Cory2
07-22

I speculated under 5% bullish with $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  and earnings night. For some reason, despite a fairly healthy financial outlook and exceeding it's own expectations - Tesla isn't at the stock price where given the EV market data and a robust analysis, shpuld be imho. Perhaps all the AI data centre/memory chips noise is stealing some of $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  thunder. Tough. I still invest in Tesla because of all the reasons I've said in previous posts. The long term outlook is healthy and strong given BYD it's only real competitor in the EV pool. A bit of time in the shade will keep Tesla humble and out of unsteady 15-mins-of-fame territory, and I back that after the robotaxi launches and steady meeting of deliveries and strong bottom line, the wheat from the chaff will be sorted, and Tesla will again shine in it's own light, not a short-lived limelight...

Tesla Slides Another 1.2% Monday; Who Can Stem the 2026 Downtrend?
Tesla closed down 1.22% Monday, extending its losing streak since the start of 2026. While recent sales data shows modest recovery, analysts warn of deeper margin and cash flow concerns beneath the surface; one prominent analyst nonetheless maintains a bullish 85% upside target over the next 12 months. Bulls and bears remain sharply divided between the Optimus robotics thesis and core auto fundamentals. With macro headwinds and extreme optimism coexisting, is Tesla's selloff a value trap or a mispricing?
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