When comparing companies in this manner, its probably better to use enterprise value as opposed to market cap. For example GM's EV is 120 billion. Almost twice that of TSLA's. Not belittling your point at all,... just noting this is a fundamental nuance that many overlook.
Going out on a limb here... but I'm seeing TSLA as being a good short this week @$356 Lets make it $361 as I type... Either way I think its due for a pullback this week.
Tesla on Autopilot warned driver 7 times before crash A Tesla car in Autopilot mode warned its driver seven times to put his hands on the steering wheel during the 40 minutes before the crash that ended his life last year, a newly released set of reports from the National Transportation Safety Board revealed. (L.A. Times)
From SA: "Prophet asked "So what do you think, continues down to 18k in Q3 and then 15k in Q4?" They are frantically trying to find new places to sell (Korea etc). We have been in end-of-life phase for Model S for the past year. It isn't coming back. Even without the Model 3, most people who want a Model S already have it. Model X has peaked on a same-country basis almost everywhere. This product was a mess from day 1 and will never achieve big numbers. But we know the company entered Q3 with ultra aggressive discounting, so I would not assume the volume will drop below 20,000 for Q3. The financials will be horrible though. Looks like the market is starting to see through this thing. I wonder if any big money is leaving today. The stock has lost $3B in market cap this morning."
"'For Musk to receive the $1.4 billion, Tesla’s market value also needs to remain above the $43.2 billion threshold for six months, equivalent to a stock price of about $270.' https://bloom.bg/2q97u5l