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Tesla successfully disrupted the auto industry, leading to rapid growth and consistent profits.The stock has been on a tear in recent weeks, which has driven the valuation to nosebleed levels.Lofty expectations leave prospective investors with zero margin of safety.Through the first 10 months of 2024, shares of Tesla were essentially flat despite the extreme volatility they exhibited. That was certainly troubling for investors to see, particularly when you consider that the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 index was up 18% during that same period of time.But since the presidential election on Nov. 5, Tesla shares have rocketed 77% higher . The booming EV stock now trades just 8% off its all-time record, as it benefits from tremendous momentum.Looking toward the future, let's see if Tesla is a millionaire maker?

It took 1,133 days, but Tesla shares finallyhit a new high.Coming into Thursday trading, Tesla stock was up about 69% since the Nov. 5 election after closing above $420 on Wednesday.The stock closed W

Electric vehicle (EV) giant $Tesla(TSLA)$ has been one of the biggest post-election stock winners, with the shares up 59.5% from their Nov. 5 closing price. Once a significant year-to-date underperfor

We recently compiled a list of the 15 AI News Updates That Broke The Internet.In this article, we are going to take a look at where Tesla, Inc. stands against the other AI stocks that broke the Internet recently.With Trump taking in the reigns soon, steps toward overhauling the US policy have begun. President-elect Trump said on Thursday that he is appointing former Pay Pal Chief Operating Officer David Sacks as his "White House A.I. & Crypto Czar”.READ NOW:15 AI News Investors Shouldn’t Missand15 Buzzing AI Stocks Making Headlines. “As AI becomes more advanced, it will solve increasingly complex and critical problems. It also takes significantly more compute to power these capabilities”.

Tesla's stock has soared after Trump's presidential election victory.Can the automaker's operational performance keep up with its stratospheric valuation?

Tesla has generated a monster return in the past decade.The bulls are certain Tesla will one day operate a driverless robotaxi fleet.Tesla’s high valuation is becoming a headwind for investors.

Tesla has generated a monster return in the past decade.The bulls are certain Tesla will one day operate a driverless robotaxi fleet.Tesla’s high valuation is becoming a headwind for investors.

Trump's DOGE leaders look for inspiration from Javier Milei, Argentina's chainsaw-wielding president. Now THIS is a math problem. U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's new "efficiency czars" Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy think they can slash $2 trillion from the federal budget of about $6.75 trillion over the next year and a half. I admire these co-chiefs of Trump's new "DOGE" and wish them well.Just one catch. Trump says about two-thirds of that vast sum is off limits and can't be touched. Which means the $2 trillion in cuts will have to come from the remaining $2.37 trillion or so that Trump says is up for grabs.I mentioned Reagan. In his 1981 Inaugural address he famously said that "government is the problem," and he soon launched a task force, made up of "outstanding experts from the private sector" who would conduct a top to bottom review of the government and make recommendations for eliminat

Tesla's stock has soared after Trump's presidential election victory.Can the automaker's operational performance keep up with its stratospheric valuation?

A popular metric shows stocks haven't been this richly valued since the dot-com era. There's no getting around it. Shares of America's largest companies have been looking pretty expensive lately.The thinking holds whether looking at valuation metrics based on corporate earnings over the past decade, or Wall Street's expectations for profits and sales over the coming year. Major gauges for measuring how expensive stocks have become, relative to their fundamentals - including the earnings and sales these companies stand to reap - send a similar message: Prices for U.S. large-cap stocks haven't been this elevated since at least 2021. That was right before the bull market that followed the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic reached a peak.For many investors, high valuations can be reason enough to question whether stocks look like a smart buy at current prices. But strategists who spoke with MarketWatch also offered a word of caution: just because stocks look expensive, doesn't mean they can'