Weekly Special Report: TESLA (#TSLA)

 

THE COMPANY

• MAIN BUSINESS: Tesla produces several Electric Vehicles (EVs), including the Model 3, Model X, Model Y, Model S, and, recently, the Cybertruck. Tesla also delivers the Semi-Truck. On October 7, 2025, Tesla introduced cheaper and more affordable Model Y and Model 3.
• OTHER PROJECTS: Robotaxi, Optimus Humanoid Robots, Artificial Intelligence Technology and Platforms, Megapack Batteries, and all as part of Tesla’s Master Plan 4.  
• STOCK INDEX PARTICIPATION: Tesla stock is part of both the NASDAQ 100 (USA100) index and the S&P 500 (USA500) index.

 

Q3 EARNINGS CAR & DELIVERY DATA

• WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21 (AFTERMARKET): Q3 EARNINGS REPORT According to Bloomberg, Tesla is expected to report $27.85 billion in revenue and approximately $1.5 billion in net income. Management is also expected to provide further details and forward guidance on its Cybercab and Robotaxi projects, humanoid robots, and upcoming vehicle models, including the Roadster.
• TESLA DELIVERED MORE VEHICLES THAN EXPECTED IN Q3. Tesla delivered 486,532 vehicles in Q3, surpassing expectations of 461,974. The stronger-than-expected deliveries highlight improving demand for Tesla vehicles, signaling positive momentum in its automotive business and reinforcing optimism about the company's growth prospects.

Source: Electrek's Tesla Tracking Feed, Visible Alpha Consensus

 

NEWS

• EVENT (OCTOBER 15): TESLA UNVEILS THE NEXT-GENERATION ROADSTER, REVOLUTIONIZING THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY. The newly unveiled Tesla Roadster has generated significant attention across social media, with its revolutionary SpaceX-inspired thruster technology, extreme acceleration, and futuristic performance demonstrations capturing widespread attention. The unveiling highlights Tesla’s ambitious approach to automotive innovation, fueling excitement among enthusiasts and investors alike and reinforcing the Roadster’s potential to become one of the most talked-about electric supercars in the world.
• EVENT (OCTOBER 10, 2024): TESLA SHOWCASES ROBOVAN AND OPTIMUS, EXPANDING ITS AI AND ROBOTICS AMBITIONS. Tesla unveiled its Robovan autonomous transport concept and demonstrated upgraded Optimus humanoid robots, highlighting opportunities in autonomous mobility, industrial automation, and consumer robotics. With Optimus targeting a wide range of real-world applications and Robovan offering new transportation possibilities, Tesla is positioning itself to unlock major long-term growth opportunities beyond electric vehicles.
• BREAKING (THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3): TESLA LAUNCHES CYBERCAB PRODUCTION IN AUSTIN, BOOSTING ITS AUTONOMOUS GROWTH AMBITIONS. The launch marks a major step toward Tesla’s large-scale Robotaxi network, positioning the company to compete directly with Waymo and Uber in the rapidly growing autonomous mobility market. Cybercab could unlock a significant new revenue stream and emerge as a powerful long-term growth catalyst for Tesla stock.

 

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS AND PRICE ACTION

• SUPPORT: $300. This level has acted as support since late 2024. However, price could still move lower if the support level fails to hold.
• TESLA STOCK PRICE HIT AN ALL-TIME HIGH ON DECEMBER 22, 2025: $497.68. Tesla's stock price is currently around $355, and if a recovery to its all-time highs happens, a potential upside of around 40% could be achieved. However, it could also decline.
• FORECAST (Source: Bloomberg Terminal): Wedbush forecasts $600; New Street Research forecasts $600; Melius Research forecasts $575; Mizuho Securities forecasts $480; Piper Sandler forecasts $500; Cantor Fitzgerald forecasts $510; Baird forecasts $522.     

GRAPH (Daily): March 2025 – October 2026

Please note that past performance does not guarantee future results

#TSLA, October 19, 2026
Current Price:  355

 

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