Tesla Isn’t Available À La Carte, But Works As A Commercial-Venture Bundle

Summary:

  • It’s difficult to deny that Tesla, Inc. stock is wildly overvalued if viewed as a conventional stock.
  • But that’s not really the most suitable framework for this and many of today’s leading growth stocks.
  • Many investors evaluate a stock as bundles containing a commercial enterprise and a venture play, but don’t verbalize what they’re doing.
  • Using this “ComVen” approach paints a more bullish picture of Tesla.

Green car, sustainable energy. (Charging)

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There’s a lot to be said for à la carte.

According to this site, this culinary approach “emphasizes personal choice and quality, ensuring guests enjoy a meal perfectly tailored to their tastes and desires.”

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