This is fantastic, explained thoroughly and clearly in under 10 minutes, will definitely be using this as a tool in my upcoming Uni assignment now it's been explained so well
Jimmy, thank you for the video. As usual, well done. In this particular example (Tesla), I differ in opinion regarding the level of “Threat of Substitutes”. At most, I think it might be “Medium” or even “Low”. Although there may be substitute transportation available, to own or not to own a Tesla is based on much more than simply seeking “any” transportation. Most people that choose a particular form of transportation do so for case specific use, or intended use, and not simply “just because”. If I choose public transportation, there’s a reason why. If I choose a car, there’s a reason why. If I choose a pickup, there’s a reason why. If I choose to fly, there’s reason why. If I choose to buy a Tesla, there is a reason why. According to what I’m observing, the reasons to buy a Tesla are becoming more compelling for the general public. Therefore, the “threat of substitutes” will probably be “medium” or even “low” for Tesla. Once again, thanks for the great videos that you make.
Hey there life saver, thank you for making this video. Very helpful with the "why" and "because" descriptions. This has helped me better understand my project for writing an analysis!
Jimmy, business-nerd to business-nerd, great video about the Industry Analysis of Tesla and the analysis of the sector it operates in, the automotive industry.
When it comes to rivalry among competitors I like to mention barriers to exit where if it’s hard for a competitor to leave they’ll fight and reduce industry profits.
I was quite confused by Porter's 5 Forces, until I watched this video, thanks. Although the problem is now I am not studying and looking up prices for Tesla's.
Thank you so much for your explanation. I have a quick question: if the buyer's demand increases, in this case how the following forces will be The threat of new entrants = ( Low or High or Medium)? Threat of substitutes = ( Low or High or Medium)? Rivalry among existing companies = ( Low or High or Medium)? Bargaining power of buyers = ( Low or High or Medium)? Bargaining power of suppliers = ( Low or High or Medium)?
I believe the threat of new entrants in the EV market is actually very high as the chinese are expanding their markets to europe and the us and as also the traditional automakers (e.g. Porsche) are releasing their own EVs. The market might still be interesting as it is growing rapidly but with many new competitors I am not sure if profitable growth will be in the cards for tesla.
Jimmy - I would appreciate if you could do a video on stock buybacks. In particular the amount of stock buybacks and the reason for them plus their effect on the stock price.
Stock buy backs generally increase the price of the stock since the company is “reducing” its shares thus making the stocks more valuable. supply and demand
What if I were to assign concrete scores to the criteria, e.g. Threat of entrants - 3, Bargaining power of buyer - 4, Bargaining power of suppliers - 7, and Threats of substitutes - 8, what would be the formula to calculate the rivalry? Simple average or?
You mention that the results would be very different if you'd be looking at Ford - but isn't the idea to look at the industry itself, meaning that it would be the same for all actors in the market? As I understand it, the next step would be to evaluate how well one player can stand against the forces
Isn't Porter's 5 Forces model used for analysis of an industry instead of a particular company? Like is the model applicable for a single brand like TESLA?
Well, now that you ask for anything that I've missed about this little analysis. I do believe if I remember correctly, Warren Buffet talking a lot about meeting/knowing the people behind the company. I'm using that example to point out things I've seen from multiple other videos and analyses. Tesla likes to reinvest for the sake of constantly upgrading the brand/products and Elon likes to built/being productive towards making everything in his mind as fast as possible (in his lifetime) Other companies, do what I would make the statement to say, like to get settled and then in a somehow reasonable/slow /moderate pace. If Coca Cola should make anything new shouldn't it be an entrance to the energy drink market - if they are not already there? I also don't really know if energy drinks are a real and potential threat to Cola. Feel free to correct me where I seem wrong - it was just a spontaneous thought...so
The goal of this video was to walk through an example of how to analyze an industry using porters 5 forces. It wasn't intended to be an analysis of Tesla as a company, it was an analysis of Tesla within the auto industry. Besides that I agree with you that tesla is reinvesting tons to further their products
@@LearntoInvest Hehe, yeah I know I've made it a little far fetched, but then again It was just my first thought to your video! I'm personally still new to a lot of the topic you bring up, but it's an absolute pleasure to follow along - and feel smarter! :)
Oh and I'm quite curious about something you see, I'm studying machine engineering at the moment and I have my 2 dream jobs set in mind - work on- and offshore with windmills and platforms. However, I want to ask, due to a bit of curiosity on the subject, where the oil and wind industry is going. There is only so much water and land area where we can place windmills and compare that to the oil&gas industry, then it's limited what the earth has in its pocket deep down in the ground and our storage of oil and whatnot. I personally think that wind has the best horizon for the future and, just to be dark, that oil and gas don't have the brightest future. I don't know what you have covered in videos, or what you know in general, but if I'd like to work for Maersk, Total, Siemens, Ørsted, etc. what do you think is in stores? Also from an investors perspective? Can energy be good for another 100 years?
