Tesla is set to unveil its second-quarter financial report following the closure of the U.S. stock market on July 23. Prior to the release, analysts at UBS have voiced their opinion that Tesla's stock is "inherently overvalued." The analysts at UBS highlighted that the core aspects of Tesla's automotive business are experiencing a decline, particularly noting that the previous 100% profit margin on credit revenue is no longer sustainable, potentially leading to negative adjustments in performance forecasts. Furthermore, analysts express concern that the CEO might be diverted from business operations, failing to meet investors' expectations of dedicated focus on company management.
