tesla’s sharing forecast price at the end of the year from 135 to 120 dollars, noted in the report: “It is difficult for us to remember something similar to the history of the vehicle industry, when the brand has lost so many amounts very fast.”
Tesla for a long time has been one of the most popular companies for shortseller in the US stock market – in 2020 there are about 300 million of its shares in short states.
Remember, Tesla faces more and more difficulties around the world. Political views of the mask and his proximity to Donald Trump bring a wave of criticism.
Earlier, the US president promised to buy a new car at TESLA in support of the mask. And then he gave his 17-year-old grandson an electric pickup Tesla Cybertruck.
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