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Analyst TSLA Price Targets
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I could unlock the old thread and merge them if you want. Or leave it like this. Whatever.
$860 by Goldman Sachs
www.streetinsider.com
Tesla (TSLA) PT Raised to $860 at Goldman Sachs After Record High Quarterly Deliveries
Goldman Sachs analyst Mark Delaney raised the price target on Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) to $860.00 (from $835.00) after the company reported 1Q21 revenue of $10,389 mn (down 3% qoq and up 74% yoy)...
For comparison my $125T 2030 estimate works out at $130,000 per share (no dilution). Mine might be a little racy but some of the others are crazy low.
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Here are all of the price targets from above with a few more that I found. I created links to articles/videos for a source of the price target info. Included in parentheses are the dates when each price target was mentioned.
2021
$1,000 -- Gary Black (Jun 2021, “present value”)
2022
$700 -- Joseph Spak, RBC Capital Markets (Jan 2021)
$700 -- Philippe Houchois, Jefferies (Mar 2021)
$728 -- Ben Kallo, Baird (Jan 2021)
$800 -- Dan Levy, Credit Suisse (Jan 2021)
$812 -- Jed Dorsheimer, Cannacord Genuity (Jun 2021)
$820 -- Vijay Rakesh, Mizuho Securities (Apr 2021)
$860 -- Mark Delaney, Goldman Sachs (Apr 2021)
$900 -- Bank of America (Jan 2021)
$900 -- Pierre Ferragu, New Street Research (Mar 2021)
$900 -- Adam Jonas, Morgan Stanley (Apr 2021)
$950 ($1,250 “Bull”) -- Dan Ives, Wedbush (Jan 2021)
$1,010 -- Bill Selesky, Argus Research (Jan 2021)
$1,036 -- Colin Rusch, Oppenheimer (Jan 2021)
$1,200 -- Alex Potter, Piper Sandler (Feb 2021)
2023
$2,500 -- Gene Munster, Loup Ventures (Dec 2020. Revised in Jan 2021, see 2025).
2025
$1,500 -- Gary Black (Apr 2021)
$2,500 -- Gene Munster, Loup Ventures (Jan 2021)
$3,000 ($4,000 “Bull”, $1,500 “Bear”) -- ARK Invest (Mar 2021)
2030
$2,000 -- Ron Baron (Mar 2021)
$3,000 -- Rob Maurer (Mar 2021)
2021
$1,000 -- Gary Black (Jun 2021, “present value”)
2022
$700 -- Joseph Spak, RBC Capital Markets (Jan 2021)
$700 -- Philippe Houchois, Jefferies (Mar 2021)
$728 -- Ben Kallo, Baird (Jan 2021)
$800 -- Dan Levy, Credit Suisse (Jan 2021)
$812 -- Jed Dorsheimer, Cannacord Genuity (Jun 2021)
$820 -- Vijay Rakesh, Mizuho Securities (Apr 2021)
$860 -- Mark Delaney, Goldman Sachs (Apr 2021)
$900 -- Bank of America (Jan 2021)
$900 -- Pierre Ferragu, New Street Research (Mar 2021)
$900 -- Adam Jonas, Morgan Stanley (Apr 2021)
$950 ($1,250 “Bull”) -- Dan Ives, Wedbush (Jan 2021)
$1,010 -- Bill Selesky, Argus Research (Jan 2021)
$1,036 -- Colin Rusch, Oppenheimer (Jan 2021)
$1,200 -- Alex Potter, Piper Sandler (Feb 2021)
2023
$2,500 -- Gene Munster, Loup Ventures (Dec 2020. Revised in Jan 2021, see 2025).
2025
$1,500 -- Gary Black (Apr 2021)
$2,500 -- Gene Munster, Loup Ventures (Jan 2021)
$3,000 ($4,000 “Bull”, $1,500 “Bear”) -- ARK Invest (Mar 2021)
2030
$2,000 -- Ron Baron (Mar 2021)
$3,000 -- Rob Maurer (Mar 2021)
colettimj
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colettimj
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I think anyone watching this thread should check out TeslaPriceTargets.com for twelve-month targets.
The ARK stuff is quite comical. If Tesla does 1.5m in 2022 (which is about where consensus is, depending on what happens with Shanghai) and you apply a 50% annual growth rate...their own estimates have them doing 7.6m deliveries in 2026. And an example *BEAR CASE* is for 10m deliveries?
And their bull case is a $6.7 trillion market cap, which is roughly 20% of the entire projected U.S. GDP in 2026.
In the base case, they have Tesla buying $80 billion of Bitcoin, which contributes ~$400bn to the 2026 price target. And the share count rises <1% cumulatively over the next four years.
Not quite the highest, but definitely near the top of the list:
Tesla Price Targets
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Adam Jonas (MS) lowered his PT this morning from $250 to $220.
If I have it right, Jonas is assigning the following values to various segments of Tesla's business:
"Tesla Mobility": $29B
"Tesla as a 3rd Party Supplier": $93B
"Tesla Energy": $90B
"Insurance": $26B
"Network Services": $99B
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