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Since a business exists to make money, how does a company being worth 1.5 trillion in 2024 to 1.11 trillion in 2025 come out as poor performance?
I'm still not buying your notion that being, "the most successful businessman on earth. And not only that, but nearly twice as successful as the second most successful businessman on earth on top of that," exempts the possibility of drug use. They are not mutually exclusive.
Is it possible that after acheiving enormous success, he began to use and maybe even abuse some drugs, in particular one prescribed to him?
By looking at measurements of what they actually do, manufacturer and sell cars, which show significant declines. Which means: they are making less money.
I'm not good at math but that looks like a loss of about 39 billion.
Tesla is currently worth 0.39 less than it was at its peak. Is that supposed to considered a significant loss?
The losses in sales, profit, market share and standing as a brand are significant. The valuation is fantasy.
Yeah, that's how a corporation's value and success is determined.
No globally Tesla is worth $1.1 trillion. Toyota, a Japanese company, comes in second at $237 billion. Which is roughly 4 times less than Tesla.
The Prius, as far as I know, wasn't an overhyped piece of junk. It may not have been the most aesthetically pleasing car, but it was practical, efficient, and did what it claimed to. The Cybertruck is none of those.
How much of a gain (as a percentage) is losing .39 of 1.5 trillion?
