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TSLA is now operating at a 25 forward 2023 earnings PE ratio, inline with index-wide PE ratios.

The stock market is valuing Tesla as a slow earnings growth company now.

Tesla needs to show solid Q4 growth and state clear expectations for what earnings growth will be in 2023. No statement or low growth will keep the stock surpressed under $150.

Expect Musk to complain about interest rates hurting order rate. The market won't care about excuses.

Unless earnings are forecasted to contract, it would seem we are near the bottom.
 
TSLA is now operating at a 25 forward 2023 earnings PE ratio, inline with index-wide PE ratios.

The stock market is valuing Tesla as a slow earnings growth company now.

Tesla needs to show solid Q4 growth and state clear expectations for what earnings growth will be in 2023. No statement or low growth will keep the stock surpressed under $150.

Expect Musk to complain about interest rates hurting order rate. The market won't care about excuses.

Unless earnings are forecasted to contract, it would seem we are near the bottom.

Tesla’s market cap is now $435 billion, Toyota’s $190 billion. Tesla was already more profitable than Toyota in Q3. If the profit growth trajectory continues in 2023 and the stock stays at this level, Tesla will at the end of next year have a lower P/E than the dead man walking from Japan.