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Jefferies Raises Tesla Price Target to $350 While Maintaining Hold Rating

Jefferies analyst Philippe Houchois increased Tesla's price target from $300 to $350 and retained a Hold rating. He noted expectations for the first quarter to show a gap between Tesla's ambitions and execution. Concerns about funding were also mentioned unless certain conditions are met.

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Jefferies analyst Philippe Houchois raised Tesla's price target to $350 from $300, according to a report from @DeItaone. He maintained a Hold rating on the stock. Houchois stated that the first quarter is expected to highlight a widening gap between Tesla's ambitions and its execution.

He expressed concerns over funding unless unspecified conditions are addressed. The report did not provide further details on the specific factors influencing the price target increase or the execution risks.

This update comes amid broader market considerations for electric vehicle manufacturers. U.S. exchanges.

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