Sorry Jared but if you had accurate knowledge to support your incessant wild claims, you would be a very wealthy hedge fund manager and your shorts would have high yields. Instead, you make sweeping predictions about the impending death of a dominant company, and your argument is based on false assumptions and unsubstantiated claims.

Yes, one day Tesla will be a big boring company with products and processes that are uninspiring, predictable and bureaucratic - like the traditional automakers. Until then, Tesla innovates at a pace that is about 3x other carmakers, and has created whole markets from scratch. Supercharging networks, autonomous vehicles, Sentinel mode that catches thieves and vandals and gives police video evidence of drunk or hazardous driving, and remote software updates are just a few examples. VW is a stodgy bureaucratic German company that takes 6 years from concept to showroom and lacks the vision and courage to invent new markets. Executives at VW - like most carmakers - are focused on keeping their jobs, not inventing stuff.

The reason TSLA stock is overvalued is because there are enough investors out there who see TSLA has the next 20 years locked up. Anything beyond 20 years is a long time, and irrelevant in financial thinking.