JUPPITR10
Fund I
Reg D 506(b) · LP
NAV
$29,368
Day
+0.48%
ITD
+14.22%
vs S&P
+3.70%
Snapshot
May 29, 2026
Friday close

TSLA Tesla

Tech/AI · Sleeve

Composite over time

Score log

DateCompositeTierSectorModel
2026-03-31 7.59 pass Consumer Cyclical claude-opus-4-7

Latest metric breakdown

MetricScoreSourceNote
Valuation 4.3 auto P/E 345.0
Liquidity 9.3 auto Current ratio 2.04
Growth 8.2 auto Revenue growth 15.8%
Profitability 5.8 auto Net margin 3.9%
Efficiency 5.5 auto ROE 4.9%
Leadership Tenure 11.0 ai Elon Musk has led Tesla since 2008, founded the EV revolution, and is simultaneously transformative across SpaceX/Neuralink/xAI/Boring — meets all four iconic boost criteria with acute key-person risk.
Ownership Alignment 10.0 auto Insider holding 11.12%
Strategic Vision 9.0 ai Musk has articulated a clear long-range roadmap spanning EVs, FSD/robotaxi (Cybercab unveiled 2024), Optimus humanoid robotics, Dojo training compute, and energy storage (Megapack), though execution timelines have repeatedly slipped.
Focus / Clarity 6.8 ai Core auto + energy storage business is coherent, but expansion into humanoid robotics, AI compute, and robotaxi creates a sprawling narrative that's harder to underwrite as a single thesis.
Diversification 5.5 ai Auto sales still drive ~80% of revenue with growing energy storage segment (~$10B run-rate); geographically diversified across US/China/Europe but heavily exposed to single product category and CEO.
Maturity / Revenue 9.0 ai Revenue $97.9B
Growth Potential 8.8 ai Massive optionality stack: global EV penetration still <20%, robotaxi TAM in the trillions if FSD works, Optimus humanoid robotics, and energy storage scaling rapidly — though monetization of AI/autonomy remains unproven.
Volatility 4.7 auto β 1.92 · D/E 18.74
Market Standing 9.3 auto Market cap $1412.2B
Competitive Moat 8.2 ai Leading EV manufacturer with proprietary battery/manufacturing scale, Supercharger network now adopted as NACS standard by Ford/GM/etc., and largest real-world FSD training dataset, though Chinese OEMs (BYD) are eroding share and traditional auto moats are modest.