And if stock price reflects not past performance, but "risk-adjusted future cash flows," as Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted in April, then investors must believe that Tesla has a bright future as an autonomous transport industry leader.
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There's one question anyone interested in owning Tesla should ask themselves (TSLA)
A new Morgan Stanley research note asks the question: Is Tesla a must-own strategic asset?
Tesla CEO Elon Musk
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But a new Morgan Stanley research note asks a key question:
According to Morgan Stanley equity analyst Adam Jones, Tesla investors — and board members — need to ask themselves "
Jones believes soon talk surrounding the risk in investing in Tesla will intensify.
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"As both traditional auto and non-traditional tech firms make further headway into the world of miles and data," writes Jones, "we believe the discussion around the value, the opportunity and the risks of an investment in Tesla will evolve, if not accelerate."
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