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Tesla Daily: Tesla News & Analysis

Analyst Notes, GM/F/FCA Earnings Reports (07.26.18)

Tesla Daily: Tesla News & Analysis

Rob Maurer

Tech News, Technology, News

4.8 β€’ 1.1K Ratings

πŸ—“οΈ 26 July 2018

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

– More analyst notes on TSLA
– GM, Ford, and Fiat Chrysler report earnings

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Disclosure: Rob Maurer is long TSLA stock

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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to the Thursday July 26th 2018 edition of Tesla Daily on

0:11.7

official Tesla Podcast.

0:13.3

My name is Rob Maower.

0:14.3

Today we are talking about a couple of analyst notes,

0:16.4

as well as earnings from GM, Ford, and Fiat Chrysler.

0:19.3

Tesla's talk on Wednesday closed up 3.80% to $.84 this compared to the Nasdac up 1.17

0:26.8

percent. We had a couple new analyst notes yesterday one of which was from

0:30.1

Instanets Romit Shah. We've talked about his notes before,

0:33.4

but he has one of the highest price targets

0:35.2

on Tesla at $450, which he reiterated yesterday.

0:39.2

He noted, quote, our supply chain checks in Taiwan and Korea

0:42.3

indicate that Tesla is currently procuring model three parts at a rate of over 6,000 per week.

0:47.0

These parts include temperature management solutions, wiring harnesses, brake cams, gears, and axles. We also see third-quarter revenues benefiting from stronger

0:55.6

Model 3 ASPs, a higher than typical in-transit balance exiting Q2 and sequential improvement

1:01.5

for Model S and X deliveries."

1:03.0

A lot of good details just in that short note.

1:06.0

I really like how he is very specific in terms of the parts that he mentioned

1:10.0

when he mentioned supply chain checks.

1:12.0

I think too often we hear from analysts who

1:14.3

mentioned the checks that they've done and then give us no specific details

1:17.4

about that which doesn't leave us a lot to go off of. But in this case

1:20.8

instant net is referencing five unique parts, all being presumably procured at a rate of $6,000 per week.

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