In the past few days, institutions including Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley and others have raised their target prices for Tesla, citing Musk's close relationship with the Trump administration and Tesla's leading position in the field of autonomous driving.
Among them, Morgan Stanley reiterated its "preferred" rating for Tesla in oman phone number list its latest report and raised its target price from US$310 to US$400; Goldman Sachs pointed out that the market is focusing on Tesla's future potential, especially its opportunities in artificial intelligence, especially its fully autonomous driving FSD software and driverless taxi Cybercab.
Elsewhere, analysts at Wedbush Securities are more optimistic.
On Sunday, Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives raised his price target on Tesla to $515 from $400, the highest on Wall Street. He also gave a target price of $650 under an "optimistic scenario," which would bring Tesla's market value to about $2.1 trillion, while the current new target price corresponds to a market value of about $1.7 trillion.
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1. Nasdaq rose 1.24% to a new high, the China Concept Index fell 2.19%, and Tesla rose more than 6%.