Despite Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stocks having plunged into a bearish phase after the enthusiastic Mad Money host Jim Cramer labeled it as a “strong stock,” the recently introduced artificial intelligence (AI) model remains ambiguous regarding its possible price path in 2025.
Indeed, Tesla stocks have not shown remarkable price changes this year, particularly in the past few weeks following Cramer’s recent comments, with one analyst suggesting that hope for a recovery in shares of the electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, led by Elon Musk, was overstated.
In light of the aforementioned and other relevant factors, Finbold has consulted the Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) AI assistant, named Llama 3.1, to offer insights into potential price targets for Tesla stocks over the next year, presenting its conclusions based on data from August 29.
According to Meta’s advanced AI system, Tesla stocks might reach a price that fluctuates significantly, ranging from $85 to $800.70. This forecast is based on assessments from various market experts, including Roth Capital’s Craig Irwing, who described Tesla stocks as overpriced and anticipated the lower price target.
On the other hand, it referred to analysts from Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) and others who have estimated a price of $400 and higher, attributing it to the “company’s growth potential, particularly in the electric vehicle domain and the development of its supercomputer, Dojo.” They further mentioned:
“Additionally, long-term projections suggest that Tesla’s stock could achieve $590.95 in 2025, with a peak estimate of $800.70 and a minimum projection of $381.20.”
Wall Street analysts’ forecast for Tesla stock in 2025
Meanwhile, projections for Tesla’s stock price over the next 12 months, provided by a group of 31 Wall Street analysts over the past three months, average at $211.46. This indicates a decrease of 1.40% from its current level, with the lowest prediction at $85 (-60.37%) and the highest at $310 (+44.54%), according to the latest data compiled by Finbold.
Jed Dorsheimer from William Blair is part of the more optimistic cohort, having issued an ‘outperform’ rating for Tesla stock, praising its “‘Apple-like’ ecosystem for the future of energy,” which encompasses the “automotive industry and longer-term potentials like AI, robotaxi, and robotics.”
“As we look forward, fleets of robotaxis could enhance vehicle usage, and humanoid robots could liberate energy from monotonous tasks.”
Examination of Tesla stock price
At present, Tesla stocks are priced at $214.47, signifying a 3.51% increase for the day, a 0.75% decline on its weekly chart, and experiencing an 8.27% drop over the past month, along with a 13.67% downturn since the year began, according to the details as of August 29.
So, what is driving the decline in Tesla stocks? Notably, some reasons may arise from the continued negative sentiment following disappointing second-quarter earnings announced in late July, coupled with investor worries that Musk might sell more TSLA shares to address significant financial challenges with X (formerly Twitter) and the losses he has faced since taking control.
Ultimately, Meta AI has delineated a very wide range for the possible TSLA stock price in 2025, and it is crucial to conduct personal research before investing considerable funds in any asset—especially as market trends can alter abruptly and drastically.
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