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TSLA 4H NEAR FUTURE PREDICTIONTechnical Analysis Summary TSLA/USD TREND ANALYSIS We have 1 down trend which is currently active in red We have1 down trend in red that has already been broken and thus the reversal FUTURE PREDICTIONS We have many resistanse and support levels that I have mentioned above. I use thickness as an indicator of stregth of levels (ONLY FOR VISUALS). Good luck everyone, stay safe! If you need help ​don't hesitate to send me a message or comment Trading Involves High Risk Not Financial Advice Exercise Proper Risk Management
NASDAQ:TSLA
by husseindergham
2
Tesla | Fundamental Analysis | MUST READ...In October, Tesla's stock price climbed above $1,000, and its market capitalization surpassed $1 trillion. This situation has probably made many Tesla investors excited about the growth. Of course, many who have not yet caught this "flight" wonder if it is too late for them to benefit from this constantly growing stock. Let's discuss whether or not buying Tesla stock at this point makes long-term sense. Many traditional market observers find Tesla's stock valuation rather perplexing. The company has a market capitalization of $1 trillion, more than the combined valuation of half a dozen leading car companies. In fact, it is more than 1.5 times the combined market capitalization of Toyota, General Motors, Ford, Volkswagen, and Daimler. Tesla's P/E and price-earnings-growth (PEG) ratios look high compared to those of other automakers. Add to this estimate the fact that the top five automakers together sold about 40 million cars in 2020, compared to the roughly 500,000 Tesla sold, and the bewilderment of market analysts seems understandable. So, what should you, as an investor, learn from Tesla stock's impressive rise, and more importantly, how is Tesla stock likely to behave going forward? One common argument given to justify Tesla's valuation is that it is more of a technology company than an automaker, and therefore should be valued that way. This argument does have a grounding in fact. Electric vehicles (EVs) are not new. They have been around for over a hundred years. But the abundance of gasoline and the constant development of internal combustion engines have limited the commercialization of electric vehicles. It is generally accepted that electric cars began to make a comeback in 1997 with the introduction of the Prius from Toyota. However, even after that, for almost two decades, no major automaker was able to produce (or even interested in producing) electric cars on an industrial scale. In 2003, Tesla, as a start-up company, took on this daunting task. It is to this company's credit that its improved technology has made electric cars mainstream. If we look at Tesla as a technology company, its valuation makes some sense. While Tesla's forward P/E ratio is higher than even leading technology stocks, its forward PEG ratio seems more sensible. The forward PEG ratio takes into account the company's projected growth in addition to earnings. Therefore, it gives a more accurate picture when comparing businesses developing at different rates. This brings us to the next factor that supports Tesla's stock growth. Tesla expects an average annual growth rate of 50% in vehicle deliveries over the "multi-year horizon." Indeed, Tesla's growth rate is achievable as it starts from a much smaller base. In the last quarter, its revenues grew about 98%, which wasn't even the fastest growth in the last quarter. But in the three years leading up to the second quarter of 2021, its quarterly revenues grew at an average annualized rate of more than 50%. By comparison, over the same time period, the highest average growth rate among the leading automakers was 6.4 percent for Volkswagen. Similarly, in the third quarter, Tesla's revenues grew 57% year over year. By comparison, revenues at Ford, General Motors, and Volkswagen declined year-over-year in the third quarter. Moreover, Tesla's operating margins in recent quarters are also higher than most of its competitors. Tesla's operating margin rose to 14.6 percent in the third quarter. Tesla is well-positioned to continue its revenue growth in the next few quarters. It is increasing its production capacity to meet growing demand. This, in turn, should support its stock price in the coming quarters. In the long run, Tesla's stock price may rely on its ability to make money beyond selling cars. The biggest potential area of focus, of course, is software for Full Self-Driving (FSD). Despite all that Tesla has accomplished in producing cars, the valuation of its stock takes into account what the company could potentially achieve, especially in the area of autonomous driving. Tesla enthusiasts see several other areas of growth - auto insurance, battery, and power supply manufacturing. But none of these seem potentially as big as FSD. Tesla buyers can now join the beta testing of the company's FSD software. The company plans to offer it only to select customers based on their past driving performance. The company has a treasure trove of data on Tesla drivers, covering such things as sharp braking, aggressive cornering, etc. Tesla continues to gradually enhance its autopilot and FSD features. As it rolls out features to more customers, it gets more data flowing into its machine learning models, thereby further improving the software. If Tesla can implement autonomous driving features that are better than its competitors, its stock price could rise in the long run. Looking at its track record to date, Tesla stands a good chance of accomplishing this feat.
