Ross Gerber, CEO of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth, supports Tesla Inc.‘s (NASDAQ:TSLA) strategy shift post-Q1 results, while Dan Ives praised Elon Musk‘s leadership. Despite a revenue dip, Tesla’s shares rise on new model plans.
What Happened: Despite Tesla’s disappointing Q1 results, Gerber is optimistic about the company’s future. He shared his thoughts on Tesla’s new direction in an interview with CNBC’s Last Call.
“As long as Tesla shareholders are fine with a much less profitable version of the company then this vision works fine,” Gerber said. “There’s a difference between owning a Tesla, buying a Tesla and being a shareholder,” Gerber added.
Meanwhile, Dan Ives, an analyst at Wedbush, praised Tesla CEO’s leadership. He said, “Tesla needed an adult in the room, and Elon Musk was the adult in the room.”
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Ross Gerber, CEO of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth, supports Tesla Inc.‘s (NASDAQ:TSLA) strategy shift post-Q1 results, while Dan Ives praised Elon Musk‘s leadership. Despite a revenue dip, Tesla’s shares rise on new model plans.
What Happened: Despite Tesla’s disappointing Q1 results, Gerber is optimistic about the company’s future. He shared his thoughts on Tesla’s new direction in an interview with CNBC’s Last Call.
“As long as Tesla shareholders are fine with a much less profitable version of the company then this vision works fine,” Gerber said. “There’s a difference between owning a Tesla, buying a Tesla and being a shareholder,” Gerber added.
Meanwhile, Dan Ives, an analyst at Wedbush, praised Tesla CEO’s leadership. He said, “Tesla needed an adult in the room, and Elon Musk was the adult in the room.”
Full story available on Benzinga.com
Ross Gerber, CEO of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth, supports Tesla Inc.‘s (NASDAQ:TSLA) strategy shift post-Q1 results, while Dan Ives praised Elon Musk‘s leadership. Despite a revenue dip, Tesla’s shares rise on new model plans.
What Happened: Despite Tesla’s disappointing Q1 results, Gerber is optimistic about the company’s future. He shared his thoughts on Tesla’s new direction in an interview with CNBC’s Last Call.
“As long as Tesla shareholders are fine with a much less profitable version of the company then this vision works fine,” Gerber said. “There’s a difference between owning a Tesla, buying a Tesla and being a shareholder,” Gerber added.
“As long as $TSLA shareholders are fine with a much less profitable version of the company then this vision works fine,” says @GerberKawasaki following #Tesla’s Q1 results. “There’s a difference between owning a Tesla, buying a Tesla and being a shareholder.” pic.twitter.com/FDKQSu8uoV
— Last Call (@LastCallCNBC) April 23, 2024
Meanwhile, Dan Ives, an analyst at Wedbush, praised Tesla CEO’s leadership. He said, “Tesla needed an adult in the room, and Elon Musk was the adult in the room.”
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