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NASDAQ:TSLA
Tesla Inc (TSLA)
398.70
-1.79 (0.45%)
as of Jun 18, 2026, 11:59:42 pm Market Open.
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Likes the car. The CEO is going into space, and then got into Twitter. When a stock is built so much around the personality of the founder, the founder has to either get out of the way or focus on the main business, as Gates and Jobs did. Best electric cars, but the others will surpass them. An amazing first mover in the space, "but it's the second mouse that gets the cheese."
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Apple vs. Tesla in 2023 Tesla has under 10% EV market share in China where many companies are building EVs, so China isn't that much of a growth engine though many feel that is. Musk is telling employees to ignore Tesla's stock action, but TSLA is the biggest stock crash in recent months. Stocks like this simply don't come back. There's a good chance Musk won't be CEO 12 months from now and TSLA will be viewed as a car company (slowing growth) but lacking the craziness of its current CEO. That said, . It will probably rally soon and sharply, making this a great short to stock. He prefers Apple, but at $110 in coming months.
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Trades around 35x earnings, similar to Ferrari. Big difference is Ferrari is super-niche, selling only 11K units per year. TSLA's going after the mass market. On track to deliver 1.3M cars in 2022, whereas competitors deliver 5-10M cars every year and they're bringing on a wave of EVs. So TSLA facing lots of competition. Overvalued. Don't buy.
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Allan Tong’s Discover Picks Huh? What? Twitter is now a private company? Oh, whew! Dodged a bullet. However. Tesla shareholders may want to re-examine their holdings. Sure, the pioneering e-carmarker reported robust Q3 production and delivery totals, but Tesla is no longer the only EV factory in town. For instance, high-end Mercedes-Benz is cutting prices for its EV’s in the key market of China. Meanwhile, Musk recently sold at least US$3.95 billion of Tesla shares to “save” Twitter, as Musk revealed to staff over a week ago. Add to that the $15 billion more in shares that Musk sold in April and August. Can one person run two companies at once without splitting his focus? Read 3 Momentum Stocks to Switch Out for our full analysis.
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Tesla’s mission is to accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable energy. Since its founding in 2003, Tesla has broken new barriers in developing high-performance automobiles that are not only the world’s best and highest-selling pure electric vehicles—with long range and absolutely no tailpipe emissions—but also the safest, highest-rated cars on the road in the world. Beyond the flagship Model S sedan and the falcon-winged door Model X sports utility vehicle, Tesla also offers a smaller, simpler and more affordable mid-sized sedan, Model 3, which it is expected will truly propel electric vehicles into the mainstream. In addition, with the opening of the Gigafactory and the acquisition of SolarCity, Tesla now offers a full suite of energy products that incorporates solar, storage, and grid services. As the world’s only fully integrated sustainable energy company, Tesla is at the vanguard of the world’s inevitable shift towards a sustainable energy platform. Social media mentions are up 108% in the past 24h.
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Great technology. Company future is very bright, but his job is to value the stock. Stock's always been too exuberant, environment being flooded with competitors. Still overvalued, at 55-60x enterprise to EBITDA. GM is 6x, Ford around the same. He prefers GM. CEO may be distracted by Twitter, but don't sell him short. See what happens.
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Stock price has come down to a level that's peaked his interest somewhat. Trading at 35x 2023 earnings, growth is phenomenal. Balance sheet pretty good. Pricing power may not be there, as they announced cutting prices for more sales in China. Problem is Elon Musk is insane, but it's hard to get incredible geniuses.
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Allan Tong’s Discover Picks After that report, Tesla shares were trading at precisely half its 52-week high of $414.50. True, TSLA stock’s PE has plunged from 1,102x on New Year’s Eve 2020 (you read that right) to the current 74.48x. Still, that’s not exactly cheap. GM trades at 6.22x and Ford at a measly 4.0x. Read Are these 2 Tech Stock Bellwethers Still Alive? for our full analysis.
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Tesla’s mission is to accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable energy. Since its founding in 2003, Tesla has broken new barriers in developing high-performance automobiles that are not only the world’s best and highest-selling pure electric vehicles—with long range and absolutely no tailpipe emissions—but also the safest, highest-rated cars on the road in the world. Beyond the flagship Model S sedan and the falcon-winged door Model X sports utility vehicle, Tesla also offers a smaller, simpler and more affordable mid-sized sedan, Model 3, which it is expected will truly propel electric vehicles into the mainstream. In addition, with the opening of the Gigafactory and the acquisition of SolarCity, Tesla now offers a full suite of energy products that incorporates solar, storage, and grid services. As the world’s only fully integrated sustainable energy company, Tesla is at the vanguard of the world’s inevitable shift towards a sustainable energy platform. Social media mentions are up 57% in the past 24h.
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