Group 1: Tesla - Tesla reported a 9% decline in sales to 0.27 per share, missing estimates on both top and bottom lines [3] - CEO Elon Musk acknowledged that his involvement in the Department of Government Efficiency has negatively impacted Tesla, resulting in a loss of its leading position in battery electric vehicle sales to BYD [4] - Analysts suggest that Tesla may face short-term challenges but could become a "rocket ship" in the long run, with adjusted earnings expected to grow at 24% annually through 2026 [7][8] Group 2: Nvidia - Nvidia reported a 78% increase in revenue to 0.89 per diluted share, exceeding estimates [9] - The company is a leader in data center GPUs and is well-positioned in both current and emerging technologies, including generative AI and autonomous vehicles [10][11] - Wall Street expects Nvidia's adjusted earnings to grow at 37% annually through fiscal 2027, making its current valuation of 34 times adjusted earnings appear attractive [13]
Tesla Stock vs. Nvidia Stock: The Best Buy Right Now, According to Wall Street