Hello and welcome to the Thursday January 30th

2020 edition of Tesla Daily on Official Tesla Podcast.

My name is Rob Maower.

Today we are talking about analyst reactions

to Tesla's Q4 earnings report.

I have 15 of them to go through today,

tried to round up as much as I could.

So we're gonna go in order from lowest price target to highest price target.

I know whenever we talk about analysts, some people feel the need to give me feedback that we shouldn't because their opinions don't matter.

Fine, I would agree with that for some analysts,

a select group of analysts, but I do think some provide valuable information

and regardless of how valuable the information is,

I do still feel like it's important to be aware of because if

nothing else it at least plays a role in sentiment. That being said of course today

we have to check the stock before we get into any of this because on the day

Tesla finished up 10.3% to $640.81, obviously a new all-time high

clothes. The NASDAQ on the day was up 0.3% and Tesla continued to rise after hours another half a percent to about

$644 per share. All right we will start off with Barclays, Brian Johnson.

He has a $200 price target on the stock with an underweight rating after earnings saying, quote,

with Tesla posting an earnings beat on top of seemingly unstoppable share price momentum since the

surprise third quarter 2019 profit.

The bull narrative has shifted from Tesla disrupting multiple industries

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