An analyst for Ark Invest, which has a major investment in Tesla, thinks Wall Street misunderstands Tesla, referring to the drastic price cut of the Tesla stock, reports CNBC. Perhaps, he is somewhat right.
Today a twitter user from Copenahagen named Christian, who tweets at @JabbaGentum, shared this video with Torque News, showing 3 truckloads of Tesla Model 3s being delivered in Denmark.
"Well look what I just bumped into, a few meters from where I live in Copenhagen. Three trucks stacked with Model 3s. This is in tiny Denmark where @Tesla has already sold 6 times as many cars as in 2018. Ignore the noise," Christian tweeted three days ago.
A press release from the Danish automobile industry’s organization AutoBranchen Danmark released few months ago, suggested that the electric vehicle market in the country might actually come alive again after it was killed off in 2016 by new taxation. And Tesla sales are one of the leading segments of EV sales in Denmark.
Do you think the Wall Street misunderstands Tesla and its stock?
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Comments
alex5556@yahoo.com
Gas in Denmark in $7.35 a gallon. EVs make more sense there than gas cars. I am seeing more positive articles about them and their cars lately. I don’t disagree, but it is a long losing streak, for the stock, to pull out of. I’m optimistic though. Can’t wait to hear the Q2 results.
alex5556@yahoo.com
I am seeing more positive articles about them and cars lately. I don’t disagree, but it is a long losing streak, for the stock, to pull out of. I’m optimistic though. Can’t wait to hear the Q2 results.
alex5556@yahoo.com
I would not get too many expectations up for Q2. Q1 was a disaster, Q2 will be annoying but I expect things to settle into a more stable uptrend after that.
Disclaimer: I’m no more a stock genius than anyone else.