I augusti pratade jag med SvD om Tesla som investering. Kursen är upp 50% sen dess...
Teslas värdering handlar bara om tillväxt, och hur man värderar tillväxtbolag. Gary Black på Twitter sammanfattar det bra:
They should make financial writers and commentators take a basic finance course before being allowed to comment of growth stock valuations. Take $TSLA. @CNBCnow talking heads keep saying it’s wildly overpriced and then naively use 2020 P/E to back up their overpriced assertion.
I don’t know a single growth manager who uses FY’20 P/Es to value growth stocks. They use present value or go out at least 3-5 years. Why? Because growth stocks by definition have long runways, or proprietary tech that is just now disrupting. The value is in the tail. $tsla
$TSLA is not overpriced if one uses basic valuation principles that growth shops use for selection. At $590, TSLA trades at 62x my FY’22 EPS, and 40x my FY’23 EPS. That compares to 5-yr volume and EPS growth of 50%+, or 1x PEG. There are few mega cap growth stocks that cheap.
If you ask someone in the media at what P/E multiple $TSLA trades on consensus FY’25 EPS, I bet they would be off by a factor of 2.
Correct answer: 50.8x
TSLA Price: $595
FY’25 Consensus EPS: $11.70
FY’25 P/E: 50.8x
On my FY’25 EPS of $24, TSLA trades at 24.8x.