The Future of TSLA in a Global Recession | Tesla Forced to Close Factory | Stock Down 60% in a Month

With almost all #stocks down over 25% and $TSLA down more than 50%, where is #Tesla going in the  near-term? Let’s analyze.  As you know, TSLA went IPO coming out of our most recent Recession. The initial valuation on the public markets was $2 billion. The market showed enthusiasm for the stock, but concerns were raised about the long-term viability of the company since Tesla had a limited operating history, a long history of losses, and pending competition from traditional automakers. 

Because of these reasons, the stock was frequently the subject of high short interest. The important question to be answered which has stood for the past decade of TSLA is are the short-sellers correct in their bearish sentiment, or is the stock bound to rise for years to come?   Tesla is growth company. Looking at the full chart of TSLA, you will see enormous volatility to both the up and downsides. And as I mentioned in my video titled “What is the Long-Term Potential of Tesla?”, the intrinsic value of the company has looked more like this. Tesla has been growing over 50% and Elon Musk says that Tesla will continue to grow around 50% for many years to come.  

But that is long-term trajectory. What does that mean for the next few quarters? Actually very little. The markets are grappling with something new, something that has never really happened before. In other words, this is uncharted territory. The FED is trying really hard to reverse the negativity with extreme measures such as interest rates of zero, but the slight bounce backs seem to only be temporary. The toll of people with the illness has risen over 200,000 and the number will continue to rise for the foreseeable future.   

So what is the direct impact on Tesla here? Let's go!

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