Tesla's (TSLA 1.08%) CEO believes this new type of business could generate trillions for the innovative company.
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No one expected much from Tesla's fourth-quarter earnings, since 2024 saw its first year of declining electric vehicle sales since going public 15 years ago. But revenue and profit results weren't just limp — they were worse than analysts predicted.
It might be a brand-new year, but it has been anything but quiet for the folks at Tesla (TSLA 1.08%). Headlines have screamed about Tesla's sales decline and have gone as far to call the Cybertruck a "cyberflop.
Shares of Tesla (TSLA 1.08%) and Palantir Technologies (PLTR 1.56%) have advanced 109% and 385%, respectively, in the past year. But the billionaire hedge fund managers below bought the former and sold the latter in the third quarter.
Here's a review of General Motors (GM) and Tesla's (TSLA) Q4 reports and outlook to help get a better gauge of whether these popular auto stocks should be in the portfolio.
We initially rated Tesla, Inc. stock a Sell in November 2023 due to slowing growth and a lofty valuation. From there, the stock fell 31%. Then, we upgraded Tesla in April 2024 after the market appeared too negative on shares. Since, the stock has risen 126%, driven by speculation around Robotaxis and autonomous driving. Now, Tesla appears overvalued again. We recommend trimming TSLA from your portfolio due to overly optimistic projections around “future products”.
After it reported fourth-quarter earnings Wednesday night, Tesla (TSLA 0.73%) investors weren't sure how to react. Shares bounced around yesterday before ultimately closing about 3% higher.
Tesla, Inc. is betting on Full Self-Driving and the Optimus humanoid robot for future growth, with significant potential revenue streams. Risks with TSLA stock include increasing competition from Chinese EV makers, execution challenges, and regulatory hurdles, particularly in Europe and for the Optimus project. The market will likely be undecided between seeing Tesla as a maturing cash flow producing business or a Real-world AI applications company.
Tesla (TSLA 2.87%) reported an 8% decrease in vehicle revenue as it offered considerable incentives to stop the bleeding.
While investors seemingly found nothing concerning in Tesla Motors' (NASDAQ: TSLA) substantial revenue and earnings miss revealed in the latest quarterly report, short sellers appear to have quickly anticipated a major correction.
The EV maker's shares have formed a new trading range. Something dramatic will need to happen to snap them out of it.