Why. Is Morgan Stanley pushing this delusional narrative?

From Yahoo:


Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) is an automotive and clean energy company that leverages advanced artificial intelligence in its autonomous driving technology and robotics initiatives. On March 21, Morgan Stanley lowered the firm’s price target on the stock to $410 from $430 and kept an “Overweight” rating on the shares.

The analyst told investors in a research note that even though Tesla deliveries have been mostly lower than expected, it doesn’t change the firm’s investment thesis. These softer deliveries are suggestive that the company is transitioning from an automotive “pure play” to a highly diversified play on AI and robotics.

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Anonymous wrote:If you had bought TSLA when this thread was created, you would be up 22% today

Yawn. The time to buy Tesla was pre-pandemic. If you missed that window, you’re too late. The stock has done absolutely nothing in the last 4 years.

Post here when it gets to 600 in a few months

Dead cat bounce is the word on the street.

You heard that on CNBC? lol

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Anonymous wrote:If you had bought TSLA when this thread was created, you would be up 22% today

+1. Anyone who listens to the dumb, angry LWNJ’s here only loses money. For being the money forum posters are laughably financially ignorant.

Run off and buy some Trumpy crypto while you’re at it. 😂

Anonymous wrote:If you had bought TSLA when this thread was created, you would be up 22% today

+1. Anyone who listens to the dumb, angry LWNJ’s here only loses money. For being the money forum posters are laughably financially ignorant.

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Anonymous wrote:If you had bought TSLA when this thread was created, you would be up 22% today

Yawn. The time to buy Tesla was pre-pandemic. If you missed that window, you’re too late. The stock has done absolutely nothing in the last 4 years.

Post here when it gets to 600 in a few months

Dead cat bounce is the word on the street.

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Anonymous wrote:If you had bought TSLA when this thread was created, you would be up 22% today

Yawn. The time to buy Tesla was pre-pandemic. If you missed that window, you’re too late. The stock has done absolutely nothing in the last 4 years.

Post here when it gets to 600 in a few months

Porsche = Fast
Ferrari = Faster
Tesla. = Fascist

Anonymous wrote:If you had bought TSLA when this thread was created, you would be up 22% today

Yawn. The time to buy Tesla was pre-pandemic. If you missed that window, you’re too late. The stock has done absolutely nothing in the last 4 years.

Anonymous wrote:I'm wondering if TSLA will also be given preferential treatment since Musk is able to apparently grab any government contracts he desires. Is it possible to pass tax breaks or other incentives that only apply to purchasing Tesla vehicles?

No

Anonymous wrote:If you had bought TSLA when this thread was created, you would be up 22% today

You know Elon's going to muck it up, right?

If you had bought TSLA when this thread was created, you would be up 22% today

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Anonymous wrote:If Musk was really in trouble wouldn’t he just take SpaceX/Starlink public? I think it is all ego.

No body trusts Musk companies now. He'd lose a fortune trying an offering now, and being forced to publicize audited financials which, knowing Musk's history, have been fraudulent.

I mean what's to trust? Its not like SpaceX was the only entity who could safely return those astronauts stuck in space, right? Total house of cards, Musk has never done anything worthwhile...

Anonymous wrote:I'm wondering if TSLA will also be given preferential treatment since Musk is able to apparently grab any government contracts he desires. Is it possible to pass tax breaks or other incentives that only apply to purchasing Tesla vehicles?

That is absolutely part of Musk's plan- expect to see proposed language for the tax bill that will be written in such a way that some credits would only apply to Tesla sales.

I'm wondering if TSLA will also be given preferential treatment since Musk is able to apparently grab any government contracts he desires. Is it possible to pass tax breaks or other incentives that only apply to purchasing Tesla vehicles?

Sadly, I don't think Musk has anything to worry about as he is going to profit of billions in new government contracts:
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/23/us/politics/spacex-contracts-musk-doge-trump.html

And why this isn't a bigger story, I don't know.