FT Analysis: $1.4B of Tesla Assets Gone Astray - Is Musk Cooking the Books?
Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2025 10:15 am
Tesla's Missing Billions: Efficiency or Something More Sinister?
A recent Financial Times analysis suggests 1.4 billion in Tesla assets have gone astray. Is this simply creative accounting, a sign of deeper financial troubles, or something more nefarious? The article also points out Tesla acquired 6 billion in debt despite boasting 36 billion in cash reserves. Does anyone understand this financial strategy? Is this DOGE efficiency at work, or are we witnessing the unraveling of a carefully constructed facade? With Tesla's stock already plummeting, how might this news impact investor confidence? Could this be the tipping point that leads to a full-blown investigation? What are your thoughts on the future of Tesla in light of these revelations?
A recent Financial Times analysis suggests 1.4 billion in Tesla assets have gone astray. Is this simply creative accounting, a sign of deeper financial troubles, or something more nefarious? The article also points out Tesla acquired 6 billion in debt despite boasting 36 billion in cash reserves. Does anyone understand this financial strategy? Is this DOGE efficiency at work, or are we witnessing the unraveling of a carefully constructed facade? With Tesla's stock already plummeting, how might this news impact investor confidence? Could this be the tipping point that leads to a full-blown investigation? What are your thoughts on the future of Tesla in light of these revelations?