$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ It is far

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ It is far too low of a P/E to apply to a company growing earnings at that rate, and with the potential to dominate many markets over the next decade. It also does not account for the high probability that in the 2025/2026 timeframe the company is likely to be able to produce about 1 million more vehicles per year, or greater, nor that they may be selling insurance and subscription services to a reasonable amount of their total annual vehicle sales (FSD is $99 a month). It also does not take into account the robotics, AI, battery/charging, and solar businesses that warrant higher valuations. That is why I applied a 65x forward P/E to 2025 earnings on the core business, and gave a $80 premium for current value those other business models.

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