Fake news and malicious reporting regarding Tesla
I know you are on a leash hold by whoever pays the most for a story and its understandable, since you need to put food on the table because your ratings are declining and your credibility reached a new time low.
Regarding the new report about "Teenage boy dies in car crash involving Tesla Model 3" everything is just clickbait and the comments made in the video are purely FUD and blatant lying. The title is misleading and deceitful. The statements about Tesla not adding driver monitoring is also false and misleading. The statements about safety ignores the fact that Tesla makes the safest vehicles ever tested with the least chance of injury of any car currently produced. You dont even talk about how the accident actually happened.
Investors do not care anymore about your biased, missinformed and blatant lies anymore, Yahoo Finance. Click bait and lies are easily verifiable in 2021, so you and your master puppet attempt to stop innovation and trying to manipulate various stocks (Tesla in particular, because they dont pay a dime for advertising) just for a few dollars to put more meat on the table will be futile.
Grow some balls and report actual data, no more click-bait and stop inviting shills that talk non-sense and spread FUD. Have some basic human decency at least.
Tiberiu Topala
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