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Here Is What Bulls And Bears Are Saying About Tesla Stock

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Here Is What Bulls And Bears Are Saying About Tesla Stock

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The electric car maker, led by influential CEO Elon Musk, is also one of the most hyped stocks in the world with the highest price-to-earnings ratio among the top 20 largest companies worldwide.</p>\n<p>Nearly all bears are skeptical about Tesla stock’s&nbsp;(<b>TSLA</b>)&nbsp;valuations. But bulls support their case on Tesla’s disruptive technology, business model and “the Elon Musk factor”. Today, we take a closer look at what bulls and bears have been saying about TSLA stock.</p>\n<p>Tesla’s bull case</p>\n<p>One of Tesla’s most emphatic bulls is Wedbush’s Daniel Ives. The tech analyst see TSLA&nbsp;reaching&nbsp;$1,400 share price in the next 12 months as a base case and $1,800 as a bull case.</p>\n<p>He believes that Tesla has a role as a “disruptive technology vendor” instead of a traditional auto marker. The company has huge opportunities in China, which accounts for a big chunk of the electric vehicle deliveries. Mr. Ives has added:</p>\n<blockquote>\n “\n <i>While</i>&nbsp;\n <i>PR/safety headwindswere front and center in China earlier this year, we have seen this demand trend reverse aggressively in a bullish way for Tesla into year-end, with the company now on a ~50k monthly run-rate for China into 2022”.</i>\n</blockquote>\n<p>The analyst is not only bullish Tesla, but the entire electric vehicle market. He sees “massive transformation” in the auto industry generating a $5 trillion market opportunity for the next 10 years. Among winners and losers, Dan sees this industry being spearheaded by Tesla.</p>\n<p>The Wedbush analyst did not forget to mention the chip shortage crisis, which has impacted Tesla and the entire auto industry this year. However, the analyst believes that these issues are transitory, and robust demand for Model 3 and Model Y should outpace supply by 15%.</p>\n<p>Just as bullish as Wedbush, Jefferies’ Philippe Houchoisincreasedhis TSLA price target to $1,400 and maintained his buy recommendation on the stock. The analyst attributed his optimism to the impressive results of Tesla’s last two quarters. Third quarter gross margins of nearly 30% brings hope of a profitable EV space, according to the analyst.</p>\n<p>Mr. Houchois also added that Tesla is getting to a place in which \"it can balance affordability and speed”, which is in line with Elon Musk’s vision. Lastly, the analyst mentioned Tesla’s capacity to scale up beyond what other EV original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) could.</p>\n<blockquote>\n <i>\"With an acceleration of self-funded growth in Q3 and unheard-of returns at a brand price point moving towards volume segments, Tesla looks more scaled up today than most OEMs and in position to turn the legacy zero-sum-game into a negative one.\"</i>\n</blockquote>\n<p>The Tesla bear case</p>\n<p>On the bear side, BNP Paribas’ Stuart Pearson recently&nbsp;reiterated&nbsp;his sell recommendation on TSLA. He did so despite raising the price target to $780, which still implies 23% downside risk.</p>\n<p>Pearson sees competition as a threat for Tesla. The company is making “minimal progress” on new income streams, raising the possibility of a fresh capital raise, and the trillion-dollar valuation is hard to justify. 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But bulls support their case on Tesla’s disruptive technology, business model and “the Elon Musk factor”. Today, we take a closer look at what bulls and bears have been saying about TSLA stock.\nTesla’s bull case\nOne of Tesla’s most emphatic bulls is Wedbush’s Daniel Ives. The tech analyst see TSLA reaching $1,400 share price in the next 12 months as a base case and $1,800 as a bull case.\nHe believes that Tesla has a role as a “disruptive technology vendor” instead of a traditional auto marker. The company has huge opportunities in China, which accounts for a big chunk of the electric vehicle deliveries. Mr. Ives has added:\n\n “\n While \n PR/safety headwindswere front and center in China earlier this year, we have seen this demand trend reverse aggressively in a bullish way for Tesla into year-end, with the company now on a ~50k monthly run-rate for China into 2022”.\n\nThe analyst is not only bullish Tesla, but the entire electric vehicle market. 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