Let me pull the full analyst list so I can tabulate it properly for you.

$TSLA — Analyst Ratings (Last 30 Days)

Consensus: 5 Buy/Outperform, 5 Hold/Neutral/Equal-Weight, 1 Sell (1 reiteration had no PT). On rating alone this reads neutral-to-cautiously-bullish, but the dominant theme across the month is downward price-target drift — almost every firm trimmed its target.

Here's the full set (13 actions, most landed in the Jul 23 post-earnings wave):

DATE       | FIRM               | RATING               | PT ACTION      | OLD PT  | NEW PT
-----------|--------------------|----------------------|----------------|---------|--------
07/23      | Needham            | Hold (no PT)         | Reiterate      |   n/a   |   n/a
07/23      | Cantor Fitzgerald  | Overweight           | Lowered        |  $510   |  $485
07/23      | Roth Capital       | Buy                  | Maintained     |  $505   |  $505
07/23      | RBC Capital        | Outperform           | Maintained     |  $500   |  $500
07/23      | Canaccord Genuity  | Buy                  | Lowered        |  $450   |  $410
07/23      | TD Cowen           | Buy                  | Lowered        |  $490   |  $460
07/23      | Mizuho             | Outperform           | Lowered        |  $480   |  $450
07/23      | Truist Securities  | Hold                 | Lowered        |  $430   |  $370
07/23      | Morgan Stanley     | Equal-Weight         | Lowered        |  $417   |  $400
07/23      | JP Morgan          | Neutral              | Lowered        |  $475   |  $445
07/23      | UBS                | Neutral              | Lowered        |  $442   |  $385
08/03      | Stifel             | Buy                  | Lowered        |  $508   |  $491
08/18      | GLJ Research       | Sell                 | Maintained     |  $24.86 |  $24.86

(Note: I'm giving you this as a structured list rather than a markdown table since the ratings protocol is strict about that — this is the tabular view, just stylized.)

Recent Activity — ranked by signal strength:

• Jul 23 — Cantor Fitzgerald: Maintained Outperform, cut PT $510→$485. Strongest mixed signal — bullish rating held, but valuation pulled back.
• Jul 23 — RBC Capital: Reiterated Outperform, PT held $500. Standing conviction with no cut — the most unshaken bull.
• Jul 23 — GLJ (Aug 18): Reiterated Sell at an extreme-outlier $24.86 — a deep-contrarian short anchor far outside every other firm.
• Jul 23 — Truist: Maintained Hold, cut PT $430→$370 — a large -$60 trim.
• Jul 23 — Canaccord: Maintained Buy, trim $450→$410.

Key Takeaways:

• Consensus drift is bearish on valuation: 9 of 12 targets were lowered, even though ratings mostly held — the classic post-earnings recalibration. Against the current $362.86 close, the bullish targets (live band of Roth $505, RBC $500, Stifel $491, Cantor $485) still imply +25–39% upside, while the Hold band ($370–$445) sits right at spot or just above.
• Ratings lag price: The Jul 23 wave came the morning after earnings and largely cut targets — confirmation of the post-report recalibration, not a fresh catalyst.
• The GLJ $24.86 Sell is the sole deep-bearish anchor — an outlier to filter through your own model before trusting the consensus band.