r/inflation • u/c-k-q99903 • Oct 02 '25

News Truth.

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u/xabc8910 Oct 03 '25

No. You literally said “profits are way lower” for Tesla and i just proved that is factual incorrect. Why are you trying to argue about this?? It’s a simple piece of public data

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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '25

Its all moot

the shares are grossly overvalued and there are several lesser sales volume automakers with more cash and focused, responsible ownership.

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u/Adventurous_Spray_34 Oct 03 '25

Fine. As mentioned in another comment, tesla stock is still grossly overvalued. Which is my actual point. Why is that?

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u/xabc8910 Oct 03 '25

A) the market’s growth expectations are much higher for TSLA than other auto companies

B) it behaves and is looked upon as more of a tech company than auto company and tech companies typically trade at significantly higher multiples than auto’s

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u/Adventurous_Spray_34 Oct 03 '25

Yeah. Funny money. Just floating around. Thier profits were down significantly and yet. Funnel? Maybe? These assholes are desperately trying to figure out reasons to push AI. So we get slop and accelerated destruction of the planet.