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Tesla Stock Predictions: Bullish Algorithmic Analysis

May 20, 2015

Tesla Stock Predictions: Why The Stock Price Will Continue To Climb

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Tesla Stock Predictions: Stationary Batteries Will Power Tesla In The Future: An Algorithmic Analysis (TSLA)

May 10, 2015

Tesla Stock Predictions: Summary

The larger losses and increased spending seem to be all investors are noticing after the most recent earnings report.
Car sales appear like they will meet expectations for the year, signifying huge growth and positive cash flow will come in time.
The stationary battery package has been a huge hit so far, with crazy demand signifying it could increase Tesla’s valuation in the long-term.
I Know First is bullish on Tesla in the long-term, while it acknowledges the stock will struggle in the short-term before the Model X is released and the Gigafactory is.

Algorithmic Analysis

The forecast shown in the Seeking Alpha article is for the long-term time horizons of three months and one year. These forecasts are bullish, especially the one-year forecast with a strong signal strength of 193.02 and predictability of 0.52.

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Tesla Stock Predictions: Buy TSLA Ahead Of Thursday Meeting

April 28, 2015

Tesla Motors Inc. (TSLA) is known as an electric car company. Its stock price had suffered since reaching an all time high in September 2014, falling more than 34% just a month ago. Concerns over the company’s success in China, along with the affordability and marketability of the car, made investors unsure whether the innovative company deserved the high valuation it had at the time.

I Know First Algorithmic Prediction

Since then, the stock price has recovered, as I Know First predicted it would in an article that you can read here. The article argued that the stock price would climb in 2015, as the poor results in China were overblown and would be addressed. Further, demand for the Model S still outweighed supply, which Tesla was addressing with its “gigafactory” being built in Nevada. An announcement coming up on Thursday, where Tesla will introduce a new product that will add value to the company, and the prospect of improved operations in China mean the stock price will continue to climb higher.