- Tesla's normalized math-based valuation remains far lower than its current price, largely a function of rising inflation/required discount investment rates.
- A slowing global economy and a jump in EV competition are real-world risks to future Tesla investment gains.
- One bright spot is technical momentum trends indicate buying interest has not completely imploded with the Big Tech bust of 2022.
- I rate TSLA between a Hold for long-time owners and Musk believers to an Avoid for those contemplating adding shares.
For further details see:
An Optimist Would Say Tesla Is Worth $400, Maybe $500/Share