Tesla's valuation just got repriced downward. A major securities firm trimmed their price target to $439 from $444, keeping the stock on Hold. What triggered the shift? Q4 delivery numbers came in at 418,000 units—falling short of what both the Street and their own forecast had penciled in. No major updates on the company's strategic roadmap either, which adds to the cautious tone. The gap between expectation and reality here is worth paying attention to if you're tracking the EV space.
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ChainSherlockGirl
· 9h ago
Ha, this is the legendary "Expectation vs. Reality" disaster scene.
With a delivery volume of 418K, I need to highlight this—what does this number indicate? The wallets of major players are the most honest; they've already voted with their feet.
Honestly, the most interesting part is the lack of roadmap updates. It feels like they're holding back a big move or have no tricks left. The data will reveal the truth.
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NFTRegretful
· 13h ago
Tesla once again failed to meet expectations; this stuff has become old news.
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ChainBrain
· 13h ago
It's all because the delivery volume didn't meet expectations... 4.16 million, what's that? Is the market's expectation that high?
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ETH_Maxi_Taxi
· 13h ago
Haha, 418k in delivery volume, this is the gap between reality and expectations, no cap
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liquidation_watcher
· 13h ago
4.18 million units didn't meet expectations. This time, it was a bit disappointing. Elon Musk will have to think about how to spin the story this time, haha.
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FortuneTeller42
· 13h ago
Elon Musk has once again failed to meet expectations; this time, it's really a collapse.
Tesla's valuation just got repriced downward. A major securities firm trimmed their price target to $439 from $444, keeping the stock on Hold. What triggered the shift? Q4 delivery numbers came in at 418,000 units—falling short of what both the Street and their own forecast had penciled in. No major updates on the company's strategic roadmap either, which adds to the cautious tone. The gap between expectation and reality here is worth paying attention to if you're tracking the EV space.