Tesla is the least reliable EV

2021-01-07

Tesla is the least reliable EV car in US. How could it be valued at such a high value?

What’s Next for Tesla: A Trillion-Dollar Valuation

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约翰
2021-01-07
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You have been in USA for so long long time and have no ideas what happened in China? Is your head always in sands?

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Hitting $810 would make Tesla stock, by one measure, worth just under $1 trillion dollars.That value puts Tesla in some elite company, there are only four U.S.-listed companies with market capitalizations north of $1 trillion.The reason Jonas took his target price up Wednesday looks to be fourfold. First, Tesla posted better-than-expecteddelivery volumesfor the fourth quarter. More deliveries now and in the future is bullish for any auto maker.Tesla also recently raised another $5 billion in capital to support growth. Faster growth can help companyvaluation multiples.Third, Tesla was added to the S&P 500 Index in December. “In the days leading up to and following” Tesla’s addition, wrote Jonas in a Wednesday research report, “we have been fielding an increased number of calls from a range of investors who are conducting financial and valuation analysis....for the first time.” The S&P 500 addition has more people checking out Tesla stock which means more potential buyers. 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