Analytical geometry of Tesla’s review chart after the end of the main trading period on Monday, April 29

[Core Tip 🔔: Per Lekander, Tesla's hedge fund manager who has been shorting since 2020（(Per Lekander) has predicted that the electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer could “go bankrupt” and that its stock could plummet to $14. Jerome=Elias executed the Supreme Commander's decision to set up a special fund to deal with Tesla's stock price falling below 160.510, entering the flood discharge zone of 160.510-101.810, and entering the extreme value zone of 101.810-36.600---23.370—Per Point (Pell Point) 14.000. This seems like receiving a threatening call, so we must do our best to make plans to deal with the unexpected incident.]

There was a deep drop. When there was a sharp drop, no one wanted to buy, and they also had to be bearish and short selling to go short, saying that the wall was knocked down and the crowd pushed, and there were no crowds. There were no reverse cars to pick up people; they only robbed cars and smashed cars and cut off people for arbitrage. Is this what the world calls a “trend”? Seek profit and avoid harm?

Mediocre people can only use the loss of money to wake up; they cannot educate; education is not a panacea.

You have to pay for your bad acts, which are sharp and mean, and take advantage of others.

It is important whether there are any ruthless people in a stock, the majority shareholders or the top ten shareholders.

When you're at a low point, you need to swallow your complaints and swallow your grievances. The bottom a person falls to is often the starting point for his (her) success. There is often no way out until there is no way back. Only in the darkest places can people see where the real light is.

Frankly speaking, Elias likes falling markets because Elias believes that any major upward wave is born from there. Elias will spend a lot of time and energy studying and breaking the falling market trend, studying their median values in extreme value regions and then dividing the gradient into batches with relatively accurate surgical framework positions. Elias was never superstitious or afraid of the alarmist rhetoric of the “God of the Sky.”

Tesla Bear said Elon Musk's electric car company “could go bankrupt” as shares could plummet 91% amid disappointing first-quarter results. A well-known bear market at Tesla is a dire warning about the company's future. Per Lekander, Tesla's hedge fund manager who has been shorting since 2020（(Per Reikand) has predicted that the electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer could “go bankrupt” and that its stock could plummet to $14. Rykander, managing partner at the investment management company Clean Energy Transition, described the first quarter results as “the beginning of the end of the Tesla bubble.” “I actually think the company might go bankrupt,” he said. He said the company's business model, which relies on strong revenue growth, vertical integration, and direct-to-consumer sales, could falter if sales decline. He asserted that his assessment was based on a forecast of the company's earnings of $1.40 per share for the full year. Rykander believes Tesla should be viewed as a “no growth” stock valued at 10 times forward earnings, while its current valuation is about 58 times forward earnings. Forward earnings are a key indicator traders use to assess the value of a stock. He also pointed out that Tesla's problems in the first quarter were not just caused by the company's alleged supply chain disruptions, but “demand issues.” Lekander is skeptical about the company's future, especially since its two main models, the Model 3 and Model Y, won't be updated until 2025. “Given that these models are out of date and the economy isn't growing rapidly, I don't see any reason to see any recovery in the next two years,” Lekander said. Why it matters: Rykander's comments come at a time when Tesla faced a series of challenges. The company's delivery numbers for the first quarter were disappointing. This prompted analysts to adjust their predictions, and some even questioned Tesla's valuation.

However, not everyone shared Rykander's pessimism. CEO Kathy Wood ARK INVESTMENTDue to recent weakness, they have been buying Tesla shares, which are expected to reach $2,000 per share in the next few years. Tom Narayan, a capital market analyst at the Royal Bank of Canada, also believes that Tesla's energy storage business has brought significant opportunities to the company.

Price trend: Tesla closed the day at $168.38, up 1.05%. In after-hours trading, the stock rose to $169.99 and rose a further 0.96% on Wednesday. Tesla experienced a significant decline of 35.53% over the past six months, according to Benzinga Pro data.

“Sister Wood” Cathie Wood reiterated her target share price of $2,000 for Tesla (TSLA.US). Her Ark investment management company continued the strategy of increasing positions when Tesla's stock price was low. After buying nearly $15 million in shares on Monday, it also bought shares worth more than 39 million dollars on Tuesday. Tesla is currently the second-largest stock in Wood's flagship fund ARKK, with a total holdings of US$677 million and a weight of 8.93%.

Cathy Wood, founder of Ark Investment Management, said in an interview on Wednesday that future energy storage vehicles will be electric. She believes 75 to 85 percent of all sales in the US and around the world will be electric in the next five years. She also said that if the prediction of car prices were correct, the average price of an electric car would be between 2-25,000 US dollars. Wood said, “We believe what will happen in the next five years. You know this is the time frame for our investment. We think the cost of electric vehicles, the cost of ordinary electric vehicles will be cut in half. Tesla's new mass manufacturing process and technology and artificial intelligence are an important part of this.”

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