Tesla Stock: Silver Lining or Storm Clouds Ahead?
Canaccord Genuity remains bullish on Tesla, even with a revised Q1 delivery estimate. They cite production constraints, not waning demand, as the culprit. Are they right, or are we seeing the beginning of a Tesla downturn? The refreshed Model Y is mentioned as a catalyst for future sales. How impactful will this refresh be, and will it be enough to justify holding through the current dip?
Canaccord also highlights the upcoming launch of robotaxi services in Austin this summer and progress on Full Self-Driving. Are these game-changers or overhyped distractions? Is Tesla truly future-forward, or are they spreading themselves too thin?
While Tesla boasts record energy storage deployments and impressive cost reductions in Q4 2024, operating income is down. Is this a sign of trouble, or a necessary investment for future growth? With a projected annual vehicle volume of nearly 3 million, Tesla is aiming high. Is this achievable, or are they setting themselves up for disappointment?
Analysts are divided, with strong buy and strong sell recommendations both prominent. The average target price suggests upside, but the stock’s recent performance is concerning. Is now the time to buy the dip, hold steady, or cut losses? What is your Tesla prediction for the remainder of 2025? Share your thoughts and insights below.
Tesla Stock: Silver Lining or Storm Clouds Ahead?
Canaccord Genuity remains bullish on Tesla, even with a revised Q1 delivery estimate. They cite production constraints, not waning demand, as the culprit. Are they right, or are we seeing the beginning of a Tesla downturn? The refreshed Model Y is mentioned as a catalyst for future sales. How impactful will this refresh be, and will it be enough to justify holding through the current dip?
Canaccord also highlights the upcoming launch of robotaxi services in Austin this summer and progress on Full Self-Driving. Are these game-changers or overhyped distractions? Is Tesla truly future-forward, or are they spreading themselves too thin?
While Tesla boasts record energy storage deployments and impressive cost reductions in Q4 2024, operating income is down. Is this a sign of trouble, or a necessary investment for future growth? With a projected annual vehicle volume of nearly 3 million, Tesla is aiming high. Is this achievable, or are they setting themselves up for disappointment?
Analysts are divided, with strong buy and strong sell recommendations both prominent. The average target price suggests upside, but the stock’s recent performance is concerning. Is now the time to buy the dip, hold steady, or cut losses? What is your Tesla prediction for the remainder of 2025? Share your thoughts and insights below.
- By allmaxh