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Stock has negative intrinsic value

Rocket J Squirrel

This can't make sense... can it? I wonder where Quicken is getting these numbers and why it's not performing any sanity checks.

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unknown

Well when you have a company that is has a negative net worth the formulas probably breakdown.

This from the website has basically the same numbers, but the signs are different, for instance the initial earnings is stated as 2 billion, not -2 billion.

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BTW TSLA is trading about 125.57% above (not below) its intrinsic value.

unknown

P.S. it is true that Tesla has a negative intrinsic value. As you can see by the "Walk Through" above.

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