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Tesla analysts grow more bullish as SpaceX merger hopes rise

Summary of reporting by Bloomberg·

Tesla analysts grow more bullish as SpaceX merger hopes rise

Key points

  • Bloomberg says Tesla analysts are turning more bullish on the stock.
  • The report says sell ratings have fallen to an 11-year low.
  • Bloomberg links the shift to growing hopes for a long-awaited SpaceX combination.

Bloomberg reports that Tesla Inc. analysts are becoming more bullish on the electric carmaker’s stock. The outlet says sell ratings on Tesla have dropped to an 11-year low. Bloomberg says the shift comes as hopes rise for a long-awaited combination with SpaceX, which it says is edging closer to reality.

Original reporting

This page summarizes reporting by Bloomberg, originally published October 26, 2026 at 1:11 PM under the headline "Tesla-SpaceX Merger Hopes Send Sell Ratings to 11-Year Low". All rights to the original article belong to Bloomberg.

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