| Dear Readers, If you're reading this, you probably have an opinion on Tesla. Viewed by some as a grossly overvalued mirage, and picked by others as the next big thing, it's perhaps the most polarizing stock in the world right now. Will it become the world's leading producer of electric vehicles, as so many investors are banking on? And even if it does, should it really be the ninth-most-valuable company on earth? At a certain point — as the stock rockets further into the stratosphere — the question becomes not simply "will Tesla win the EV race?" but instead "will Tesla win as convincingly as its proponents think?" Determined to get to the bottom of this endless debate, the Investing team at Business Insider spoke to four experts — including the stock's biggest bull. They broke down where Tesla's stock can go from here as it becomes the biggest-ever new entrant to the S&P 500. If you aren't yet a subscriber to Insider Investing, you can sign up here. Zoom Video Communications is another stock that's recently joined Tesla as a highly polarizing stock. The undisputed winner of the abrupt shift towards remote working and learning, Zoom has soared roughly 500% this year. And sure, everyone uses it. But will it be able to one day generate the type of profit growth that rationalizes such an exorbitant return? To that end, the Investing team also dug into Zoom, speaking to three analysts, including one of the most accurate in the tech space. They broke down whether you should buy, hold, or sell the stock as a vaccine becomes widely available. For more, see below Business Insider's best Investing stories of the week, which include a wide array of additional recommendations, strategies, and tips for navigating uncertainty. Thanks for reading! -- Joe
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