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Where Will Tesla Stock Be in 10 Years?
If you have been following Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) for the last decade, you will know that it has always attracted a cult following. The electric automaker is perceived as a technology disruptor that isn't afraid to push the envelope under the leadership of its controversial CEO, Elon Musk. And it has typically enjoyed a premium valuation compared to tangible performance metrics like revenue and earnings. But despite a nosebleed valuation, Tesla has historically proven its naysayers wrong, achieving its first full-year profit in 2020 and becoming the most profitable American automaker in 2022.The honeymoon period didn't last long. Three years later, Tesla is once again overvalued because of a dramatic drop in profits amid electric vehicle (EV) competition and consumer boycotts related to Elon Musk's political activism. Over the next ten years, the company will have to prove itself once again. Let's dig deeper to see how this might play out.Continue reading
If you have been following Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) for the last decade, you will know that it has always attracted a cult following. The electric automaker is perceived as a technology disruptor that isn't afraid to push the envelope under the leadership of its controversial CEO, Elon Musk. And it has typically enjoyed a premium valuation compared to tangible performance metrics like revenue and earnings.
But despite a nosebleed valuation, Tesla has historically proven its naysayers wrong, achieving its first full-year profit in 2020 and becoming the most profitable American automaker in 2022.
The honeymoon period didn't last long. Three years later, Tesla is once again overvalued because of a dramatic drop in profits amid electric vehicle (EV) competition and consumer boycotts related to Elon Musk's political activism. Over the next ten years, the company will have to prove itself once again. Let's dig deeper to see how this might play out.