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by FOREXN1
4
Massive Ranges. Massive Risk. Massive Upside?NASDAQ:TSLA playing in some massive ranges. Given the high degree of global economic uncertainty and frothy market conditions we could see TSLA make one final herculean push, but reality seems like it will need to set in sooner than later (remember, this is a monthly chart.) Would love to see this final rally top out with similarity to the previous rally that's charted. If this plays out, I suspect we consolidate in the massive blue box territory range. I personally would be thrilled to (finally) open a NASDAQ:TSLA long position in the bottom third of this blue box territory. If we do top out sooner than later, the question will become whether or not NASDAQ:TSLA ever re-enters the bottom portion of this range. Without question, things have changed since this previous rally, and it could easily be argued that these two rallies have absolutely nothing in common. For this reason, I will only be using this for rough entry targets. The kind of entries that you don't exit. The kind of position that you pass down in your will. Thoughts?
NASDAQ:TSLA
by gfhz
1
TSLA GAMMA SQUEEZE INITIATEDAfter nearly 6-7 months of consolidation, everything changed once TSLA broke past the critical resistance of 760 in late Sept. Targeting 1200-1250 before a pullback. Very strong catalysts for TSLA. 1000 is a critical support leevel that could be visited again if MMs decide to take profits and drive the price down. Only other bearish factor I see is politics being involved somehow or something happens to global supply chain which is supposed to be easing up. Tesla has outperformed and managed this crisis well.
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by AfuOptions
3 ATHs in 1 Week - $GOOGL, $TSLA, $AMD $GOOGL, $TSLA, & $AMD all reached ATHs in 1 Week $GOOGL - Alphabet  Reported Q3 FY21' earnings yesterday & hit an ATH of $2,925.08/share on 10/27/21 Alphabet is up 66.85% YTD Returns since IPO in Aug 2004 - 1,670% Decades of dominance by $GOOGL - along with their record-breaking recent Q3 FY21' earnings & updated Q4 FY21' estimates... I continue to have a long position on $GOOGL in the long-term $TSLA - Tesla Reported Q3 FY21' earnings earlier this week with EPS of $1.86/share beating estimates & Revenue of $13.8B missing estimates Reported an ATH of $1055.58/share on 10/27/21 Tesla up 47.07% TYD Returns since IPO in June 2010 up 21,621% (yes thats correct - in 10s of thousands) Reported 241,300 vehicle deliveries up 73.2% YoY Plans to achieve 50% vehicle annual growth in vehicle deliveries over a multi-year horizon Not sure my thoughts on $TLSA even as an owner of shares - with the current state of the supply chain, energy & it's rising costs, ESR movement, & clean energy it's hard for me to say "I absolutely LOVE $TSLA" or "Buy it Now!" - However, I do believe EVs are the future and am very long $TSLA for a long-term investment $AMD - Advanced Micro Devices Hit an ATH of $128.30/share on 10/25/21 Reported Q3 FY21' earnings earlier this week with EPS of $0.73/share beating estimates & Revenue of $4.31B beating estimates Revenue of $4.31B +54% YoY Advanced Micro Devices up +33.33% YTD Returns since IPO in Oct 1979 - +3,689% Q4 revenue estimates raised to $4.6B Very positive outlook overall - including large raises in Q4 earnings estimates, but also a very volatile stock - given its sector, volume in number of shares traded, % almost "meme" stock status, I am long $TSLA for a long-term investment
SP:SPXLong
by jnallain1
$TSLATesla shares closed at an all-time high of $909.68 on Friday, two days after the company reported record revenue and profits in the third quarter. The move marks the first time since January the company made an intraday record. Shares surged above $900 a share shortly after market open. Tesla’s strong earnings results stemmed from improved gross margins of 30.5% on its automotive business and 26.6% overall. The stock dropped under 2% in after hours trading on Wednesday. Tesla’s market cap stood at roughly $860 billion at market close. There’s no question about it. Tesla have an incredible future and I’m ridiculously bullish on TSLA long term but in the short term, if we’re trading we should see a slight pullback. I think we see one more push up before shorts come in control. It’s getting quite over extended here with it getting into the overbought territory. I think this stock is one to watch going into next week for a swing. Long term bullish. Watchlist this. - Factor Four
NASDAQ:TSLAShort
by TheBlankFund
6
TSLA all time high$TSLA (TESLA) just reached all-time-high! Very bullish news especially for the stock that makes up the bulk of my portfolio. Congrats to those who followed me as well. My $TSLA portfolio is up by approximately 30% - with averaged price right below $700. However, $TSLA is at $900 right now and RSI and bollinger bands is indicating that $TSLA is current very overbought right now. The rally came from their bullish earnings report that just got released recently: www.cnbc.com Overall, i'm still very bullish on $TSLA and is holding it for the long run. Crypto gains might be hard to beat compared to equities but its very important to diversify and have both asset classes.
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by Trader_hao