This may sound crazy but I don't think the entry barrier of Tesla is small. Wait 5 years and I would not be surprised to see another 5 companies doing space projects with the government initiatives - probably a better way, who knows.
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Do you like using Porter’s five forces for an industry analysis?
Learn to Invest It can be a helpful tool to look thoughtfully at a companies long term challenges.
How can I look for the reliable data that you mention above? Thank you
Thanks a lot for your video, very helpful!
teachers forced me to watch this
glad they did because u did way better at explaining then they did
YES!
This is fantastic, explained thoroughly and clearly in under 10 minutes, will definitely be using this as a tool in my upcoming Uni assignment now it's been explained so well
Brilliantly explained, Jimmy, thank you so much for your simple yet detailed explanation. And the example of Tesla was a great choice! Thank you ☺☺
Jimmy, thank you for the video. As usual, well done. In this particular example
(Tesla), I differ in opinion regarding the level of “Threat of Substitutes”. At
most, I think it might be “Medium” or even “Low”. Although there may be substitute
transportation available, to own or not to own a Tesla is based on much more
than simply seeking “any” transportation. Most people that choose a particular
form of transportation do so for case specific use, or intended use, and not
simply “just because”. If I choose public transportation, there’s a reason why.
If I choose a car, there’s a reason why. If I choose a pickup, there’s a reason
why. If I choose to fly, there’s reason why. If I choose to buy a Tesla, there
is a reason why. According to what I’m observing, the reasons to buy a Tesla
are becoming more compelling for the general public. Therefore, the “threat of
substitutes” will probably be “medium” or even “low” for Tesla. Once again, thanks for the great videos that you make.
Great pedagogy! One of the clearest and most lively videos on the subject
You made it super easy to understand this. I really love how you explained the forces. Thanks a lot😊
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Excellent video! Very good info!
Thanks :) and thanks for all the support!! 🙂👍👍🙂
Hey there life saver, thank you for making this video. Very helpful with the "why" and "because" descriptions. This has helped me better understand my project for writing an analysis!
yes me too.. have you project now .if yyou have can i get some copy for my reseach
Very interesting analysis model here - thanks for sharing!
Learn something new everytime from your video. Thank you!
I'm glad you liked it, thanks for all the support 👍😁
Jimmy, business-nerd to business-nerd, great video about the Industry Analysis of Tesla and the analysis of the sector it operates in, the automotive industry.
You have clearly explained each of the forces. This is very helpful for me as I am doing my strategic management paper. Thank you
Thanks for making this video…your explanations were explicit and straight to the point.. This will surely help me with my assignment
Thanks Jimmy! Very clear and stright forward
Excellent use of Porter's 5 Forces !!!
Thanks 🙂
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Nice work Jimmy!👍 The same happened to Fitbit a few years ago. Now look where it is.
Very true!
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Good vid. Thank you. I am now enlightened - will be basing my future discussions on this!
Well done bro. Nice work. Keep up the good work.
Thank you
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Thanks for sharing . Very simple and to the point !
When it comes to rivalry among competitors I like to mention barriers to exit where if it’s hard for a competitor to leave they’ll fight and reduce industry profits.
That's a good point
I was quite confused by Porter's 5 Forces, until I watched this video, thanks. Although the problem is now I am not studying and looking up prices for Tesla's.
Very thorough explanation..thank u very much
you, sir are great in explaning!!!!!
Another great informative video, thanks again!
Thank you for this! A great analysis that really helped me bring to life and thoroughly understand Porter’s Five Forces.
Fantastic narration and inspiring. I mow know porter 5 and start to analyse my business model
you are just awesome in your explanation and energy. I liked it!!!
Thank you so much for your explanation.
I have a quick question: if the buyer's demand increases, in this case how the following forces will be
The threat of new entrants = ( Low or High or Medium)?
Threat of substitutes = ( Low or High or Medium)?
Rivalry among existing companies = ( Low or High or Medium)?
Bargaining power of buyers = ( Low or High or Medium)?
Bargaining power of suppliers = ( Low or High or Medium)?
Oh, man, I finally understand how it works! Thank you!
4:54 suppliers could either WHAT???? 💀💀 all jokes aside great great content :)
Thank you so much. I was confused by those.
I believe the threat of new entrants in the EV market is actually very high as the chinese are expanding their markets to europe and the us and as also the traditional automakers (e.g. Porsche) are releasing their own EVs. The market might still be interesting as it is growing rapidly but with many new competitors I am not sure if profitable growth will be in the cards for tesla.
But product differientation is different and so competition should be medium
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how so?
very good example. thank you so much for the explanation! this helps me!
Thank you, and keep going
This was great!
Wow thank I understood yo lecture thank u all the from Zambia
Great video!
Thanks!
Jimmy - I would appreciate if you could do a video on stock buybacks. In particular the amount of stock buybacks and the reason for them plus their effect on the stock price.
