NASDAQ:TSLA
Tesla Inc (TSLA)
370.91
+12.83 (3.58%)
as of Sep 17, 2026, 2:34:13 pm Market Open.
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BUY
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.
Consumer Products
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.
Consumer Products
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.
Shane ObataOwned
Consumer Products
BUY
Is one of 7 growth stocks where investors don't care about earnings during this pandemic, so buy them:
Its valuation is crazy. Investors stubbornly believe that CEO Musk will grow its high valuation, and that shareholder base won't budge. They won't believe anyone else will build a better e-car.
Consumer Products
COMMENT
Investors hoped Elon Musk would talk about a million-mile battery today, but instead he spoke about a $25,000 car Tesla will release in three years. The market was disappointed and the stock sold off. This is a case of investor expectations. But they missed the significance of a cheap e-car that Musk announced. That said, Tesla has still run up too high and, though worth buying, isn't ready to enter yet.
Consumer Products
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Oil Sector and Impact from E-cars. He thinks they will continue to grow over the next little while. TSLA-Q is not the only one. GM, Ford and all the majors are coming out with electric vehicles. Tesla has grabbed the imagination of consumers. He thinks E-cars will be more and more of the auto industry. It is hard to recommend getting out of the oil business just because of E-cars. The oil curve is still in co tango. Hydro carbons are not going away tomorrow.
Paul Harris, CFAUnknown
Consumer Products
DON'T BUY
It's twice as expensive as it should be. Subject of extraordinary speculation and trading activity. Traders buy the stock not based on fundamentals, but on momentum and sentiment. Based on psychology, not on economics or finance. When momentum cools, everyone heads for the exits. Remember the cautionary tales of Nortel and JDS Uniphase.
Consumer Products
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However, why is there such a vast discrepancy in PE between Facebook and Tesla. Tesla stock tripled in the last six months, but not its revenues. One reason is that the market perceives Tesla has having faster growth than its tech peers, a view the pre-dates COVID, as this Morgan Stanley analyst explained last February. Since then, a Barclays analyst has doubted that CEO Elon Musk can live up to his targets, and saw flaws in his growth story. Last July, this analyst forecast Tesla to plunge in Q4. Our verdict: sell.
Consumer Products
DON'T BUY
There is a lot of hype and expectations are very big for this company. They will have to execute everything perfectly like a robo-taxi service, software platform and a dominance in self-driving cars to justify their high multiple.
Jamie Murray No
Consumer Products
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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.