21 forward pe divided by 40% growth gives you a PEG of 0.5. Anything below 1 is a buy according to Jim slater.
That 40% growth assumption is a big one. Soon all the automakers will have EVs bursting out of car lots and coming out of their ears with a rather questionable demand picture.
Exactly. All the large carmakers have hybrids, plugin hybrids and EVs lined up like sand in the ocean. Smart play of Musk to diversify into internet and rockets, else it would be game over for him. Tesla is done, the story is over.
The entire home energy storage is exactly solving what problem? Temporary outages? Because most houses don't have enough roof space to store all those solar panels required to deliver around 30kwh for even small to midsize family needs. Let alone most of the country that does not see much clear skies for half of the year. Those home storage batteries are nothing but geek gadgets. In the event you realize you spent 15k or more on power generation and storage a new battery technology or solar technology is released and leaves your implementation in the dust.
Yak, yak, yak... You make things up to suit your nonsense. Simple google search: https://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs/faq.php?id=97&t=3#:~:text=In 2021, the average annual,about 886 kWh per month. Don't make your situation be a reflection of most middle class homeowners. Plenty of roof space.