ARK’s Price Target For Tesla

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Whitney Tilson’s email to investors discussing the ‘TaaS 2.0’ event on Thursday; ARK’s Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) model.

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'TaaS 2.0' Event

While I have conflicting feelings about Tesla and its mercurial CEO Elon Musk, I'm super bullish on electric vehicles ("EVs") and autonomous vehicles ("AVs"), for reasons I lay out in this video.

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We're calling our next event "TaaS 2.0."

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P.S. For folks who share my interest in this burgeoning sector, I have a Tesla/EV/AV-focused e-mail list, which you can subscribe to (roughly two e-mails per week) by sending a blank e-mail to: [email protected]. Below is what I sent to that list recently...

ARK's Price Target For Tesla in 2025

4) Last Friday, Tesla bull ARK Invest published this update to its model: ARK's Price Target for Tesla in 2025.

Financial Times columnist Jamie Powell heaps scorn on ARK Invest's model: ARK's Tesla model gish gallops to $3,000 per share. Excerpt:

On Friday evening ARK Invest, the tech focused investment manager and ETF provider du jour, published its latest update to its Tesla model. The new 2025 price target? $3,000 per share, or a market capitalization of just under $3tn. The bull case is a touch higher, of course, at $4,000 per share. The bear case is $1,500 per share, more than double where Tesla's shares closed before the weekend.

Accompanying the blog post was an Excel sheet uploaded to GitHub, which you can download and toy with here. The "model," as with the last iteration, has more logical holes than Blackburn, Lancashire (Editor – that's a nod to one of the lyrics in the Beatles' A Day in The Life, right?). To be frank, it's hard to know where to start, but here's a few noticeable details from the bull case.

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