Short Seller Who Bet Against Wirecard Wagers Tesla Is Overpriced
Wed, January 5, 2022, 6:45 PM (Bloomberg) -- Fraser Perring, the short seller who accused Wirecard AG of fraud years before the German payment processing company’s collapse, is betting Tesla Inc.’s stratospheric valuation will come back down to earth. Most Read from Bloomberg U.S. Logs Record 1 Million Virus Cases With Data Delay WHO Official Downplays Coronavirus Variant Found in France Omicron Cases Are Hitting Highs, But New Data Put End in Sight How Safe Is Flying With the Omicron Variant Surging? Singapore to Brief U.S. on Covid Numbers After Travel Warning The founder of Viceroy Research tweeted Wednesday that there is “price dislocation” between shares of Tesla and incumbent carmakers Toyota Motor Corp. and Volkswagen AG. The two largest auto manufacturers each sold roughly 10 or 11 vehicles for every one that Tesla delivered last year, yet the company led by Elon Musk has a $1.15 trillion market capitalization, more than double the combined valuations of Toyota and VW. Perrin