That's a great idea, I'll be sure to do that video soon
Stock buy backs generally increase the price of the stock since the company is “reducing” its shares thus making the stocks more valuable. supply and demand
Thanks you helped out in my school project :P
Isn't p5f an external analysis? Therefore we're not looking at the conpany's strenghts and weaknesses, but the industry's opportunities and threats?
I think you have to connect the company with the industry, otherwise, all car companies in the industry would have the same porter's 5 forces outcome.
Thank you for this ! This is a great video !
Thanks easy to understand
Thankssss, helped a lot!!
Excellent video. Subscribed. Other than your 8 steps to Analyze a stock, do you recommend any others for beginners?
Well explained.
Perfect explanation, may God bless you)
It’s a good qualitative way to value a stock that I would pair with the numbers and ratios.
For sure, that's a great addition to the process
excellent video thankyou
at 4:29 can anyone provide a link to that article?
I enjoyed this breakdown!
It real good for understamd i can be happy if you bring another lesson about ut
Phenomenal video.
What if I were to assign concrete scores to the criteria, e.g. Threat of entrants - 3, Bargaining power of buyer - 4, Bargaining power of suppliers - 7, and Threats of substitutes - 8, what would be the formula to calculate the rivalry? Simple average or?
You mention that the results would be very different if you'd be looking at Ford - but isn't the idea to look at the industry itself, meaning that it would be the same for all actors in the market? As I understand it, the next step would be to evaluate how well one player can stand against the forces
Amazing video. Thank you
Very insightful
how does one conclude after making this analysis should the medium and low outcomes outweigh the high
thank you it helped me a lot
Thank you that was great, much respect to you.
Thank you
So if tesla is competitiveness company in the market then what would be the low and what would be the high, like treats of the entrance is low
Porters analyses industry profitability - competition is only a component of the analysis
Great video thanks
Isn't Porter's 5 Forces model used for analysis of an industry instead of a particular company? Like is the model applicable for a single brand like TESLA?
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do you have pdf file or word file .i need only copy past thank you
Too many things can take away, watched two times, made a bunch of notes
Tesla does not only have competition from gasoline vehicles but also from and more traditional car companies producing electrical vehicles
Very good point! 🙂
Well, now that you ask for anything that I've missed about this little analysis.
I do believe if I remember correctly, Warren Buffet talking a lot about meeting/knowing the people behind the company.
I'm using that example to point out things I've seen from multiple other videos and analyses.
Tesla likes to reinvest for the sake of constantly upgrading the brand/products and Elon likes to built/being productive towards making everything in his mind as fast as possible (in his lifetime)
Other companies, do what I would make the statement to say, like to get settled and then in a somehow reasonable/slow /moderate pace.
If Coca Cola should make anything new shouldn't it be an entrance to the energy drink market - if they are not already there?
I also don't really know if energy drinks are a real and potential threat to Cola.
Feel free to correct me where I seem wrong - it was just a spontaneous thought...so
The goal of this video was to walk through an example of how to analyze an industry using porters 5 forces. It wasn't intended to be an analysis of Tesla as a company, it was an analysis of Tesla within the auto industry. Besides that I agree with you that tesla is reinvesting tons to further their products
@@LearntoInvest Hehe, yeah I know I've made it a little far fetched, but then again It was just my first thought to your video!
I'm personally still new to a lot of the topic you bring up, but it's an absolute pleasure to follow along - and feel smarter! :)
Oh and I'm quite curious about something you see, I'm studying machine engineering at the moment and I have my 2 dream jobs set in mind - work on- and offshore with windmills and platforms.
However, I want to ask, due to a bit of curiosity on the subject, where the oil and wind industry is going.
There is only so much water and land area where we can place windmills and compare that to the oil&gas industry, then it's limited what the earth has in its pocket deep down in the ground and our storage of oil and whatnot.
I personally think that wind has the best horizon for the future and, just to be dark, that oil and gas don't have the brightest future.
I don't know what you have covered in videos, or what you know in general, but if I'd like to work for Maersk, Total, Siemens, Ørsted, etc. what do you think is in stores?
Also from an investors perspective? Can energy be good for another 100 years?
Can't costs of entry and scale economies be discussed as one point?
Awesome 🔍
Clearly you didn’t see BYD coming and so much for the “imagined moat”. Just shows it really is hard to predict the future.
great content
This may sound crazy but I don't think the entry barrier of Tesla is small. Wait 5 years and I would not be surprised to see another 5 companies doing space projects with the government initiatives - probably a better way, who knows.
You're cool man!
Threat level midnight
Can you do a video about Pfizer please
Thank you
Threat of Entrants is Low - Really?
Good analysis but I disagree with some of ur conclusions. Goes to show that these can b quite subjective
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Ah sure Jarred. Business reunited us once again!
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4:57 you said rape instead of raise which is the same result for tesla 😂
I hope I pass tomorrow
did you pass? its two weeks now.
@@davidbalogun8830 Porters never came out lol
This helped a lot! thank you :)
Amazing video!
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👆👆👆Your selfless deed is height. I forever remember you for it .Thank you sir you’re indeed a blessing to me and my household 🙏🙏🙏