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NASDAQ:TSLA
This summary was created by AI, based on 41 opinions in the last 12 months.
Tesla Inc. (TSLA-Q) continues to evoke mixed sentiments among analysts and investors. While some experts express optimism about the company's growth potential, especially with advancements in robotics and energy storage, others are concerned about overvaluation and competitive pressures. The company's financial performance shows strengths, like beating earnings estimates and significant revenue increases, but also highlights challenges, including disappointing delivery numbers and a high price-to-earnings ratio. The emphasis on future technologies, such as robo-taxis, has both excited and apprehended investors, leading to heightened volatility in stock performance. Overall, while there is enthusiasm for Tesla's innovative vision, many advisors urge caution due to its seemingly inflated valuation and reliance on future growth narratives.
Is there more upside after the post-election rally? Tesla has more self-driving data than Waymo, data that could work in Musk's favour with Trump. Shares are up 85% since the vote (86% this year). Given Musk's relationship with Trump, investors will ignore PE and pay anything for Tesla shares. Also, today, Tesla saw an analyst upgrade.
Record highs were in 2021. RSI is a very short-term indicator, comparing today's price to where it's been in the last 14 days; right now, pretty close to the top. Doing well again today, but how long can this be sustained? A very jumpy stock. Could suffer a pretty big pullback to the high $200 level very quickly, about a 20% drop. Support level at $280. Valuations are difficult.
Be very careful. Don't place big bets, not a candidate for 10% or more of your portfolio. If you think it's going higher, you might consider buying some options, which would reduce your overall risk to some degree.
There are potential substantial tariffs on China under the new administration but he is not convinced they will carry through with them. Tariffs on China would not be good for Tesla because China would retaliate and a lot of Tesla's products are made there. Also every major car company has a slew of EV's so Tesla should trade closer to these companies, which are not great investments in themselves.
Earnings decelerated the last couple of years and have no flattened, but will grow again, she expects by 7%. People are excited by this name for its robotics, AI and self-driving cars. It's not only a car company. She had sold in the $200s the January $400 strike price. Tesla has a beta of 2. Be cautious going into earnings on Jan. 23, because there's some hype in the $400s. More normal would be the $300s.