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[KI4MVP]

5x???

That'd put it near $5,000 a share. Not too sure I see that type of potential there. Maybe 2x, but theres just no way they have that much more rapid growth than Amazon.

Teslaâs biggest bull stampedes to a $7,000 price target

An investor famed for her call that Tesla shares could be worth as much as $4,000 in the next five years has just upped that target, significantly.

www.marketwatch.com

 

[Triplethreat]

Teslaâs biggest bull stampedes to a $7,000 price target

An investor famed for her call that Tesla shares could be worth as much as $4,000 in the next five years has just upped that target, significantly.

www.marketwatch.com

I don't really see it stretching that deep but I can see 100% increase in the next couple of years.

Their past 3 months has been astronomic and I don't see that kind of growth staying at that same pace for 2-3 years straight.

Love the brand though obviously.

 

[BMAN]

I don't really see it stretching that deep but I can see 100% increase in the next couple of years.

Their past 3 months has been astronomic and I don't see that kind of growth staying at that same pace for 2-3 years straight.

Love the brand though obviously.

You gonna buy some shares while it’s this high or buy during a dip?

 

[Triplethreat]

You gonna buy some shares while it’s this high or buy during a dip?

I hate buying after an insane jump like that. So I'd wait for a dip personally, but it's not always guaranteed to happen...

I'd think after a 100% rise in the last 3 months it's likely slightly OVER valued at this exact point in time.

 

[Triplethreat]

By the way, UBER's past month has been 25% and Lyft at 19%.

Basically everything is fucking booming right now. It's a good economy.

 

[bigfoot5415]

If Disney's earnings report is what I am hoping for...Big Daddy is goin to the strip club tonight.

 

[KI4MVP]

I hate buying after an insane jump like that. So I'd wait for a dip personally, but it's not always guaranteed to happen...

I'd think after a 100% rise in the last 3 months it's likely slightly OVER valued at this exact point in time.

possibly. I’m not going to try to trade it and miss out on the long term prospects trying to guess the timing of a possible pulblack. car units are growing exponentially, battery business is booming, and their new solar glass is going to be massive. Solar roof that doesn’t look like a solar roof.

 

[KI4MVP]

This is why Tesla is going to be worth a lot more in the future. First watch teh video in this tweet to see how they have taken over EV sales. Model Y starts shipping next month which will only accelerate the gap.


Tesla is dominating the industry with battery costs, battery efficiency (watts/kg), battery supply (GW/year), drive train/motor efficiency (watts/mile), vertical integration (see superbottle), software, etc.

Then look at this page to see all of locations that have enacted future gas/diesel vehicle bans

Phase-out of fossil fuel vehicles - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

And then there are these rules in the EU that are going to devastate traditional car manufactures starting this year.

Europe's Tough Emissions Rules Come With $39 Billion Threat

Time is running out for carmakers in Europe. Just six months out from stiff new emissions rules, the industry is facing up to an estimated 34 billion euros ($39 billion) in penalties as well as eroding profits from selling more electric cars.

www.bloomberg.com

Fiat Chrysler is paying Tesla to be able to count their vehicles as part of their fleet to avoid fines, so they are effectively funding Tesla's new plant in Germany. VW built EVs for 2020 they now can't sell until 2021 because they can't get the software to work and is paying to store them in parking lots for a year.

On the energy side:
This is what Tesla's solar glass roof looks like - they are just now starting installs - it's cheaper than installing a roof then adding solar (California requires all new construction homes have to have solar installed starting this year). Why would anyone install a traditional roof then add solar instead of installing that?

And at utility scale, Tesla is replacing gas peaker plants with megapack battery storage systems, which completely pay for themselves in the first year of operation.

Tesla Megapack Battery Help Power Grids Handle Peak Demands

The Tesla Megapack, the world's largest lithium-ion battery will provide sustainable power to Moss Landing on Monterrey Bay in California.

www.intelligentliving.co

 

[BMAN]

This is why Tesla is going to be worth a lot more in the future. First watch teh video in this tweet to see how they have taken over EV sales. Model Y starts shipping next month which will only accelerate the gap.


Tesla is dominating the industry with battery costs, battery efficiency (watts/kg), battery supply (GW/year), drive train/motor efficiency (watts/mile), vertical integration (see superbottle), software, etc.

Then look at this page to see all of locations that have enacted future gas/diesel vehicle bans

Phase-out of fossil fuel vehicles - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

And then there are these rules in the EU that are going to devastate traditional car manufactures starting this year.

Europe's Tough Emissions Rules Come With $39 Billion Threat

Time is running out for carmakers in Europe. Just six months out from stiff new emissions rules, the industry is facing up to an estimated 34 billion euros ($39 billion) in penalties as well as eroding profits from selling more electric cars.

www.bloomberg.com

Fiat Chrysler is paying Tesla to be able to count their vehicles as part of their fleet to avoid fines, so they are effectively funding Tesla's new plant in Germany. VW built EVs for 2020 they now can't sell until 2021 because they can't get the software to work and is paying to store them in parking lots for a year.

On the energy side:
This is what Tesla's solar glass roof looks like - they are just now starting installs - it's cheaper than installing a roof then adding solar (California requires all new construction homes have to have solar installed starting this year). Why would anyone install a traditional roof then add solar instead of installing that?

And at utility scale, Tesla is replacing gas peaker plants with megapack battery storage systems, which completely pay for themselves in the first year of operation.

Tesla Megapack Battery Help Power Grids Handle Peak Demands

The Tesla Megapack, the world's largest lithium-ion battery will provide sustainable power to Moss Landing on Monterrey Bay in California.

www.intelligentliving.co

I’m going to wait for a dip before buying in. $900 is crazy at the moment. I do think they’re on the cutting edge of a lot of shit. Especially with the climate change movement.

 

[BMAN]

Tesla on a dip. Might scoop up a share if it goes down some more.

 

[Triplethreat]

Tesla on a dip. Might scoop up a share if it goes down some more.

Yeah 10% down.

Yesterday was way too crazy for it not to pull back some.

But if you want in it’s best not to wait even more.... lest you miss out on the opportunity. And if you do buy please just forget that you have it and don’t panic sell on dips. Let it ride.

 

[BMAN]

Yeah 10% down.

Yesterday was way too crazy for it not to pull back some.

But if you want in it’s best not to wait even more.... lest you miss out on the opportunity. And if you do buy please just forget that you have it and don’t panic sell on dips. Let it ride.

Nvm the future wife reminded me we have a wedding to pay for. Psh.

 

[Obscured By Clouds]

Nothing but good news for DIS, yet it's down 2.5% today.

DIS is about the safest bet I can see for the decade. They just keep unlocking new revenue streams. Lost in the shuffle: Hulu launching internationally in 2021.

 

[Obscured By Clouds]

Tesla seems to be stabilizing, possible good entry point for those not in it.

 

[The Wizard of Moz]

They will continue to leverage this brand and devote any profit back into their company because they are playing the long game.

You can only afford to play the long game for so long though. They don’t have any profits. Every quarter they’re losing about a billion dollars and chipping away at their IPO stash which is obviously temporary. Then the unappealing options of issuing more shares or issuing more debt arise if they’re still playing the long game while that pile goes away

but then again it’s pretty much what Tesla did for years and now their stock is on fire. I mean it was like a year ago Tesla was issuing junk bonds. So maybe Uber can play the same long game. But Tesla also went side ways for years while Most other stocks could trip over their own dicks and post a 20% annual return