Analyst Maintains Outperform on Tesla Following Estimated Delivery Figures
RBC Capital Stands by Tesla with High Rating Despite Lower Delivery Estimates
RBC Capital continues to give Tesla an "Outperform" rating, meaning they believe Tesla's stock will perform better than other stocks in the market. RBC thinks Tesla’s stock could reach a price of $227.00.
Lower Delivery Numbers for Tesla
RBC Capital estimates that Tesla will deliver 410,000 cars in the second quarter of 2024. This is a significant drop from their earlier estimate of 533,000 cars, which is a 23% decrease. This new figure is also 4.3% lower than what others had expected.
How RBC Came Up with These Numbers
RBC Capital used data from car registrations and Tesla app downloads to predict these delivery numbers. Even though the numbers are lower, RBC believes in Tesla’s strong market position and its long-term potential.
Official Numbers Coming Soon
Tesla will release its official delivery numbers in the first week of July. This report is crucial as it shows how many cars Tesla can produce and sell, indicating the company's performance.
Mixed Predictions but Positive Long-Term View
RBC Capital suggests that Tesla's deliveries may slow down compared to earlier estimates. However, their positive "Outperform" rating means they still believe Tesla will perform well in the long run.
Industry Watch: Tesla and Its Challenges
- Current News: Tesla is adjusting to various developments.
- Market Stability: NewStreet’s update suggests that Tesla will have stable demand but no significant growth in the near future.
- Quarterly Performance: Tesla's Q2 deliveries might increase compared to the previous quarter but could still be less than expected.
- Financial Margins: Tesla's profit margins are at a low point, and no big price cuts are expected.
Other Analysts’ Views
Morgan Stanley also supports Tesla with an "Overweight" rating, indicating a positive outlook. They note that Tesla could benefit from higher electricity demand, especially with the rise of artificial intelligence (AI).
Legal and Market Challenges
- Legal Issues: Tesla is in a legal dispute over CEO Elon Musk’s compensation, urging a judge to reconsider a decision against Musk's $56 billion pay package.
- Import Tariffs: Potential tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles by Canada and the European Commission may affect Tesla’s operations.
Regional Competition
The electric vehicle (EV) market in Southeast Asia is booming, with companies like BYD from China and VinFast from Vietnam leading the charge. While Tesla is growing in this region, Chinese carmakers are expanding quickly.
Conclusion
Investors and potential buyers should keep an eye on Tesla’s official delivery numbers in July and be aware of the various factors influencing its stock and market position. Despite challenges, many analysts remain optimistic about Tesla's future.
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