Tesla's new flying Roadster showcases impressive technology but its commercial viability is uncertain, failing to justify Tesla's $1.4 trillion valuation. Despite Q3 vehicle deliveries beating expectations, automotive profit margins remain under pressure, casting doubt on earnings quality. Wall Street anticipates nearly $10 billion in negative free cash flow in the second half of 2026 as Tesla invests heavily in AI, robotaxi, and Optimus projects. Even with a potential tripling of adjusted earnings per share by 2029, current valuations suggest investors could still face losses, leading to a Strong Sell rating from the analyst.
Tesla shares trade at USD 353.27 on Pluang as of Oct 17, 2026 00:31 WIB, down 2.53% for the day and closer to its 52-week low of USD 298.16 than the high of USD 489.88. The stock's $1.43 trillion market cap slightly exceeds the article's $1.4 trillion valuation figure. Despite the negative sentiment in the news, Pluang order activity shows 70% buying interest, indicating some investor confidence amid the current price pullback.
Tesla unveiled a new flying Roadster that can hover and reach 60 mph in under a second, demonstrated in Texas. Production is set for 2028, requiring a $50,000 deposit and likely FAA oversight, meaning drivers might need pilot licenses. The vehicle's ...
Tesla, Inc. has been downgraded to a Hold rating due to shares trading near fair value but facing potential short-term technical declines. Despite strong Q2 revenue, the company reported sharply lower operating income and negative free cash flow driv...
Tesla revealed a new Roadster sports car capable of brief levitation using air jets, with production planned for 2028. The vehicle demonstrated aerial maneuvers and a suction system to hang upside down during tests, but sustained flight capability re...
Tesla's future growth is driven by AI-related businesses like Robotaxi, Full Self-Driving subscriptions, energy storage, and the Optimus robot, rather than just electric car sales. Despite strong revenue growth, Tesla's operating margin is narrow and...
Wall Street analysts largely agree on Amazon, with most rating it a buy and a price target suggesting 28.65% upside, driven by strong AWS growth and accelerating revenue. Tesla, however, faces mixed opinions with a lower 8.12% upside and concerns ove...
