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Strategies & Market Trends : John Pitera's Market Laboratory
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To: John Pitera who wrote (20375)11/14/2017 12:08:22 AM
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It appears that TSLA will grow revs from close to $12 Billion this year to close to $20 Billion next year. It may be a rough few quarters between now and the middle of next year but if, I repeat if, sales and margins "cooperate", the massive negative bottom line numbers being displayed this year will start to dwindle fast.

60% or 70% revenue growth, combined with "good enough" margins will be very impressive, should TSLA deliver.

Rolling out a new product is not always that easy, to say the least. Time will tell. Price to sales is over 5 at the moment but if their stock price stayed the same and they produce $20 Billion in sales next year, that gets cut in half to 2.5P/S ratio. Doesn't seem to be an excessive figure for a company capable of generating 66% revenue growth in one year from a $10 Billion dollar starting point (currently).....but hey, that's just the way it "could" look if they execute properly.
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