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2021-03-24

Cathie didnt include Tesla's earning from the solar energy division. That's why it is bullish

How Cathie Wood’s $3,000 Tesla Price Target Compares With the Street

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Silverlitz
2021-03-24
Silverlitz
Is the solar division loss making? Why would it erode the price target?
- nananan:
  It does not erode the price target. That's what makes her price target even more bullish.
- nananan:
  it would not, that is why cathie is super bullish. she is bullish even without including solar

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He bought the Dallas Cowboys for about $140 million in 1989. The team is worth about$5.5 billiontoday. That’s an incredible return but, thanks to the magic of compounding, equals only about a 12% average annual return.Cathie Wood’s Tesla (ticker: TSLA) target works out to a roughly 37% average annual return, should the stock hit $3,000 at the end of 2025. That’s three times what the NFL team earned Jones.Stock targets farther out in the future, like Wood’s, can look surprising. But they aren’t comparable with traditional Wall Street price targets, which typically represent where analysts expect a stock to trade over the next year.Turning Wood’s target into a year-end 2021 target, more comparable to the Street, requires a little math and an assumption. Tesla is a richly valued, high-growth stock—and a volatile one at that. That means risk to investors. And investors typically require higher returns for more risk, maybe 20% a year on average.Taking that into consideration, Wood’s $3,000 target for 2025 translates to a roughly $1,400 year-end 2021 price target. Put another way: If an investor paid $1,400 for Tesla shares at the end of 2021 and Wood turned out to be correct about Tesla shares hitting $3,000 at the end of 2025, the investor would earn 20% a year on average.The $1,400 figure is bullish but it isn’t way out there. Wedbush analyst Dan Ives has a bull-case price target on Tesla shares of $1,250 a share. Bull cases are Wall Street analysts’ most optimistic scenarios. Often, analysts will have a bear-case scenario too. Analyst’s price targets often sit somewhere in the middle. Ives rates Tesla shares Hold and his official target is $950 a share.Ives isn’t the only one with a bull-case price target. Morgan Stanley analystAdam Jonashas a bull-case Tesla target of $1,232 a share. 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