TSLABullpending
Target Price
$870
“you could roughly get $870 per share in 2030”@ 18:15 · open at this moment on YouTube ↗
Thesis at the time
BullishTesla is transitioning from just a car company to an AI plus energy infrastructure plus robotaxi play, with FSD v14 showing major improvements and the XAI megapack deal creating a powerful internal flywheel. The company's long-term value lies in software subscriptions, energy infrastructure for AI data centers, and autonomous driving capabilities.
Key arguments
- FSD v14 shows thousands of miles between interventions vs hundreds previously
- XAI megapack deal worth $375M+ creates internal flywheel between Elon's companies
- Tesla positioning as energy backbone for AI infrastructure boom
- Free FSD trials creating software adoption flywheel through loss aversion psychology
- Multiple revenue streams beyond cars: energy, software subscriptions, robotaxis
Counter-arguments acknowledged
- Europe sales down 50% year-over-year with regulatory approval uncertainty
- Losing market share in Asia to local competitors like BYD
- Current valuation not justified by earnings, relies on future growth story
- Regulatory gatekeeping risk in Europe could delay FSD rollout
Hedges and caveats (from the video)
- Explicit disclaimer: 'This is not financial advice. This is only for informational and educational purposes.'
- European regulatory approval not guaranteed despite February 2026 demo target
- Tesla European sales down 50% year-over-year with market share declining to 1.6%
- Regulator skepticism in Europe ('we are not in a hurry')
- FSD still requires human intervention (disengagements still occurring)
- Video promises 'short and long-term price targets' at end but transcript cuts off before delivery
The call
- Date said
- Nov 29, 2025
- Timeframe
- by 2030
- Deadline
- Dec 31, 2030
- Price at prediction
- $430.17
- Current price (live)
- $378.90$491.10 below target
- Confidence
- low
- Specificity
- specific
How it resolved
- Status
- pending
Confidence Reasoning
Explicitly states 'completely speculative' and 'I do not have a crystal ball'