UNO reverse, that is what this feels like! In this case, that means we analyze the analysts. This is the 4th edition of our Tesla analyst report cards, based on where their TSLA price targets and sell/hold/buy advice would lead you (based on information from tools like tipranks, marketbeat, and other research).
This is the third edition of our Tesla analyst report cards based on where their TSLA price targets and sell/hold/buy advice would lead you (based on information from tools like tipranks, marketbeat and other research).
If you’re looking for confirmation that the internal combustion engine (ICE) is in jeopardy, ask Wall Street. Shares in electric vehicle maker Tesla are soaring, as the company prepares for a 5-for-1 stock split and possible inclusion in the S&P 500 stock index.
This is the most in-depth guide on the internet on Tesla [TSLA] stock analysts on Wall Street and beyond.
The Chinese market for Tesla is potentially much bigger than that of the U.S., despite a common myth about Tesla’s affordability in China. There’s a common implication that many people in China are poor and cannot afford to buy a Tesla, so there is not much of a market for Tesla in China. A new study shows just how wrong this common lie is that Tesla short sellers tell each other as they convince themselves that they will get rich shorting Tesla.
Doing what Ross Gerber (and others) expected, Tesla has announced it is raising approximately $2 billion dollars to boost its balance sheet. Tesla CEO Elon Musk seemed to hint recently that the company would do that. Some of our others may comment on this topic further in the coming hours and days, but in the interest of covering the news in a timely manner, below is Tesla’s press release on this topic.
German energy company E.ON announced last week that it is set to build one of the largest onshore wind farms in Europe, following the company’s decision to invest in the 475 megawatt (MW) Nysäter project to be built in Sweden.
Leading US residential solar PV provider Vivint Solar announced earlier this week that it had closed a new round of new financing worth $811 million to be used for various debt and corporate purposes.
Energy industry leaders met in Houston last week for the CERA Week conference. Almost to a man (there were virtually no women on the stage) they saw nothing but bright skies ahead for fossil fuels and expressed little concern about electric vehicles. Where do I get a job like that?
America’s leading solar energy provider, SolarCity, has partnered with financial services provider Credit Suisse to finance more than $300 million in residential solar projects. This marks yet another multi-million-dollar financing round for SolarCity in a year which saw the company post a massive net-loss in its second quarter, forcing the … [continued]
