$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ The question is what do you see at the start of 2025 for TSLA is going to be the level of confidence exhibited by investors! Is the stock as valuable as that of Berkshire Hathaway? This will help you make a decision on how much you want to put your money in amid all the risks associated with any stocks!
Buy? As Christmas is rally around the corner, and nearer to most reporting such as TESLA ready to mesmerise the market with its new FSD, Optimus and what not... the economy is also resilient according to the Fed... take heed!
Think it is riding on the animal spirit and isn't it too speculative by counting the chicken before it hatches? I wish too it would drive up higher as call options hit a new high?
How many times this has to be reiterated that TSLA is simply not just an EV automaker? if it's so it would have been at a lower stock price but continues to rise because of its impending and upcoming Optimus, Robotaxi and highly profitable energy storage capacity? The tariffs imposed by the Trump in fact is a blessing in disguise for TSLA amid other EV automakers.:)
Up 38%, Is Tesla Stock a Buy?
Tesla's stock has soared after Trump's presidential election victory.Can the automaker's operational performance keep up with its stratospheric valuation?
Why would it rise when it soon will lose EV credits and its valuation is now 125 times over size? Robotaxi and Optimus yes they are cute but yet to be deployed and when? 2026? The market is behaving like a democrat? :)
Tesla Stock Rises. Are Trump EV Tax-Credit Concerns Weighing on the Shares?
Tesla stock was up in early trading Friday, rebounding from a steep drop on Thursday after Reuters reported that President-elect Donald Trump plans to reduce or eliminate the electric-vehicle purchase tax credit, which makes buying most Teslas and other EVs more affordable for most car buyers.Tesla stock was up 0.6% in premarket trading at $312.94, while S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average futures were down 0.6% and 0.4%, respectively. Shares dropped 5.8% on Thursday."Exactly what we expected," wrote Wedbush analyst Dan Ives in a Thursday report. "While this is a clear negative for the EV industry at first look and would particularly hurt GM, Ford, Stellantis, and Rivian. On the flip side we view this as a net bullish move for Tesla and Musk over time.". General Motors and Ford Motor don't make money selling EVs yet. Neither does EV start-up Rivian Automotive. Losing the credit would make turning a profit harder.Rivian shares, which slid 14% Thursday, were down 0.9% in premarket t
It will continue higher as the triumphant win by Trump will linger until this Friday and depending on the latest job reports. If it is bad it will fall but otherwise continue to rise a bit higher before the momentum loses its elasticity! Not investment advice.