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by panarky 3005 days ago
> There is absolutely no logic to why a company that produced 100,000 cars/year for a total loss of 2 billion is worth 2x a company that produced 6,200,000 cars/year with total profits of 7.2 billion.

A company's valuation is determined by expectations for the future.

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That is exactly my point! There is no reasonable expectation for the future that would justify investing the current valuation.
Except that Tesla is the currently the strongest player to take the biggest market in history, autonomous driving with electric cars and Ford isn't.
The market can remain irrational for longer than you can remain solvent.