What top creators are saying about Tesla Inc.(TSLA)— Page 5

The speaker is very bullish, believing the market is ignoring 'tremendous good news' such as a new lithium factory, strong delivery numbers, the new Model Y, and AI progress. The price drop is seen as an attractive entry point.

Mentioned as falling 2-3% or more during a sharp, geopolitically-driven market sell-off, indicating its sensitivity to broad market shocks.

Any pullback or consolidation that holds above the $410 level is viewed as a potential opportunity to open a long position.

The guest suggests that even Tesla, a more recent manufacturing success story, "seems to be falling on a hard time."

As long as the stock holds the key support level of $410 after its recent breakout, the current price action is seen as a pause before the next move higher.

Very bullish sentiment driven by new, more affordable car models expected to 'explode' the addressable market, 'next level' progress in Full Self-Driving software, and potential upside from a link to the AI company xAI.

Tesla's stock rose over 5% and remains highly sensitive to news and marketing, with a recent teaser video on social media sparking positive speculation about a new vehicle model.

Valuation is described as 'pretty stretched' and disconnected from near-term growth prospects. Investing at this price is largely a bet on long-term, high-risk AI and robotics projects like FSD and Optimus.

Listed as a top sell by Schwab clients in September, indicating strong selling pressure.

The current pullback is seen as a healthy retest of a key breakout level. As long as the stock holds above $410, it is considered a good position with a potential cycle target of $720.

Mentioned as a hypothetical example for Tether's future IoT strategy, where a device like a Tesla could have an embedded wallet to hold and transact USDT.

The stock is noted for its extreme intraday volatility and high sensitivity to news, such as beating delivery estimates due to expiring tax credits.

Reported strong Q3 2025 results with vehicle deliveries significantly beating expectations and record energy storage deployments, which could drive short-term upward momentum.

Described as one of the bedrock companies of Silicon Valley's economic prosperity, highlighting its scale and foundational importance to the US economy.

Could see significant upside if Q3 delivery numbers exceed Wall Street estimates. Prediction markets are estimating a blowout number, which could drive the stock higher. Potential rate cuts are seen as a further tailwind.

Showing heavy momentum and breaking key resistance levels ahead of vehicle delivery numbers. The host believes it could reach the $500 range by year-end.

Viewed as very bullish and highly undervalued, with the potential to double in price by year-end. The investment thesis is based on its dominance as an AI company, not just a car manufacturer.

Mentioned as a direct competitor to Waymo and a key leader in the autonomous vehicle sector, suggesting investors should consider exposure to this long-term technological shift.

Host is bullish on upcoming Q3 delivery numbers, believing the company will 'easily beat' the 447,000 consensus. The $400 level is seen as key technical support.

The host is extremely bullish long-term, calling it the 'best stock ever' with a potential path to $8,000 per share. Future stock splits, predicted for 2026/2027, are seen as potential catalysts.

Strongly bullish sentiment driven by its long-term potential in AI, autonomous driving, and robotics. A new $600 price target from Wedbush analyst Dan Ives and significant call option activity indicate strong investor confidence.

Positioned as the 'number one robotics player' for humanoid robots and a key player in autonomous transportation, although its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology performs 'really bad' in the rain.

Listed as a member of the Magnificent 7 with a year-to-date performance of +15%. No specific analysis was provided.

Showed strength with a gain of +2.68% despite broader market declines.

The company is seen as having a massive competitive advantage due to CEO Elon Musk's media presence, which generates an estimated $1 to $3 billion in free advertising ('earned media').

Extremely bullish view based on long-term potential in AI, robotics (Optimus robot), and innovative manufacturing, which the host believes is not fully priced in by the market.

Cited as an example of an AI stock that the speaker finds "extremely undervalued," suggesting its current price does not reflect its long-term growth potential from AI.

Included in the new CBOE Magnificent-10 Index, which could draw investor attention and act as a potential catalyst for the stock.

Dan Ives provides insights on the company as part of a discussion on the current tech bull market.

Mentioned as a more stable, long-term way to invest in the artificial intelligence theme, suitable for investors with a more conservative approach to the AI sector.

Analysts are raising price targets (Piper Sandler to $500) and shifting focus to the company's long-term AI and autonomy potential, which Dan Ives values at $1-2 trillion alone.

Expected to 'smoke' Bitcoin in the long-term (out to 2032) due to numerous upcoming catalysts including FSD-14, Robotaxi scaling, Megapack growth, and the Model 2 vehicle.

The head of the Optimus AI team departed for Meta, creating uncertainty. However, the host believes Tesla's advanced manufacturing capabilities remain a core advantage in the race to build humanoid robots, which may outweigh the talent loss.

Described as 'really strong' and is consolidating at a breakout level, which is expected to lead to a move higher.

TSLA is in 'breakout territory' and if it can hold its position, a major long-term move is possible with a price target as high as $712.

Highlights a unique risk factor for investors, as the company's brand and products can become targets due to the high-profile and controversial political activities of its CEO, leading to potential volatility and negative headlines.

Mentioned as an example of a new perpetual futures market being tested on the Felix protocol, indicating an ambition to expand beyond crypto-native assets.

Experienced a surge after Elon Musk purchased $1 billion worth of stock. A technical 'measured move' target suggests the price could go as high as $720, but it is approaching a major resistance level.

Used as an example of a stock where the 'smart guys' may have decided the best growth is over, leaving it for public 'meme stock' investors.

Elon Musk made a rare $1 billion open-market stock purchase, signaling confidence despite underperformance this year.

An exceptionally strong bullish signal due to CEO Elon Musk's massive open-market share purchase. The company is seen as the leading play on AI/robotics and a major beneficiary of potential interest rate cuts.

Has surged past $400, trading at $402.47, marking its first time above this level since January. The upward momentum suggests renewed positive sentiment and a potential short-term trading opportunity.

The combination of tangible progress in its robotaxi ambitions, strong China sales, and a renewed focus from CEO Elon Musk has created a powerful bullish narrative for the stock.

The investment case is no longer about the EV business, which is seen as weak, but a high-risk bet on AI/robotics. The host is extremely skeptical of the Robotaxi model, and the stock's underperformance suggests the market is not yet underwriting this new story.

A conflict between weak fundamentals ('not good right now') and a strong technical chart. A potential short-term catalyst is the expiration of the EV tax credit, which could 'pull forward' sales and lead to a strong Q3 report.

Mentioned as an example of a traditional stock that can be tokenized and offered on-chain via platforms like Ondo Global Markets.

Identified as a leader in the AI and robotics space, which is framed as a primary, long-term investment theme with a sense of urgency.

Extremely bullish view based on the energy storage (Megapack) business, which is described as growing exponentially, having high margins, and being deeply undervalued by the market.

Valuation is considered extremely stretched and likely inflated, with proposed growth targets described as 'near impossible' to achieve amid intense competition, creating a high risk of a significant price correction.

One of the 'Magnificent Seven' stocks that constitute a historically high 30% of the S&P 500, creating a significant concentration risk for index investors.