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When Tesla released its most recent earnings report late on Wednesday, investors were very impressed with the report, though analysts seemed skeptical.
The head of Saudi Aramco said that oil prices eventually will rise, Elon Musk has unveiled the Tesla Model 3 and the new Spider-Man movie was a huge hit.
Goldman Sachs has been cautious on Tesla for some time. Now the firm has become even more cautious ahead.
When it comes to Tesla, the question for investors has long been why anyone would buy into a company that loses money.
Elon Musk believes that the next stage of human advancement is on the horizon. His company SpaceX is setting its sights on Mars, but the future may be closer than that.
Both Elon Musk of Tesla and SpaceX and Jeff Bezos of Amazon.com are in a race to get humans into space, perhaps as far away as Mars.
Goldman Sachs lowered an already cautious rating and pessimistic price target on Tesla, citing some near-term challenges.
Analysts are already predicting Tesla will report a net loss for the quarter, so more are interested in the production numbers that Musk’s company will report.
Tesla Motors has been trading at the Elon Musk premium for a while, but it looks like it paid off this quarter, with Tesla setting new records for vehicle production, deliveries and revenue.
Tesla Motors is scheduled to report its third-quarter financial results after the markets close on Wednesday.
Despite the impression many analysts have that Tesla will need money to stay in business as it completes its merger with SolarCity and ramps up production to deliver its Model 3, founder Elon Musk...
Tesla's third-quarter numbers are impressive, but not nearly what is needed to hit the company's goal of 500,000 deliveries in 2018.
There are used Tesla vehicles available in large numbers, so buying a used one may be a good alternative to buying one new, particularly if it is in good shape.
More than half of Tesla Motors shares outstanding are held by just 13 individuals and three investment firms.
If there is one firm that has been among the most pessimistic on Tesla Motors, it is Merrill Lynch, which now is out with seven reasons to be concerned about the SolarCity merger.