MarketWatch published an opinion piece recently titled “Elon Musk’s Plan to Take Tesla Private is a Pipe Dream” which alleges that the Tesla CEO’s plan to take his electric-car company private is extremely unlikely to go ahead.

The opinion piece, published by MarketWatch, was written by Robert Pozen, a senior lecturer at the MIT Sloan School of Management and a senior non-resident fellow at the Brookings Institution. In the article, Pozen claims that Musk’s proposal to take Tesla private once shares reach the price point of $420 a share “is a sham.”

Pozen notes that Tesla is currently struggling to repay $10 billion in debt and make its forecasted capital investments and is therefore extremely unlikely to have the positive free cash flow needed to buy out even a small portion of its investors.

Pozen states in the article:

Of course, Musk would argue that Tesla will soon become profitable by stepping up production of its Model 3 cars to 5,000 per week this fall, and to 10,000 per week by the end of 2018. But Musk’s predictions of car production have been frequently wrong.