Here's my thought of the week. Most of us on the investor forum believe that EVs are certainly the future, and that Tesla stands at the epicenter of that evolution. TSLA has had a great run, however, and most would agree that it is difficult to value as it arguably has no comparable company. So how does one benefit from that evolution, but avoid the valuation problem?
Tesla is poised for massive growth in EV deliveries, stationary storage and solar tiles. For the foreseeable future, Tesla will rely on Panasonic to make their batteries as well as solar tiles. I would be quite surprised to see Tesla kick Panasonic to the curb like they did MBLY. It's tough to wrap our brains around the S curve that is coming in stationary storage and the 3 ramp.
Market cap of $31B, p/e of 23 for a company that is poised to see rapid revenue growth over the next few years seems quite reasonable. Thoughts?
Tesla is poised for massive growth in EV deliveries, stationary storage and solar tiles. For the foreseeable future, Tesla will rely on Panasonic to make their batteries as well as solar tiles. I would be quite surprised to see Tesla kick Panasonic to the curb like they did MBLY. It's tough to wrap our brains around the S curve that is coming in stationary storage and the 3 ramp.
Market cap of $31B, p/e of 23 for a company that is poised to see rapid revenue growth over the next few years seems quite reasonable. Thoughts?
