Tesla can still be a buy, but it depends on your view and patience.
Tesla is no longer just a car company. Its value story is mainly about technology, scale, and optional upside. EV margins may be under pressure short term, but Tesla still leads in battery tech, software, and manufacturing efficiency. Few competitors can match its cost structure or global footprint.
The real upside comes from long-term bets like autonomy, AI, energy storage, and charging infrastructure. If even one of these scales meaningfully, it changes Tesla’s earnings profile. That said, the stock is volatile and sensitive to rate expectations, competition from China, and demand cycles.
For long-term investors, Tesla makes sense if you believe in its tech edge and are comfortable riding out swings. For short-term traders, timing matters more because news flow can move the stock sharply.
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