For Tesla Inc., being the tenth most valuable company with the greatest market capitalization and fastest growing profitability of any maker of cars and trucks, is seemingly atrocious.

Losing 50% of shareholder worth since the November 2021 all-time high in the stock price while suffering the longest consecutive weekly decline in seven years is a foreboding trend, especially when Austin, Texas-based Tesla is ceding its No. 1 zero-emission perch to China's BYD Co. amid slowing sales. Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk's antisemitic tweet last year on the X platform he rebranded after acquiring Twitter for $44 billion was yet another reason for the eroding confidenceBloomberg Terminal among his most loyal investors.

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Tesla’s Profit Margins Deserve More Appreciation

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31.01.2024

For Tesla Inc., being the tenth most valuable company with the greatest market capitalization and fastest growing profitability of any maker of cars and trucks, is seemingly........

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