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yes please
lol - this pricey MS analyst came to same the conclusion I did on a piece of paper only a year late. Why do these clowns get paid? TSLA's fundamental case is childishly simple to calculate. It was always the engineering and manufacturing uncertainty of building the right car that people had to be worried about.
Ok, so we're only looking out 12 months.The report puts a twelve months price target of $37
Uh, they don't need growth, the steady state will see them through 12 months. But ok, I'll give them this one.2) less than expected EV demand growth,
WTF? What do they think is going to happen to Li-ion batteries in the next 12 months? How on earth would the technology have a setback within 12 months?3) setbacks in battery technology
Bwahahahaha! Really, a competitor is going to emerge in 12 months?4) competition,
Well, ok, that might have been true when they wrote it, but it isn't now.8) inability to pay loans,
WTF? What do they think is going to happen to Li-ion batteries in the next 12 months? How on earth would the technology have a setback within 12 months?
Link: http://www.valuewalk.com/2013/05/tesla-motors-inc-tsla-an-opportunistic-capital-raise/
The Bank of America report bases its valuation of Tesla Motors Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) on a 18.5X multiple of expected 2013 earnings.
Congratulations BoA. You have once again found yourselves with your heads up your asses. Idiots.
I they just made an inadvertent omission - the $37 is after 2 splits; that's $148 to you and me
Hypothetically:
Boeing 787 catches fire again while in flight. Aircraft crashes - killing all on board. FAA determines that the fire started in the Li-ion batteries, AGAIN. Extra measures taken in early 2013 during the worldwide grounding of the 787 fleet were of no use. FAA's decision to allow the 787 to return to the skies with the Li-ion batteries publicly criticis(z)ed. Nation mourns. Heads roll at the top of FAA. New FAA head declares all Li-ion batteries banned from aircraft for the foreseeable future. Stocks of Li-ion linked stocks dive. FOX News wonders when Tesla cars are going to explode - suggests owners avoid driving up to higher altitudes in the meantime. Politicians weigh in, possible knee-jerk reaction of banning Li-ion powered vehicles from roads for "safety" reasons. Tesla fleet "grounded". Aliens seize the opportunity to beam up all Tesla cars for their own use cause, well, stationary targets are easier to beam up than the entire fleet driving all over the place, no? Elon Musk surprised by missing vehicles the next day. Instructs SpaceX to launch an immediate mission to chase the aliens to get the cars back. Aerosmith composes new song for mission. Elon Musk leaves the planet. (...) Everyone dies.
BofA heavily into oil?
It has always been my least favorite bank that I have banked with but wow
I've been wondering about this, what criteria is required for a split and does anybody think one is likely to happen soon?
No criteria. A company can split the stock whenever they want. However, given that Tesla is a Silicon Valley company, the new trend is to not split ala Google and Apple. High share prices are cool.