$TSLA is in the history books of an extraordinary investment. One user writes:Almost all things are possible, far fewer are probable. TSLA investors should consider the current stock offering. The TSLA capital raise timing sends a number of unspoken and important messages: Message 1. Perhaps a smart move for a company if they predict this is the valuation high point. TSLA stock prices dropped significantly on the announcement. Message 2. Even more important it also shows the company still can't grow organically and management doesn't expect it to do so for some time. Tesla has never made a sustainable yr/yr profit from the mfg. and sale of its cars alone, it needed subsidies, credits and accounting gimmicks to produce any profits. Message 3. It raises the question of Tesla's much touted battery development technology importance - that optimum timing of the $5B stock offering - was before - and not after "Battery Day." Message 4. Given that the raise was so small - compared to projected needs including debt pay down - "Based on Tesla's financial statement as of April 30, 2020, long-term debt is at $10.67 billion and current debt is at $3.22 billion, amounting to $13.88 billion in total debt." (www.benzinga.com/...) This also means that the management still doesn't grasp the COVID pandemic impact on rapidly declining global economics, lower individual incomes and increasing national debts - in an environment of rapidly increasing EV competitors number more than 60 companies, with more than 30 in China and another 500 companies registered in China to produce EVs. $TSLA, Tesla, Inc. / H1 Now login to T2BF to buy or sell tesla. Discuss below.And Create a Stock Rover Account.