We recently released a list 13 Best Technology Stocks for Long-term Investment. In this article, we will explore where Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) represents other technology stocks to buy long-term investments.
On May 12, KKM Financial's Jeff Kilburg and Wedbush Securities' Dan Ives appeared on CNBC to discuss AI, Cybersecurity and Mega-Cap Tech, especially as technology stocks boosted market confidence with the surge in U.S.-China tariff trading. Jeff Kilburg first identified the tech software industry as the main beneficiary of the suspension of markets amid optimism and earnings, and emphasized the widespread positive market. He noted that many investors underestimated the speed at which the Chinese trade agreement would implement and compare it with the speed of the UK deal, which is expected to be a slower tentative template. Kilbor suggests faster deals can continue and benefit several software companies that have been overlooked for their focus on MAG7. Dan Ives agrees with Kilburg but sees Nvidia as the closest medium term beneficiary of the moratorium, especially given its prior exposure to Chinese tariffs. He mentioned the ongoing AI revolution and the surge in AI-related stocks and described the current environment as a dream scenario for technology investors. Ives expects technology and wider markets to be new highs. He also described the “golden age” of cybersecurity stocks, which are secondary beneficiaries of AI growth.
Regarding the impact of administrators on reducing federal spending and debt, especially among companies that earn substantial revenue from government contracts, Kilbor responded that this fiscal discipline is actually positive for software companies because it may drive more spending towards effective software solutions. Kilborg also speaks to these departments to avoid or act cautiously in the current market environment. He suggested pruning utilities, which are a safe haven, but may now reduce the appeal. He noted that the VIX volatility index fell to under 20 years old, which was a huge change in April of more than 60, indicating that market fears have decreased and increased investor confidence. This suggests that a market environment favors higher beta and growth-oriented investments rather than defensive investments.
We first screened stock filters, ETFs and financial media reports to compile a list of top tech stocks that have grown more than 15% over the past three years. We then selected 13 of the most popular stocks among elite hedge funds, with analysts bullish. As of the 4th quarter, these stocks were ranked in order of rising numbers of shares.
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3-year revenue compound annual growth rate: 15.46%
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Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) designs, develops, manufactures, leases and sells electric vehicles as well as energy production and storage systems. Its automotive field provides electric vehicles and related services and products. The energy generation and storage part participates in the design, manufacturing, installation, sales and leasing of solar energy generation and storage products and related services.
Sales of new Tesla cars in China fell 58% from the previous week, down y-year in the second week of May, the lowest level since January, according to EV's Claudio Afonso. Still, on May 13, Colin Langan, an analyst from Wells Fargo, rated the stock at a selling price of $120. Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) is also facing challenges in Europe, with vehicle registrations falling in major markets such as the UK and Germany.
The company attempted to bring robots to June by introducing cheaper Y-type Y. Musk recently said it was committed to bringing robots to Austin and in June, initially providing unsupervised autonomy for Austin’s model Y. He expects to expand this capability to many other American cities by the end of 2025. While the exact speed cannot be predicted, Musk is confident that millions of Tesla cars will be fully automatic in H2 2026.
JDP Capital Management began its fourth quarter in 2024 regarding Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA)’s new core position and states the following about Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) Investor's letter:
"Tesla Company (NASDAQ: TSLA) is my new core position written in my half-year letter in 2024. The stock grew 115% in 2024. We benefited from the schedule of our June 2024 purchases after the stock fell by about 30% in the first part of the year.
Overall, TSLA Ranked fourth On our list of the best technology inventory to buy long-term investments. While we acknowledge the growth potential of TSLA, our belief is that AI stocks have huge returns and do this in a shorter time frame. AI stocks have risen since the beginning of 2025, while popular AI stocks have lost about 25%. If you are looking for AI stocks that are more promising than TSLA but have less than 5 times its earnings, check out our report Cheapest AI stocks.
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