Andrea has been very insightful and been willing to clearly retort gibberish on places like CNBC.
That said, I don't want us to fall for a misperception some market participants have been trying VERY hard to sell. Andrea was not "going against all the pros." The Wall Street Analysts (about 20 of them), collectively have been quite right on Tesla through it's bullish run. Of course, we're talking about a stock that went from the $30s to $190s in 6 months in 2013, and continued well into the $200s last year. As a group, the analysts moved their price targets up right along with that movement. Granted, Andrea is part of a smaller group that moved targets up more consistently ahead of the stock movement, but it's not as though the bulk of sentiment has been that Tesla is overpriced by the Wall Street analysts. It has been a technique of some in the media to try to work very hard to try to portray as conventional wisdom that Tesla is way overvalued, but that's just a partisan marketing campaign, and completely at odds with the collective sentiment of the Wall Street analysts that cover Tesla. If it's not clear, LOLs, in the past, it's irritated me to read articles that talk about Tesla's price as if it were a given that it is overvalued. This then gets run with in the comments sections of these articles.