Tesla is NOT an Electric Car Company...So What Is It?
In this episode, Shamus Madan conducts an in-depth analysis of Tesla's stock price and PE ratio. He further explores Tesla's future and potential in the electric company sector. The key takeaway discusses the scope of Tesla's interest in this area. The episode wraps up with concluding remarks, subscription reminder, and a final disclaimer.
Key Points
- Tesla's high stock price and PE ratio reflect market expectations of the company's future growth and expansion into an entire electric ecosystem, not just electric cars.
- Investors should consider Tesla's potential to disrupt the energy sector with its products like power walls and solar roofs, aiming to create a more efficient and resilient energy system.
- Comparisons between Tesla and other electric car companies may be misleading due to Tesla's broader objectives and its role as an electric company with a diverse range of products.
The Key Takeaway here is Tesla is NOT a car company, it is an electric company taking on not just motor vehicles, but also power companies, roofing, and anything to do with electricity. Think about it, decades from now, do you still see the country using coal?
Topics:
Tesla, Finance, Markets, Economy, Future, Cars, Electricity, Coal, Natural Gas, Clean Energy
Alright everyone, thank you for tuning into MBIT, I am your host Shamus Madan, and I will see you on the next episode.
Disclaimer:
The MBIT podcast is reflecting the opinion of only the host. The podcast is for informational purposes only. The podcast is not a research report and is not a recommendation to purchase or sell any stocks, holdings or securities. The podcast is also not meant to serve as the basis of any investment decision.
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