UP 56%? See the impressive prognosis of the price of Tesla shares by 2025

He Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA) The price of shares has been on a wild trip. Scratch that. The price of Tesla shares is A wild trip. It has always been.

Today, the chillido of the actions in reverse. The shares have collapsed more than half of its December peak than $ 488, dragging the market capitalization of Tesla up to $ 740 billion.

While that may sound infernal, it is worth noting that this only carries the return stock to the October 2024 levels. Despite the mass sale, the action has still raised 36% during the last year.

Is this growth stock running empty?

Sometimes, Tesla seems overwhelmed by controversy. The growing political participation of CEO Elon Musk has generated concerns about its focus on the company. The strange greetings and the erratic behavior of social networks have not helped.

But Tesla's problems are deeper than politics. The company's central business (EV) of the company is slowing down, with weak deliveries from year to date. He only had to remember 46,096 Cybertrucks, which is not good.

Competition heating, particularly from Chinese car manufacturers such as Byd. Its new 'Super Electronic Platform' allows cars to load in just five minutes for a range of 250 miles. That is more than double fast than Tesla superchargers. Do we face another moment of Speek?

But we have to move away a little. Tesla is more than an EV manufacturer. Its transformation into artificial intelligence (ai) and a robotic power is accumulating rhythm. A path in large -scale and residential battery storage is burning. The expansion of the Robotaxi Division of total autonomous driving in China and Europe and Optimus robots (which can supposedly handle domestic tasks) offer new things to get excited.

Some runners believe that seeing recent sliding is a great opportunity. Cantor Fitzgerald recently updated Tesla to overweight and maintained its target price of $ 425. That implies a mass increase of 80% of the $ 236 today. Tesla has delivered that type of growth before.

Oh, but the risks! President Trump's trade war could go anywhere and it is not difficult to imagine that Beijing retaliates with tariffs on Tesla. Sales have fallen in Europe as some consumers go back to the brand.

Another risk is that the Trump administration eliminates the fiscal credit of $ 7,500 EV. That may seem unlikely, since Trump and Musk are such close allies. But that relationship could be as volatile as Tesla shares.

The 42 analysts that track Tesla have produced an average objective price of 369P, which suggests a large gain of 56% as of today.

An impressive growth opportunity?

But many of these estimates will have been made before the recent sale of the sale and with market conditions, they can now be too optimistic.

Alternatively, they can be alerting us on a brilliant purchase opportunity, looking at our face. What do they say to adjust the noise in the short term?

Tesla is a binary work of ultra high risk. Nothing new there. It is still expensive, with a profit price ratio of 115. That is a great premium for inherited car manufacturers such as the Ford Motor Companywhich has a P/E of only 6.85. Nothing new there either.

So, should investors consider that this is a purchase opportunity? Well yes. Tesla is an impressive company that is suddenly available with a maximum 50% discount.

He has a history of challenging expectations, and although he faces serious challenges, he also has significant growth paths beyond EVs. This could be a bright long -term investment to think, but strong stomachs are required.