We’ve made quite a few recommendations on Tesla (TSLA) so far.

Now, we’re doing it again.

In fact, as the company nears its investor day on March 1, analysts say it could push higher – especially if it offers clarity. 

According to Deutsche Bank, “We believe that increased clarity around the long-term trajectory for Tesla’s global operations, volume growth, and especially scale and cost of Tesla’s next-generation models, could reinforce the bull case for the stock,” as quoted by Street Insider.

We also have to consider that the EV boom is just getting under way.  Global leaders want millions of them on the roads.  Countries are announcing bans on combustion engines. All as leaders try to reach their climate goals. 

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And, as noted by Investopedia, “Government policies mandating or promoting EVs promise to underpin ongoing demand growth. The European Union and the state of California both recently banned the sale of new cars with internal combustion engines—the kind that require gasoline—beginning in 2035. The EU and California will require that EVs compose 55% and 68%, respectively, of all new car sales by 2030.”

“In addition, the federal government has established goals to make zero-emission vehicles half of all new cars sold in the U.S. by 2030 and to build a network of 500,000 EV charging locations, buoyed by $7.5 billion in funding from the 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.”

Sincerely,

Ian Cooper