Now, Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas has taken one of the strongest steps yet to do just that — and is including an array of companies including Tinder, Roku, and video game makers too.
"To only value Tesla on car sales alone ignores the multiple businesses embedded within the company, and ignores the long term value creation arising from monetizing Tesla's core strengths, driven by best-in-class software and ancillary services," Jonas said in a note to clients on Wednesday. Tesla network services, comprising everything from the company's Supercharger network to driver-assistance software, premium infotainment, and performance upgrades — gets the next largest weight in Jonas' analysis, at $164 per share.Musk previously said would be in place with a million self-driving by the end of 2020Insurance, which Tesla launched in California last year, and a third-party supplier business, make up the final $73 per share of Jonas total target.
But the comparisons don't stop there. Morgan Stanley says it consulted across teams for relevant comparisons to Tinder, Roku, and even video game makers.
The company and the stakeholders in SpaceX have something to address while remaining interests of shareholders have focused on weed, a source with information claims. Obviously, business as usual partnered with government removes from consideration the consumers and without need.
And NEVER forget elonmusk IS Tesla ....who he teaches and mentors IS the next generation of the future because Mr. Musk has moved the future into today! ATLAS rules
Ah ha, it made sense when First City Solar became part of Tesla Motors and then dropped “Motors” afterwards. Can’t wait for it to include SpaceX and Starlink.
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What services does Tesla offer except towing service?
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