Michael Kamerman, CEO of Skilling, shares his opinion on what stock you should buy this week.

Tesla 

By now, Tesla is renowned for its well-performing stock as well as its prolific CEO, Elon Musk. But, the company has reached new heights, delivering 310,048 cars in the first quarter of 2022.

Despite ongoing supply chain interruptions and China’s zero Covid policy, Tesla broke their own sales record – delivering nearly double the 184,800 cars in Q1 2021.

With Tesla’s Berlin factory up and running, and the increase in overall production, momentum will only grow for the company.

Whilst this progress is impressive, it is the news of a stock split that has accelerated Tesla’s stock price. Investors may see this as a green light to invest in Tesla stock but they should be wary that a stock split could have little to no impact on the overall stock price.

An added facet for investors to consider is the concerningly high valuation of the company. This gives very little room for the company to stall or misstep, something which comes with the territory of the market. 

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Not investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.