Lawsuit over Twitter, Tesla stock price continue to fall. That's why a lot of Tesla retail investors are very upset with Elon and have asked him to step down as CEO because every time he says something, it causes the stock price to fall. So the stock market doesn't care if your company's extremely profitable otherwise Tesla shares would still ...

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Oct 20, 2023 · Why is literally every car company jumping on their charging network, scrambling to ditch stamping and move to large castings, trying to incorporate the same over-the-air updates that Tesla has been already conducting for 10 years, creating direct sales business models to compete with Tesla price agility (BMW is first to bite, with Mini direct ...

It’s a combination of retail investors that are in it like a meme stock and institutional stock investors who are long and really need to see it stay at a high price. It’s a component of the s&p 500, so it is widely owned and traded. And, there are …

Nov 2, 2021 · Tesla has never wanted to be a luxury brand; that's just how they had to start if they had any chance of succeeding. One of Tesla's primary goals is making an afforable EV ($25k), which is expected by 2024. In 2030 Tesla will have the cheapest AND best cars on the market. Right now they just have the best.

Sep 23, 2021 · In a bear scenario, Tesla is expected to hit $1,500. Since there's a chance of Tesla hitting $3,000 a share, it might be a good idea to buy Tesla LEAPS. Yes, Tesla's P/E ratio is high af. Yes, Michael Burry did buy 8,001 puts against Tesla back in May. He also made a comment about how Tesla's profitability depends a lot on selling credits.

Mar 20, 2021 · Re profit margin on the Tesla vehicles on the road, the cheapest models aka lowest margin ones will dominate. so yeah Tesla doesn't expect to make much making and selling the cars, but rather using them as platforms to upsell on services including FSD subscription packages. It is the sas/pas/steam model on wheels!

Dec 30, 2022 · Well, it took a bit, but finally here's my full analysis of Tesla. Disclaimer: I have a small position in Tesla with an average price of around $150/share. The post covers the following: Introduction Fundamental analysis of Tesla's automotive business, including cars sold, capacity, and future investments required.

While revenue and earnings growth are crucial, the missing piece of the puzzle is the valuation. Tesla's current steep price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 78 poses a challenge. The stock's 98% increase this year is attributed to a 105% rise in the P/E …

Reasoning? Stupid P/E, and increasing competition. Tesla already cut the price on some models, and there are more alternatives coming. That Audi e-Tron looks awesome. UPDATE 1: Okay, I admit my "DD" is lame. This is a low-risk/low-reward, short-term trade, so I phoned it in. I'm a premium seller, and I don't know how to do research.