A stock is not "risky" or a "bigger risk" than another stock simply because of the stock price's denomination being higher than the other. It is not how this works. Not even a little.
At $200 a share, TSLA's loss last year was 1% of its current value while SLNN's loss was 600% of its current value.
Therefore on an EPS basis, TSLA is in a MUCH better situation than SLNN. There's no place for doubt here. This is simply a fact.
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