$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Looking at Tesla's revenue growth over the years is pretty staggering. Q2 Revenue figures: 2026: $28B 2025: $23B 2024: $26B 2023: $25B 2022: $17B 2021: $12B 2020: $6B 2019: $6B 2018: $4B 2017: $3B 2016: $1B 2015: $955M 2014: $769M 2013: $405M 2012: $27M Growing from a few million in quarterly revenue to nearly $30 billion, it's built one of the fastest-growing automotive companies ever. The debate seems to be shifting now. It's not just about vehicle sales anymore. The market is watching to see if the next phase of growth comes from AI, Robotaxi, Optimus, energy storage, or software revenue. The big question is whether Tesla can replicate that past growth rate in what looks like a completely different phas
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ I think Elon Musk is a genius, and I'm still confident in TSLA. It's just that strengthening the company is taking more time than many investors might have expected.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ The weekly chart looks like one giant bull flag. The macro structure is coiling up nicely. Heading into July, the $395 level is the most important pivot to clear. Whales were heavily loading up the December $500 calls this morning, with an ultimate upside target of $525. The options flow and the technical pattern are aligning well here.
To the person who asked why this is valuable: On July 7, 2010, $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ was beaten down close to $1. Elon had no cars made (maybe on paper, maybe a prototype, I can't remember). The market said no, and every bearish argument was made. Several months later, after many presentations, engineers and physicists started showing up on the forums. They weren't $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ employees, but nerds who traded options. They were interested enough to gauge the potential and sit down with the science as presented. There were no cars for sale, just an idea. Now, deep critical thinkers are starting to show up here, similar to the traders who were skeptical back then, until they weren't.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ What changed? On January 1, 2025, Tesla had around 3.2 billion shares. Now it's at 3.7 billion shares. The walk-up is more impressive than ever, with an additional 500 million shares. The efforts to tie SpaceX mania into TSLA have been impressive.