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ADMIN MOD. Who the hell is buying Tesla stock? Discussion. Tesla is about to announce 2Q deliveries around 250K at best, most analysts have, with the usual delay (what is up with these 'professionals') dropped their expectations to 275K, with little idea what they are doing (there are some very good Tesla fanboi's out there with far better ...
Or people are selling because 36k cost vehicle (per earnings call just now) is a limit. Dojo and NVDA routes are high risk and expensive, tsla is interest sensitive, expansions of productivity are expected to delayed until late 2025 (maybe much longer), production is expected to DECREASE in 2024 (again per earnings call as all this is) Elon doesn't "know economics" (he can't get a special ...
r/TSLA: Discussion about TESLA Stock (TSLA) and its technology. $TSLA
I could use some advice regarding my investment in TSLA stock. I bought 66 shares at $194.40 each, but currently, I'm facing a loss of almost 15.79%, which amounts to nearly $2k down on this stock. Given the current condition of Tesla, I'm unsure whether to hold onto my shares and wait for a potential recovery or cut my losses and invest elsewhere.
Yes, and it worked awesome in 2020, but is very hot or miss since and is way way harder than it looks. I am entirely out of options right now, the set up is just not great. 2024 is not going to be a huge growth year for Tesla, barring FSD, and the fortunes that have been lost using options to bet on FSD are probably larger than Tesla's market cap.
Tesla is currently very expensive. At a valuation of 600B, Tesla’s current price tag is on par with the largest, most successful, and highest-profit companies in the world. To buy now means you expect them long-term to continue going up on top of this already-massive valuation.
Google however can give you some factual Stats: “Tesla net income for the twelve months ending September 30, 2023 was $10.793B, a 3.55% decline year-over-year. Tesla annual net income for 2022 was $12.583B, a 127.79% increase from 2021. Tesla annual net income for 2021 was $5.524B, a 700.58% increase from 2020.”.
Even this year, with a 98% increase in share value, Tesla has outperformed the broader market. Despite currently trading 41% below its peak price of $410, set in November 2021, some optimistic investors are eyeing a target of $500 per share, implying a potential 100% gain. For Tesla to reach this ambitious goal by the end of 2024, several ...
Tesla might be a great company and grow a lot during the next couple of years, but this does not warrant the current stock price by a long shot. I'll do the comparison for you. Toyota: market cap is 255.781B with a revenue (ttm) of 274.51B. Tesla: market cap is 1013B with a revenue (ttm) of 46.85B.
Tesla has been growing quite fast when it comes to deliveries. 2018: 245k; 2019: 367k; 2020: 499k; 2021: 936k; 2022: 1.4m (expected - rounded) So, based on the 2022 numbers, Tesla has roughly a 2% share. If we go back at the 20m cars/year prediction, that represents a staggering 28.5% share!