On Wednesday, Tesla held its Investor Day; this year's event was highly anticipated as Elon Musk promised to reveal part 3 of his master plan after last releasing part 2 in 2016. While Musk did reiterate some of his primary goals, such as producing 20 million EVs by 2030, investors reacted negatively to the event, with the stock falling 5% on the day. The primary criticism of the event was that Musk made grand statements and promises but provided no details about how the company would make them a reality. Tesla stock has been volatile for the past two years, losing 65% in 2022 before jumping more than 50% in the first two months of 2023. Let’s at insights from the notes that the top analysts that track Tesla's stock sent to their clients following Investor Day. This diversity of opinions should provide unique insights into Tesla and presents both the cases for and against betting on the company's growth. #The Most Important Thing