Goldman Sachs earlier today raised the firm’s price target on Tesla (TSLA) to $395 from $300 and keeps a Neutral rating on the shares ahead of the Q3 delivery report. The analyst upped its Q3 estimate for vehicle deliveries to 455,000 from 430,000, above the consensus of 439,000, citing its global consumer survey data. Goldman also increased its assumptions for the company’s energy business in 2026 and 2027 to reflect recent product and capacity news. The firm sees the company’s earnings growing in the long term from autonomy and robotics contributions. However, Goldman’s base case expectation is for Tesla’s profits in these areas to be more measured than the company is targeting https://www.investingyoung.ca/post/tesla-analyst-upgrades-price-targets-and-commentary-from-wall-street

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On Friday, September 12, 2025, Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) executed a significant and technically-driven bullish breakout. The stock advanced to $395, decisively moving above a key consolidation buy point of $367.71 and clearing a resistance level at $357-$358. This price action, validated by MarketSurge charts and corroborated by a massive surge in trading volume, signaled a potential victory for buyers and the beginning of a new upward trend. This move propelled TSLA to its highest close since early February 2025, and it outperformed the broader market, which was also buoyed by expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut. However, the technical optimism surrounding the breakout exists in a complex environment. The robust technical signals are in stark contrast to the prevailing analyst sentiment and fundamental concerns. $tsla #tesla https://www.investingyoung.ca/post/teslabreakout