NASDAQ:TSLA

Tesla Inc (TSLA)

372.22
-2.36 (0.63%)
as of Oct 23, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Closed.
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BUY
TAN: Tesla, Amazon & Netflix Few stocks have been derided like Tesla: Musk is going to jail, it can't make payroll, the cars blow up, etc. but all such claims were bogus. Tesla is an engineering marvel whose time has come. The bears and shorts were wrong.
BUY
He predicts a blow-out report on Wednesday. So brokerages, which have been raising their targets for Tesla.
DON'T BUY
Stock price is divorced from financial reality. If you buy, you have to assume it will be the dominant player in EVs. That's not reasonable. There used to be only 1 Tesla, but now there's increasing choice. No longer has a competitive, long-term advantage.
DON'T BUY
It's too uncertain and speculative for him. The valuation is crazy, valued like an emerging software company.
WAIT
Next week is the most important week of earnings season. After hitting new highs this week, there's no room for error. Wait till their conference call and not just look at their headline numbers. Listen to hear how Berlin's doing, the pick-up truck outlook and about the Chinese government. Tesla is well off its highs. They report Monday.
COMMENT
Elon Musk's cyptic Tweet today pressured Bitcoin Musk is brilliant. He himself doesn't see Musk's tweets as criminal, but isn't there a responsibility for people like him in high positions not to do dopey things on Twitter? What does Musk have to gain by doing these things?
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Elon Musk's cyptic Tweet today pressured Bitcoin Maybe it means Tesla has gotten rid of their Bitcoin. She doesn't know what Musk is doing, but expects that future tweets will have declining effect on Bitcoin's trade. She has no idea why he's doing this. He's talked things like copper and cryptos up or down (in price). but his tweets aren't criminal.
COMMENT
Elon Musk's cyptic Tweet today pressured Bitcoin Musk has talked things like copper and cryptos up or down in price, but there comes a point when the tweets become manipulation.
BUY

The entire EV space has a big tailwind given regulation and infrastructure investment from Washington. To play this space, he likes market leader Tesla, or a broad ETF. Ford also looks good after their recent investor day.

DON'T BUY
They have really defied the odds. The valuation got so extreme and was based on success in China and Europe. TSLA-Q did succeed in expanding into these areas, however. He would look elsewhere for companies at a more reasonable valuation.
BUY
Analyst Larry Williams's strategy for the Memorial Day trade: buy the day before Memorial Day and sell shares 10-15 days later. History over 10 years indicates a 5-8% return under this method.
BUY
Telsa reports Monday. A few years ago, their earnings reports were make or break. It's now a question of whether Tesla will be the world's dominant carmaker. Their numbers will impact dozens of smaller EVs stocks and SPACs to give them legitimacy. He expects a good quarter.
DON'T BUY
This had been going up in a straight line until January and has been flat for the year to date. Veterans stock investors know better than to chase stocks like this. Tesla is up 1,200% in the last couple years. Younger investors not only owned, but borrowed to buy shares. A disaster for them now that this stock is no longer rising. Headlines last weekend didn't help (two died in a driverless car though it was probably not the fault of Tesla).
DON'T BUY

They've built a fabulous brand, but this is a cult stock which doesn't support the stock fundamentals. Is it worth 95x enteprise value when GM is at 6x. There's danger in this high-beta stock. The stock price fluctuates a lot based on emotion.

RISKY
Long-term yields have stopped moving higher, so growth stocks are not in so much danger. If it breaks down below the 200-day MA of about $527-530, that could be a negative technical indicator. 13x price to sales, whereas the S&P trades at 3x. Strong product, great company. Competition is a concern. You could hold a bit, depending on your risk and horizon.
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