Tesla Q4 vehicle deliveries drop 16%, replaced by BYD as the leading brand. Michael Burry explains why he is not shorting.Investor Michael Burry, famous for betting against the 2008 financial crisis, has recently issued multiple warnings that signs of a bubble are emerging in AI-related topics. He has also long maintained a highly cautious stance on Tesla's valuation. However, Burry recently explained that although he still believes Tesla is severely overvalued, he has not chosen to short the stock. The main reason is that the risks and costs associated with shorting have become too high to be attractive.
Tesla Q4 Deliveries Fall Short of Expectations, BYD Becomes the World's Largest Electric Vehicle Manufacturer
Burry pointed out that from a fundamental perspective, Tesla is facing multiple pressures. Its global electric vehicle sales are showing a downward trend, market competition is intensifying, price wars are eroding margins, and growth is slowing, leading to a significant gap between the current stock price and the company's actual operational status. In his view, Tesla's overall
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