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Bernstein 'struggles' to see a catalyst for Tesla (TSLA) stock
February 6, 2024 9:50 AM ESTBernstein remains Bearish on Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) with an Underperform rating and a 12-month price target on the electric automaker of $150.00 as analysts struggle to see a catalyst for the company.
2023 marked a period of robust yet decelerating growth for the electric vehicle (EV) market globally, with sales of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) experiencing a 35% increase from 6.3 million to 8.2 million units. This growth, however, was notably slower compared to the impressive 65% expansion witnessed in... More
Daiwa downgrades Tesla (TSLA) over increased governance concerns
February 6, 2024 9:00 AM ESTDaiwa Capital Markets downgraded Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) to a Neutral rating (From Outperform) and cut their 12-month price target by $50.00 to $195.00 as the firm sees corporate governance concerns aggravating already tough financial conditions in 2024.
Concerns about how Tesla is governed increased after a Delaware judge's ruling questioned the independence of Tesla's Board, leading to the cancellation of CEO Elon Musk's compensation. The Wall Street Journal's... More



