again:
- expert ?
- analyst ?
- etc. etc. all the same
question:
Qui Bono ?
analyst is not even an official title, everyone can call himself an analyst and those who are commonly know as "analysts" are mostly working for banks and financial institutions.
do i have to say more ? "Qui Bono?" of course all the banks and investors who are
at risk to loose either a lot of money, a dream, or both, do everything to keep public
opinion high until they were able to sell many of their investments before the crash
i'm a bit surprised that such assessments from such people are brought up here as
an argument after the very same people often post directly or indirectly agains that
exact system of a few hyper-wealthy groups and individuals (puppet players) who
are permanently fooling the majority to either gain or keep their various privileges.
it's simply too much work and everyone can look it up himself but my list of even much better
EVs and/or hyprids has grown very large recently.
and yes, i know that a hybrid is not an Full-EV but then the same people who will argue like that after this post are the same who usually count hybrids to the good (better) side of the spectrum.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_electric_cars_currently_availableadd those who are in production now but not on sale yet and watch the to be expected quality as well as the background ( history of auto-making and reputation tech-wise)
further not many are saying anything agains tesla CARS but about tesla's management and outlook to survive and there were other car-makers who built famously sophisticated cars but went down the river because of management errors.
tesla will not fail because of the cars they produce, their cars are way good enough, i really like tesla cars, am even a kind of fan so to say, but the question is whether tesla will survive as a company and with that i mean in it's current and independent form and become profitable.
further how many small investors and owners will eventually loose most of their investment after the big players, thanks to such "analysis" LOL will have brought their part into safer heavens.
i say, NO because management sucks and only because a guy had the luck once have started a
business that was at the right time and with all things just ready to go, does not make that person a good manager.
last but not least that once-startup was quickly sold when management got more demanding due to size, customer base and legal obligations.
