Tesla stock up 25% since March but fans are not happy
They worry that it has become an overpriced investment and a risky play in the near or medium term
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IN THE past four weeks, exuberant investors have driven up the share price of Tesla, putting the upstart in the league of car companies that have been in the business for a century.
But there are others who think that Tesla, for all its potential, has become an overpriced investment - and something of a risky play in the near or medium term, given the challenges of turning battery-powered cars into mass-market products.
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