TD Cowen Maintains Hold on Tesla, $180 Price Target

Jan 29, 2025 Analyst: Jeffrey Osborne 1 min read Reproduced verbatim
Rating
Hold
Price target
$180
Implied downside
-55%
vs $398.09 prior close
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TD Cowen analyst Jeffrey Osborne reiterated a Hold rating and $180 price target on Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA)

“4Q24 margins missed on lower auto ASP with near term margin headwinds expected from the new MY ramp though focus was on product roadmap.

Musk repeated Tesla is on a path to being the most valuable company in the world through Robotaxi and Optimus providing an optimistic unsupervised FSD target (June launch in Austin) and plan for aggressive Optimus ramp (timing TBD) supporting shares after hours.”

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Tracking this call

Since this note−6% TSLA $398.09 → $375 (Oct 9) · 11% of the way to the target

This call✗ Not reached within 12 months: a year after the note TSLA closed at $417, 131% above the $180 target, and it moved the other way.

Firm track recordTD Cowen: 71% of its 7 targets at least a year old were reached within 12 months (#9 of 14 firms); on Tesla, 3 of 4. Accuracy ranking →

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