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Tesla Stock: The Asset Bubble Is Bursting (Seeking Alpha)

The net profit margin should decrease due to car price caps. Many large automakers have been producing electric vehicles for a while. So, Tesla has strong ...

Tesla is the highest one of the five companies. In spite of the stock price correction, Tesla, Inc. So, it is not certain when everyone will get disappointed with the company even though you might think it is overvalued and does not have a very bright future. The price caps on most of the goods it sells are there and these are substantial, whilst the current net profit margin is about 10%, quite sound but not sky-high. The Tesla Bot, which is not due to be launched until 2027 (but will certainly be used internally sooner), can help automate production processes in factories and thereby reduce costs. But that is not the case. Obviously, Tesla's net profit is also the lowest one of all the automakers mentioned above. stock is still overvalued and inferior to its competitors as far as its fundamentals are concerned. In the 17th century Netherlands, everyone was eager to buy bulbs of tulips, very rare and precious flowers at the time. Yet, my knowledge of the stock market was substantially inferior to that of renowned market experts that recommended this stock at the time. If we take the stock price history, TSLA is trading 7,590% above what it used to trade for about a decade ago! At the same time, Tesla's market cap is equivalent to that of several car-making giants put together.

Tesla's (NASDAQ:TSLA) Price Cuts Boosted Sales; Should You Buy ... (TipRanks)

EV maker Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) had a tumultuous 2022, falling nearly 65%, but the stock has recovered as of late. The price cuts on its top-selling models at ...

[NASDAQ:XPEV](https://www.tipranks.com/stocks/xpev/forecast)) followed in its footsteps, [slashing the price of its best-seller P7 sedan](https://www.tipranks.com/news/xpeng-to-reduce-car-prices-in-china) by 12.5% to $31,015. Tesla’s price cuts have put its competitors in a tough situation, as they may need to follow suit. In the U.S., its market share dropped to 58% during Q4, compared to 78% in the prior-year quarter, despite the 50% growth reported in overall volumes. EV penetration the world over has continued to grow, with newer models being introduced by leading EV makers. Looking at the pricing metrics, the average selling price for Tesla cars was high, at over $50,000 in December, higher than many of its peers. It seems like a price war has just begun in the EV industry. [added 1.1 million shares during the last quarter](https://www.tipranks.com/stocks/tsla/hedge-funds). Compared on a weekly basis, Tesla China EV registrations rose 500% to 12,654 during the same week, compared to merely 2,110 reported in the prior week. — [by around 20%](https://www.tipranks.com/news/the-fly/tesla-cuts-prices-on-some-models-sold-in-u-s-wsj-reports) — and Europe. First, there was a visible slowdown in EV demand over the last few months. In fact, well-known investor [Catherine Wood](https://www.tipranks.com/experts/hedge-funds/catherine-wood), CEO of Ark Investment Management, recently bought TSLA stock. The price cuts on its top-selling models at the start of the month have boosted sales, driving investors’ interest back into the stock.

Why Tesla Stock Is Heating Up Again (Motley Fool)

The electric vehicle leader could report an earnings miss on Wednesday -- and the stock could still soar in response.

First, you'd need a "bad" quarterly report on Wednesday, and second, you'd need investors to overreact to that report and bid the stock down on the news. [missed its forecast for Q4 deliveries](https://www.fool.com/investing/2023/01/03/tesla-reports-record-fourth-quarter-deliveries/). At this point, your best bet if you want to buy Tesla stock at an attractive price in the near future rests on a two-part scenario. In just a couple of days, Tesla is due to report its fourth-quarter results. When Tesla cut its prices earlier this month, it ensured that at least half of its available Model 3 and Model Y models qualify for the tax break. I argued that Tesla wasn't doing so just because it wanted to boost demand for its vehicles, but rather to ensure that more people buying them would be able to claim the $7,500 federal tax credit for qualifying EVs.

Tesla Stock Is on a Tear. Watch for This Level as Short Sellers Get ... (Barron's)

On Monday, Tesla (ticker: TSLA) shares were up 7.4% at $143.30. Shares are now up more than 16% so far in 2023.

Investors should watch a key level when asking themselves how long can the run will continue. ](https://www.barrons.com/market-data/stocks/tsla) Tesla

Tesla Inc (TSLA) is down 1.06% Tuesday In Premarket Trading (InvestorsObserver)

TSLA stock closed at $143.75 and is down -$1.53 during pre-market trading. Pre-market tends to be more volatile due to significantly lower volume as most ...

TSLA has an Overall Score of 26. TSLA has a poor overall score of 26 meaning the stock holds a better value than just 26% of stocks at its current price. TSLA gets a average Short-Term Technical score of 60 from InvestorsObserver's proprietary ranking system.

TSLA Stock Forecast: Where Will Tesla Be in 5 Years? (Investorplace.com)

Without a doubt, Ark Investment Management CEO Cathie Wood has received criticism for sticking to her optimistic position in electric vehicle (EV) ...

On the date of publication, David Moadel did not have (either directly or indirectly) any positions in the securities mentioned in this article. $500 looks, to me at least, like a reasonable price target for Tesla shares in five years. Wood then said, “And if you believe in autonomous cars at all, it’s closer to 13 times during the next five years. Reuters calculated that the basic Model Y’s price would therefore be reduced from $65,990 to $52,990. That’s because Tesla made a very smart move by reducing the prices of some EV models. 1 that could bring discounts to more than 30%.” Yet, Wood isn’t budging, and she has even added to her share position in Tesla. Where does Wood envision TSLA stock going in five years? Now, they may be enticed into purchasing a Tesla vehicle. Reportedly, Tesla He and Wood, and you as well, can potentially enjoy robust returns over the coming years. That fact might be enough to scare some financial traders away.