Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) shares have been locked in a lackluster phase since the post-earnings pullback seen in late July. Future Fund Managing PartnerGary Blackdetailed what theElon Musk-led company should be doing to prop up the sagging stock.
What Happened: Even after Tesla funds investments in full-self driving, new Gigafactories, bots or any other capital expenditures, the company is left with a huge free cash flow, Black said in an X post on Friday. The fund manager noted that the company said in its recent 10-K filing that it expects capex to be $7 billion...
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