
Tesla Inc. ($TSLA) has faced a challenging period, with its stock price plunging over 50% in the past three months, currently trading at approximately $130 per share, according to HSBC. Despite these difficulties, analysts remain optimistic about the company's future. Canaccord's George Gianarikas highlighted potential short-term production bumps with the Model Y but believes that Tesla's long-term growth will be driven by advancements in artificial intelligence, robotaxis, and humanoid robots. Bloomberg's Steve Man also expressed a positive outlook for Tesla's sales in the first half of 2025. Fundstrat's Tom Lee noted that the odds of a V-shaped recovery for stocks after April 2 are 'extremely high,' suggesting that Tesla could play a pivotal role in this rebound, similar to previous market recoveries. Additionally, Morgan Stanley stated that Tesla's growth story is being 'overlooked,' emphasizing the company's leadership in physical AI, robotics, energy, and computing.
đ Fundstrat's Tom Lee on a market rebound: âI think the odds of a V-shaped recovery after April 2 are extremely high⌠Exhibit A? Tesla.â He sees $TSLA as a key stock to watch, despite past controversies, and believes it could lead the way for the Mag7 in the coming months. đ https://t.co/nnEDW1R1Bf
BREAKING: MORGAN STANLEY SAYS â $TSLA GROWTH STORY IS BEING âOVERLOOKEDâ đ They say Tesla leads in physical AI, robotics, energy, and computing ! https://t.co/Kzm4AjybJt
The odds of a V-shaped recovery after April 2 is âextremely high,â Fundstratâs Tom Lee says Stocks could stage a major comeback after April 2, much as they did in 2018 when investors last sought clarity on the tariff front from President Donald Trump, according to Fundstratâs


