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On Tuesday, TD Cowen analysts reaffirmed their Buy rating on Tesla shares (NASDAQ:TSLA), maintaining a price target of $330.00. The electric vehicle giant, currently trading at $355.94 with a market capitalization of $1.15 trillion, has seen its stock surge 89% over the past year. According to InvestingPro, analyst targets for Tesla range from $115 to $500. In their latest commentary, they focused on Tesla’s autonomous vehicle (AV) features, which align with TD Cowen’s thesis regarding the company’s AV potential. The analysts believe that Tesla’s AV capabilities extend beyond the ridesharing market and could disrupt consumer AV business models. They anticipate that these developments could lead to new revenue streams and gains in vehicle market share. With a P/E ratio of 178.75 and an overall financial health score rated as GOOD by InvestingPro, Tesla appears positioned to navigate market challenges. Additionally, the analysts noted that the recent pricing pressures in the Chinese electric vehicle market highlight the significance of Tesla’s AV advancements.
In other recent news, Tesla’s ambitious plans to deploy fully autonomous robotaxis have been highlighted by Cantor Fitzgerald, which reiterated an Overweight rating with a $355.00 price target. The initial rollout is expected in Austin with Model Y vehicles equipped with unsupervised Full Self-Driving technology. Meanwhile, Truist Securities maintained a Hold rating on Tesla with a $280.00 price target, citing the upcoming Robotaxi service as a potential catalyst for the company’s stock. Tesla’s CEO, Elon Musk, has confirmed his continued commitment to the company, which is expected to update its automotive growth targets and energy storage outlook next quarter.
Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) is also capturing attention with a surge in its stock value ahead of its earnings report, outperforming other tech giants in the Magnificent Seven group. The market is keenly anticipating Nvidia’s earnings report, which could influence its stock trajectory. Additionally, cryptocurrency exchange Kraken has announced plans to offer tokenized equities for non-U.S. customers, including stocks of companies like Tesla, Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), and Nvidia. This service will allow international investors to trade these stocks as digital tokens, providing access outside traditional U.S. market hours. Kraken’s initiative represents a significant step in integrating traditional financial markets with digital currencies.
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