I'm torn on this one. It does have a lot of conjecture, but it's also talking about what's actually going on and what options there might be.

This analysis contains significant speculation about what various players might do, but these are clearly stated as such.

Another FUD article trashing Tesla. Many powerful and influential actors stand to profit from its declining stock price. 31% of Tesla stock is being shorted and this article cherry picks phrases and partial statements from Elon Musk to paint a picture of doom. The writer takes an email sent to rally the workers of Tesla to be very careful with expenses and uses it to predict that Tesla will run out of money in 10 months. He fails to mention that Fiat Chrysler is to pay Tesla $2 billion dollars to help meet its emissions target. In the same leaked email Elon stated Tesla was making 1000 cars per day. Unlike other car companies, Tesla only makes a car when a deposit is received. Doesn't sound like demand has fallen off. It was the top selling car in California during the second half of 2018. Tesla leaked emails show worldwide order rates are up 25% in Q2 vs Q1. In another leaked email Musk said "Tesla has 50,000 new orders net of cancelled from 4/1/19 - 5/21/19." And then there is Tesla's Gigafactory 3, the only company in China not owned by the Chinese government....drone shots show the structure is nearing completion....of course the actual interior set up will take more time. He also neglects to mention Tesla's recent acquisition of the Maxwell Ultra capacitor company and the potential for battery innovation. this picture is not one of a failing company. A good review of a company's worth and future would include more then the stock price which is heavily influenced by shorts.

I don't always trust this outlet, but this is a great article.

This is a good summary of Tesla's recent funding needs and the possibility that another company will join forces with the automaker. The author of this article didn't mention some of Tesla's biggest assets when listing them off, but for the most part this is a balanced look at Tesla's financial circumstance.

This article is a perfect example of giving the facts and eluding to possible actions by Telsa, Musk and others in the future, but does not cross the line into Speculation. The author used terminology like "could happen" and "its possible" etc. rather than saying these things will happen or are likely to happen.