Tesla Course goal, Booz all layoffs: Trendticker

00:00 Dave Briggs

Now time for some of today's trend kickers. We watch Tesla and Booz Allen. If we come to me now, we have the co-moderator of Market Domination, Julie Hyman. Julie, nice to have you here. First let's set the scene and speak a little Tesla. Tesla's autonomous opportunities could increase the stock by more than 45% compared to the last conclusion. According to an analyst, the Dan Ives von Wedbush, this is his price target for the EV manufacturer to $ 500 per share, the highest on the street, to $ 500. And shares of Tesla are not moving much higher. Of course, a flood of different headlines to evaluate with this company.

00:43 Julie Hyman

Well, News Flash, Dan Ives is a bull on Tesla, right? As if we already knew this part. Maybe that's why we don't see so much that the stocks move so much. His 500 US dollar is II. So, um, you know, this is highest with a decent lead. Um, and Ives, even though he has remained a bull, somehow swaned back and forth this year when we saw, um, Elon Musk withdrew from the company because of matters, then Ived was back when he had the feeling that Musk had a way of repeting. And now, when one speaks of the recommendation, IVES itself uses the thesis about autonomous driving, talks about the coming, um, um, in Austin of autonomous driving and really says that this is the youngest catalyst for the stock. He also says that in the next 12 to 18 months we could see an evaluation of $ 2 trillion for Tesla for Tesla. He says that is due to full self-driving and autonomous and cyber taxi. And he says we believe that Tesla is the most undervalued AI game on the market today.

02:26 Dave Briggs

Yes, to say, the most undervalued AI player remains, as you mentioned. Rome was not built in one day and Tesla's autonomous and robot strategic vision was not. Many setbacks, he says, but the extent that is unsurpassed worldwide, they believe that there is a great chance.

02:47 Julie Hyman

Yes. I mean, he acknowledges that there is still a rejuvenation and, um, in sales in Europe, especially model Y in Europe and in China. So we will see. I mean, we found out yesterday that the BYD sales had exceeded those in Europe last month in Europe, which had exceeded sales in relation to Tesla. So that was an interesting milestone. So we will see what will happen to your actual bread and butter car -selling business in the future.

03:50 Dave Briggs

We pursue shares of TSLA. We also pursue the stocks of this next company, Booz Allen, and falls according to the forecasts of the company for adjusted E and adjusted result per share for 2026 estimated estimates. Bah stocks, it is a Bah -Humbug change that we look down by 13%.

04:22 Julie Hyman

Yes, Booz Allen Hamilton, um, a great government contractor, almost all income comes from the US government. And so, oh, it's not shocking that what we have seen happens with cuts that this would be a company that was affected. Today we have a little more color how exactly it is influenced. And the company says that it will reduce about 7% of its workforce. It has about 36,000 employees. The company talks about the telephone conference that the kind of defense and security transactions was held. OK. It is the civilian side, um, where it was cut in the government that they will see declines here. The company said that the run for five major technology contracts was also significantly reduced. And then that came together with the end of a large technology contract that it had with Veterans Affairs administration. Um and the managers on the call, including the CEO there, Horacio Rozanski, say that they can usually do it well in other places if they have such cuts. In other words, the government is always growing somewhere, so they receive the contracts. This time you have no expenditure anywhere due to the withdrawal in civil agencies and there to hire these employees. So you see the cut there, um, in the employees, um, and, you know, so the company recognizes what is going on here.

06:46 Dave Briggs

Yes. I mean, this is massive, especially since they employ around 35,000, almost 36,000 people worldwide, and that was here at the end of this last quarter. Julie, we'll take a look at it.

07:06 Julie Hyman

As we know, you will also be the rest of today's meeting. So.

07:11 Dave Briggs

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