Once again, the annual date of the ISA contribution appeared. This made me think about how some leading actions were doing over the past year. For example, a one -time stock market Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA) He had a hammer over the past year. As an investor, what can I learn from the results of Tesla’s action within the year of the last date of the ISA contribution?
Actions have increased over the past year!
This is not just a theoretical question for me. I think that Tesla has a lot to start, from the vast base of users to the reserved technology and the developing energy storage department.
If I could buy wrestling for what I thought was an attractive quote, I would like to have it. So I was watching over prices to see if it reaches a point that I think offers me the right value.
Over the past few months, a lot of attention has been paid to the crumbling price. Tesla crashed by 44% since December.
However, the long -term image remains positive.
Over the past year, Tesla has gained 59%. So I invested 20,000 pounds a year ago, it would now be worth about 31 750 pounds.
Current growth prospects – and fears
There was no dividend during this period. Tesla never announced dividend, even though she was profitable.
Instead, he imposes a surplus of cash to work in a company. This is a fairly common practice for development companies.
Tesla has many development opportunities. The update and extension of the vehicle range and the sale of higher volumes are one. But there are different from the division of energy storage to still absent products, such as taxis and robots without a driver.
The first quarter was great for the energy industry. Tesla announced this week that he implemented 10.4GWh of energy storage products during the first three months of this year. It was a substantial jump from the same period last year
On the other hand, the volume of car delivery fell by 13% year on year (and production dropped by 16%, but was still much higher than delivery).
The stock price disaster in recent months has partly reflected investors’ concerns about weaker sales, like rivals like Hunter Up Sales, and the Tesla brand still affects some markets according to the high public profile of the boss Elon Musk.
The price of the action still looks high to me
Apparently Tesla has a arduous sales challenge.
But it has great benefits of scale, a proven model integrated vertically and much longer experience than some rivals. I still see it as a solid company with a potentially sturdy future.
I wasn’t ready to invest a year ago because I felt he was overstated. What now?
Tesla trades in terms of price to a profit of 131.
This still looks very pricey to me, especially for a company with a arduous competitive environment, in which considerable sales fall in its basic activity.
I will continue to keep stocks on my observation list without buying.
