Tesla Continues to Falter and Lose Value: This Renowned Analyst Predicts 60% Returns Soon
Tesla (TSLA) shares fell 3.08% after cutting its capital expenditure forecast, despite an earnings beat. Analysts are divided, with Wedbush targeting $600 (60% upside) based on AI/robotics growth, while others remain cautious. TSLA trades at $374.58, down 24.9% from its 52-week high. Peers GM, Ford, and Rivian also saw declines but offer higher consensus upside.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
Tesla’s earnings beat was muted by a significant capex cut, leading to a modest sell‑off and revised upside estimates.
Market read
First‑report earnings with a material capex cut for a mega‑cap stock; immediate price impact and revised analyst targets.
What to watch
Strong cash position ($45.4B) and growing FSD subscriptions could offset short‑term capex concerns.
Background
The article combines earnings results, a capital‑expenditure downgrade, and analyst price‑target commentary.
Ticker impact
Tesla reported a surprise cut to its annual capital expenditure forecast by a fifth, causing the stock to fall 3.08% the next session despite an earnings beat.
downward pressure as investors price in reduced AI spending
Capex cuts are a material change for a growth‑focused company; the immediate 3% sell‑off confirms market reaction.
Market effects
May dampen sentiment in the broader EV and AI‑related tech sector.
US market bias against high‑growth tech stocks could intensify.
Tesla’s size means the news can influence global tech indices.
Counterpoint
If robotaxi rollout accelerates faster than expected, the capex cut could be temporary and price may rebound.
Key entities
- companyTesla
US‑listed EV and AI company



