Tesla is losing market share all over the world. That's a fact. The fact that "tesla will make every mode of transportation from now until 200 years from now." is not a fact it is a guess. In 200 years only we will know if it is a fact. Facts are more valuable than guesses. Here some more facts: https://electrek.co/2020/08/13/tesla-sales-sliding-europe-competition/ Sales of battery-powered cars in Europe rose 34% to 217,495 in the first half, according to data from JATO Dynamics market researchers. Tesla’s European sales were down 18% to 37,251 during the period. The reports then breaks down several European markets where Tesla’s sales are crashing, while the competition is taking over from the California-based automaker who used to be the market leader for EVs in those markets. https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/tesla-crushed-germany-evs-vw-renault-hyundai-group It has been a very ugly year in Germany for auto sales, except for EVs. The overall new vehicle market in Germany has plunged by 30% in the first seven months of 2019 to 1.526 million units. But EV sales have skyrocketed by 65% over the first seven months, after having already skyrocketed by 88% in the same period in 2019, according to KBA, the German agency that handles nationwide new-vehicle registrations. Year-to-date, 61,105 EVs were sold, giving EVs a share of 4% of total new vehicle sales, up from less than 1% in 2018. But Tesla got crushed. Its sales over the seven-month period fell from 6,816 in 2019 through July to 5,306 over the same period this year, and its share in the EV market plunged from 18.4% to 8.7%.
TSLA is clearly in bubble mode, at some point it will pop, maybe after the stock split it will continue going up for a while in September. Maybe it reaches $500billion market cap in September. But there could be a large correction/crash starting in October.
No, that stock price is predicting that Tesla will grow to become one of the world's biggest companies.
99% of the average joes who buy stocks are still no multimillionaire. This means that they missed many opportunities the last years: Apple, Tesla, Facebook, Amazon, Google... Conclusion: playing your cards right seems impossible for the majority.