NASDAQ:TSLA

Tesla Inc (TSLA)

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-27.45 (6.56%)
as of Jun 5, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 54 opinions in the last 12 months.

Experts remain divided on Tesla Inc. (TSLA), reflecting a mix of optimism and skepticism regarding the company’s future. While Tesla continues to report earnings that beat estimates and shows revenue growth, concerns about declining vehicle deliveries and soaring competition, particularly from Chinese manufacturers, weigh heavily on investor sentiment. The company's lofty valuation, often cited at around 200 times earnings, has led many to question whether the stock is overly speculative as hopes pivot towards future revenues from robotics and autonomous vehicles. Analysts urge caution, advocating for a closer examination of Tesla’s fundamentals and the viability of its ambitious projects given the risks associated with high expectations and market volatility.

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DON'T BUY
TSLA vs. GM He's purchased GM. The EV revolution has been a long time coming, and now it's a practical opportunity. 30% EV offerings by 2025, and 100% by 2035. Tesla has built a fantastic brand, but there's a fundamental disconnect between the stock price and the fundamentals. GM is trading at 6x enterprise value to EBITDA, whereas Tesla is trading at 95x.
DON'T BUY
Parabolic in last little while. Now overbought. 200x forward earnings, 35% growth, 5-6x PEG, 18x price to sales. Not cheap. Risk of competition from the big players. Based on technicals and fundamentals, be cautious.
BUY

Tesla vs. Nio Tesla has a credible rival in Nio, the Chinese company. Nio just unveiled a luxury e-sedan that includes Nvidia chips (which helped Nvidia rally) that could rival Tesla's cars. No, this isn't a zero-sum gain; there's enough market demand for both companies to thrive. E-cars make up only 3% of the market; you can have 10x the companies. Tesla can't satisfy demand; they don't need to advertise. Gas-powered cars are a thing of the past. Also, Biden will be friendly to green power, so there may be subsidies for e-cars, which will propel this industry. The only thing limited both companies is their production capacity which they can do if shareholders keep buying up shares. He sees this continuing, despite today's pullback. They are riding one of the great tidal waves of all time. Shareholders see themselves as stopping climate change, and are dedicated.

PARTIAL SELL
It keeps roaring. It's the biggest umbrella for other stocks in history. It recently joined the S&P, and index fund buying helps drives this one higher. Speculators, too. Wouldn't hurt to take a little off the table.
DON'T BUY

Effect of Tesla entering the S&P on FAANG. The valuation makes no sense. Doesn't see an impact on the FAANG. If Apple makes a self-driving car, it will be a beautiful-looking vehicle and will scare Tesla shareholders--and nothing else has scared them.

HOLD
Allan Tong’s Discover Picks Tesla stock skyrocketing 676% (YTD through Dec. 21). Tesla performed so well that it graduated to the the S&P. Tesla stands at an astronomical 1,317x.After all, Tesla is currently operating on a -3.51% profit margin. Read Battle of the Stocks: Proven Tech Stocks to Buy in 2021 for our full analysis.
BUY
Covid relief, cases and vaccines, but today's declines had nothing to do with that, but rather Tesla entering the S&P, causing the largest index rebalance in history. TSLA is up 43% in the past month. Younger investors don't mind paying up for this stock. Tesla has changed the character of the entire stock market. TSLA has adoring "fans"; they aren't shareholders. Cramer believes in Elon Musk and the company; he makes money for shareholders. A lot.
COMMENT
A positive to be added to the S&P 500. Stocks that are trading on momentum are intoxicating, but it's in the stratosphere. Cult-like. Experts at creating a positive brand, interesting technology. The price is hard to defend.
BUY

It's up 800% in the past 12 months. Wall Street got this dead wrong, but young investors didn't. Tesla isn't another car company, but a tech stock, say the kids. Goldman Sachs finally just upgraded the stock.

DON'T BUY
Difficult to own, though it's a desired brand. Elon Musk has done an amazing job with the company. Valuation is difficult for traditional money managers to get their heads around.
BUY
Investors are looking for the next Tesla, but they're better off sticking with Tesla. They have staying power. There's a reason why this stock is up 600% YTD. Tesla is the most popular e-car on Earth. They make them in America, China and soon Germany. Many rivals have tried and failed. Tesla has a bigger competitive moat than you think. Consider that Tesla doesn't advertise in an industry that throws money on ads.
DON'T BUY
It's run up and it is a momentum stock. 136x earnings with a 35% growth rate. The valuation points to 4x PEG ratio. Revenue growth is still strong with 46% next year. He would not pay the price at these levels. He thinks Toyota and other car brands will enter the EV space which is a risk for Tesla.
BUY
It is very interesting to see such a divisive stock. Elon Musk is clearly a genius. He recently initiated a position. Likes the story. 100% built to make electric vehicles, which is different from how their competitors are set up. They also have no marketing budget since the man is free marketing. Over-the-air software updates are very interesting. EV will continue to grow.
DON'T BUY
Successful stock, a momentum stock. Uncertain where it will be in 2 years. High expectations. Extended valuations. 150x forward PE ratio. He's nervous about owning. If you own it, put a stop loss on. Could face severe volatility and competition.
BUY
Buy not for its e-cars, but its solar power production, because if Biden wins, the Dems will throw money at solar energy.
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