What top creators are saying about Tesla Inc.(TSLA)— Page 4

While the stock is in a short-term consolidation with resistance at $415, the long-term uptrend is intact. A potential pullback to the $350s-$360s is viewed as a buying opportunity.

Considered a strong robotics play due to its vertical integration strategy, planning to manufacture its own actuators for the Optimus robot, which could give it a dominant position in the US robotics market.

The company has widely launched its RoboTaxi app, a major step towards scaling the service, but the stock was down 7% over the last week amid broader market fears.

The potential 'flying Roadster' is viewed as a brilliant marketing strategy that reinforces Tesla's brand as an innovation powerhouse, helping it maintain a high valuation and attract top engineering talent.

Used as an example of market irrationality, where the stock failed to hold gains from an 'outstanding new price target' due to broad market bearishness overpowering company-specific news.

Mentioned as a stock showing resilience amidst market choppiness.

Considered a top-tier AI stock and a strong long-term buy. The advice is to view any significant market-driven sell-off as a buying opportunity.

Prominent investor Peter Thiel's fund sold 76% of its stake, with the stock's high valuation (200 times earnings) cited as a potential reason for the profit-taking.

Dan Ives called it the stock that 'sticks out the most' for long-term opportunity, projecting it could become a $2-3 trillion company based on autonomous driving and robotics.

Used as an example of a traditional stock that investors could seamlessly hold alongside crypto assets like Bitcoin in a single brokerage account in the future.

The speaker sees the price drop as a disconnect from the company's long-term potential in FSD, Robotaxi, and Humanoid robots, noting a new pay package outlines a path to a 7x or 8x return.

The investment thesis is increasingly tied to its synergy with XAI and SpaceX to create a robotics and AI powerhouse. The CEO compensation plan approval is viewed as an 'easy roadmap to a 10x plus' return.

Used as a historical comparison to illustrate Palantir's potential growth trajectory from 2018, but no current investment analysis is provided for Tesla itself.

Considered an 'all-around energy play' due to extremely high demand for its Megapack battery storage solutions, which are being used for AI data centers.

Mentioned as a stock that is 'good to look at for potential buys on dips' as part of a diversification strategy.

A high-risk, high-reward bet on Elon Musk's ability to achieve unprecedented growth. The extremely high P/E ratio suggests future success is already priced in, leaving little room for error.

Very bullish view, grouped with NVIDIA as a key winner. The upcoming launch of the RoboTaxi in 2025 is seen as a major catalyst that will force investors to take its autonomous AI story seriously.

Cathie Wood of ARK Invest reiterated a $2,600 price target for 2030, with 90% of the valuation based on the future potential of robo-taxis. The shareholder vote on Elon Musk's pay package is a key near-term catalyst.

The stock fell 5% on news that a large investor voted against Elon Musk's pay package, introducing potential governance risk and signaling broader dissatisfaction that could negatively impact investor confidence.

Noted as one of two stocks that dominate the consumer discretionary ETF (XLY), making the ETF a poorly constructed, concentrated bet.

The stock is consolidating and still looks strong, grinding towards the upside. A long-term target of $720 was mentioned.

Highlighted as a significant long-term AI and robotics play, with its Optimus humanoid robot project predicted to be the 'biggest product ever in the history of the world.'

Extremely bullish sentiment, with the speaker highlighting that Tesla has 'solved autonomous driving,' which is a transformative event that makes it a critical AI and robotics company. Strongly advises against being short.

The bullish thesis is dependent on its future as an AI and robotics company, particularly Full Self-Driving (FSD). Morgan Stanley reiterated a high price target of $800.

The outperformance trend may continue into year-end as institutional fund managers who are underweight tech are likely to buy shares to improve portfolio performance ('window dressing').

Used as an example of a tech stock that has outperformed crypto, driven by institutional 'window dressing'. This outperformance is viewed as a temporary decoupling before attention rotates back to crypto.

Described as a quintessential investment for the 'Exponential Age' and a direct play on AI (self-driving) and robotics (Optimus). A direct, bullish statement was made: 'And also probably Tesla. It's pretty much all of this.'

The stock is testing a key level at $411. A 'very extreme' but possible long-term target of $717 is mentioned, highlighting potential upside.

Identified as the hosts' last pick among MAG7 stocks, indicating a significant bearish sentiment relative to its peers.

Mentioned as a major player in the emerging humanoid robot theme, which is described as 'heating up'.

Stock is 'screeching into new all-time highs', driven by a Morgan Stanley report that its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology is 'nailed', shifting the investment thesis to autonomy and robotics.

Market is focusing on the long-term AI story over current negative earnings growth, with significant institutional call option buying and an analyst upgrade to $510.

Received a significant price target upgrade to $510 from Cantor Fitzgerald, based on confidence in CyberTruck, Semi, and Megapack production, as well as future upside from Optimus robots and energy storage.

Extremely bullish on the energy storage division due to market leadership, technological advantages (MegaBlock), high-margin software (AutoBidder), and massive demand from the AI boom. Also cited as a high-quality asset for selling covered calls.

Extremely bullish long-term sentiment based on its vision beyond cars, focusing on the AI5 chip for autonomous driving, the Optimus robot, and a highly profitable and growing energy business. A near-term risk is the shareholder vote on CEO compensation.

Making serious moves toward producing its humanoid robot, evidenced by a large order for key components. Separately, its stock is noted to trade more on narrative than on traditional financial metrics, making it uniquely volatile.

The speaker is extremely bullish, stating it is their '#1 portfolio position' due to future growth catalysts like Robotaxi, the Optimus robot, and the Cybercab, viewing it as a high-reward bet on dominating future industries.

Strongly argued to be a real-world AI company, not a car company, with its true value in AI, robotics (Optimus), and high-margin energy storage (Megapacks). Its competitive position is strengthening as legacy automakers retreat from EV plans.

Despite record revenue, the stock fell. The analysis suggests being patient and waiting for a better entry point at the $399-$400 level.

The stock dipped after missing earnings, but one speaker stated they remain a 'Tesla bull long-term,' indicating a positive long-term outlook despite recent poor performance.

The long-term bullish thesis is strengthened by leadership in AI, robotics, and autonomy, which are seen as future growth drivers not fully priced into the stock. The negative reaction to the Q3 EPS miss is viewed as a short-term buying opportunity.

The commentary is neutral and informational, noting the company is set for a strong quarter due to expiring tax credits, but the speaker offered no personal conviction or position.

Has a key earnings report scheduled, and investors should be prepared for potential stock price volatility amidst broader concerns over inflationary pressures.

Part of the 'Magnificent Seven' group identified as the primary vehicle for the AI investment theme. The podcast suggests a bullish long-term outlook, stating, 'I think they're probably going to be doing alright'.

Upcoming earnings this week are an event to watch for broader market direction.

Multiple long-term growth drivers including Robotaxi network, Optimus robot, and Megapack energy storage. However, the stock is considered 'toppy' in the short-term, with a desired entry point below $400.

AI-driven initiatives like the expanding Robotaxi network and the Optimus humanoid robot are presented as major long-term growth drivers for the stock.

Was down 3% on a day the S&P was down 1.5%, illustrating its tendency to fall more than the broader market during a sell-off.

Viewed as an extremely bullish AI and robotics investment, not just a car company, with the potential to 'smoke Bitcoin' over the next five years. The speaker bought more on a recent dip.

Investors should be cautious about the Optimus robot's hype. Reported production issues, scaled-back plans, and design problems suggest its timeline to become a significant product may be much longer and more challenging than portrayed.