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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable

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List of current PTs for TSLA:

Piper Sandler: $2,322
JMP: $1,500
Credit Suisse: $1.400
Goldman Sachs: $1,300
Wedbush: $1,250
Jefferies: $1,200
Deutsche Bank: $900
Roth Capital: $750
Morgan Stanley: $740
Baird: $700
Royal Bank of Canada: $615
Bank of America: $485
Citi: $450
Cowen: $300
Barclays: $300
J.P. Morgan: $295
GLJ Research: $87

Haven't heard from Baird and Deutsche Bank in a while. About time.
Also, Fossil Fuel Bank infographics
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Isn't GF New York near your location? You'd think they'd have more installation bodies that close to the "mothership" for solar panels.

I actually reached out and called Tesla to ask about my service area; they do not service it at this time. I'll probably check back in a few months. It's going on my rental, so not dire for my own use.

To be fair, if @JRP3 is in central NY, he's probably still trapped in 10 feet of snow.
 
I remain convinced, that we can achieve a startling turnaround; once we reach the innovation tipping point with sustainable transportation and renewable energy.

These 8 maps show the massive drop in smog caused by the coronavirus - Keep America Beautiful

This is a worthy goal in itself, but the issue of urban smog is separate from green house gas emissions.

As we saw in Los Angeles, a month after we stop running fossil cars and truck, the atmosphere has largely cleaned itself from the sulfer dixoxide (SO2), oxides of nitrogen (NOx), and ozone (O3).

But the major long-term resident compound creating the green house effect is carbon dioxide (CO2).

It's resident time in the atmosphere is measured in thousand of years, not a few months.

We have dug ourselves a deep hole, and right now the first thing we need to do is STOP DIGGING.

Cheers!
 
A solar shield with the main purpose to shield the polar regions would fail.

Most of our planets incoming energy is centered around the equator. The earth uses wind and ocean currents to transport that energy to the polar regions.

One way we could cool off the planet is a lot of low level nuclear explosions that would put a lot of dust high into the atmosphere. How ever getting people to agree to creating a nuclear winter seems problematic.

I agree the space shield seems like a real long shot..

This is a link to a twitter post where a guy suggests it:-
https://twitter.com/polareclipse1/status/1188856248583753735

My main point is that clean energy and transport are the easier part of the problem to solve which Tesla is addressing.

After that is done things get a bit harder, but humanity will be glad it has done the easy bit.
 
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List of current PTs for TSLA:

Piper Sandler: $2,322
JMP: $1,500
Credit Suisse: $1.400
Goldman Sachs: $1,300
Wedbush: $1,250
Jefferies: $1,200
Deutsche Bank: $900
Roth Capital: $750
Morgan Stanley: $740
Baird: $700
Royal Bank of Canada: $615
Bank of America: $485
Citi: $450
Cowen: $300
Barclays: $300
J.P. Morgan: $295
GLJ Research: $87

Haven't heard from Baird and Deutsche Bank in a while. About time.

Seriously? Someone actually has a $87 price target on TSLA??
 
List of current PTs for TSLA:

Piper Sandler: $2,322
JMP: $1,500
Credit Suisse: $1.400
Goldman Sachs: $1,300
Wedbush: $1,250
Jefferies: $1,200
Deutsche Bank: $900
Roth Capital: $750
Morgan Stanley: $740
Baird: $700
Royal Bank of Canada: $615
Bank of America: $485
Citi: $450
Cowen: $300
Barclays: $300
J.P. Morgan: $295
GLJ Research: $87

Haven't heard from Baird and Deutsche Bank in a while. About time.
Also, Fossil Fuel Bank infographicsView attachment 565375

Deutsche Bank: $900 - shows $1000

Interesting observation on Tiprank: 24 of the top 25 analysts are in the Technology sector. Which would mean that the Technology sector has had the best returns in the last year.
 
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List of current PTs for TSLA:

Piper Sandler: $2,322
JMP: $1,500
Credit Suisse: $1.400
Goldman Sachs: $1,300
Wedbush: $1,250
Jefferies: $1,200
Deutsche Bank: $900
Roth Capital: $750
Morgan Stanley: $740
Baird: $700
Royal Bank of Canada: $615
Bank of America: $485
Citi: $450
Cowen: $300
Barclays: $300
J.P. Morgan: $295
GLJ Research: $87

Haven't heard from Baird and Deutsche Bank in a while. About time.
Also, Fossil Fuel Bank infographicsView attachment 565375

I can give you a few updates and additions.

Additions:
Elazar Advisors (very small firm but hits FactSet and Refinitiv) has a price target of $1,525.
New Street Research has a price target of $1,100.
Oppenheimer's price target is $968.
UBS's price target is $800.
Canaccord's is $650.
Evercore ISI's is $625.
Wolfe Research's is $615.

Updates:
Deutsche Bank raised their price target to $1,000 last week.
RBC went up to $765 this week.
 
Battery Day question:

All I see from the non-retail investment experts is the “Million-mile Battery”. Do we really think THAT is the Battery Day big announcement?

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What are we really expecting from Battery Day?
Something we're not expecting...