Hey everybody, we're out of malware here and today we're going to go through just kind

of a simple basic example of Tesla's valuation.

We're going to kind of look out to 2030 just because Tesla stock has been, you know, taking

kind of a beating here over the last month or so.

Obviously, a lot of people have been asking about this.

So just want to take some time and go through a really simple example and then we'll take

some questions at the end.

So just to first talk about the stock, so we had it today, Tesla's down 4%, the Nasdaq

was up 1.5%, so kind of an unusual split there, Tesla underperforming by quite a bit.

And then for the last, you know, since, since Tesla's all time high, of right around $900

per share, Tesla's down 34% as we sit here at the close on Friday, March 5th.

But you know, as we've been talking about over the last couple of weeks, this isn't isolated

to Tesla.

So before we get into that, you know, valuation stuff.

This is the change from the 52 week high for just a bunch of random stocks that I put

in here.

Tesla's down 34% from their all time high.

That fits in with, you know, a lot of other new energy companies, electric vehicle companies.

So you've got like X-Pang, Archimodo, Virgin Galactic, so obviously in the space sector there.

But Neo, first solar, Fisker, solar edge, all kind of down in these ranges are worse.

And then even more stable tech companies, Apple and Amazon both down 16% from their 52 week

high in video down 20%, even Netflix down 13%.

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