Tesla’s stock price continues to rally, and on Wednesday during intra-day trading, it touched a new all-time high of $774 per share.
Tesla’s market cap currently stands at $725 billion, and is approaching the valuation of Facebook and its $754 billion market cap.
With Morgan Stanley raising Tesla’s price target to $810, plus Democrats taking control of the U.S. Senate, the stock has again surged, up 4.33% as of writing.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is on pace to become the richest person in the world, surpassing Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, should the EV maker’s stock hit $795 per share or so.
Yesterday, it was reported Tesla is seeing some incredible demand in China for its Model Y SUV, which has now sold out for Q1 in less than a week. New orders are seeing delivery windows of sometime in Q2.
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