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Posted on 12/16/22 at 2:44 pm to Texas Tea 123
Saw an analyst on CNBC this week with a price target of $80ish if I remember correctly.
Posted on 12/16/22 at 2:54 pm to Texas Tea 123
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TSLA is still more than 5x where it was before COVID. Did the company become 5x more valuable over the past few years?
Maybe. But it might have been dramatically over valued before the increase.
I am just not sophisticated (or naive?) enough to understand Elon's proposal that the FSD technology advantage dramatically increases the company value
Posted on 12/16/22 at 3:10 pm to Texas Tea 123
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TSLA is still more than 5x where it was before COVID. Did the company become 5x more valuable over the past few years?
Net income has increased by more than 5x. Free cash flow per share has gone up and down.
I'm not invested in Tesla and have no plans to be but the EV market is in its infancy and has massive room to grow over the next 15 years, and Tesla looks like it will continue to be the biggest player even with all the competition.
The P/E ratio is still high at 46 so it's a question of the multiple vs the future market size and possible share price depreciation in the short term. As a tech company the P/S is reasonable at 6 but how long will they be seen as a tech company.
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