PART ONE/ $TSLA $AMNZ The parallels between Tesl
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PART ONE/ $TSLA $AMNZ The parallels between Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) and Amazon.com, Inc.
http://investorplace.com/2017/05/tesla-inc-ts...QoLf-XyuM8
(NASDAQ:AMZN) are uncanny. Both boast iconic CEOs who are willing to
take bold risks and push the boundaries of innovation,
both are high-growth tech stories … heck, both companies each have
heavy capital costs and low margins.
But there are a few big differences between TSLA stock and AMZN stock, and the don’t favor Tesla bulls.
While Tesla has made massive gains to jump the $50 billion market capitalization mark, overcoming Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) and (more briefly) General Motors Company (NYSE:GM), it’s dwarfed by Amazon and its $445 billion market cap. The companies are simply in different universes right now.
Could that change? Maybe … to an extent. Lavish returns seem likely, but to truly be on the same scale as Amazon, we’re talking about 900% returns in TSLA stock from here.
And there are several differences between the two companies that make that kind of performance unlikely. Today, we’ll look at three:
http://investorplace.com/2017/05/tesla-inc-ts...QoLf-XyuM8
(NASDAQ:AMZN) are uncanny. Both boast iconic CEOs who are willing to
take bold risks and push the boundaries of innovation,
both are high-growth tech stories … heck, both companies each have
heavy capital costs and low margins.
But there are a few big differences between TSLA stock and AMZN stock, and the don’t favor Tesla bulls.
While Tesla has made massive gains to jump the $50 billion market capitalization mark, overcoming Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) and (more briefly) General Motors Company (NYSE:GM), it’s dwarfed by Amazon and its $445 billion market cap. The companies are simply in different universes right now.
Could that change? Maybe … to an extent. Lavish returns seem likely, but to truly be on the same scale as Amazon, we’re talking about 900% returns in TSLA stock from here.
And there are several differences between the two companies that make that kind of performance unlikely. Today, we’ll look at three:
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