In all fairness, Cathie’s known for tossing out Tesla price targets that make jaws drop. In 2018, her team shook Wall Street ...

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Tesla offers an attractive risk-reward. Daniel Foelber (Tesla): I think Tesla is going to outperform Apple over the next five to 10 years. So, when it comes to which is the better buy, I'd go with ...

1. Revenue Growth. Tesla, with revenue of $26 billion over the last 4 quarters, is a baby about a tenth of Apple’s size. Apple’s revenues over the last 4 quarters were $274 billion.

Apple's stock has risen more than 25% since its split announcement, and Tesla's share price is up more than 45%. And that growth isn't just a function of general investor optimism; in the same ...

But even in this sense, Tesla looks much more like a growth stock than Apple, at least historically. Here are the numbers: From 1980 to 1992, AAPL returned a decent (but not impressive) 13.0% per ...

Former Apple retail executive George Blankenship used to be a self-described "Porsche guy." Then, a couple years ago, Tesla founder Elon Musk put him ...

Apple and Tesla , arguably two of the market’s most popular companies, both announced stock splits in recent weeks. Are these maneuvers good or bad for investors? Here’s what you need to know ...