Tesla had a not-so-good week because some people think their cars are not as good as before. But one person, Adam Jonas, still thinks Tesla is worth a lot of money because they make more than just cars. They also make things like batteries and robots that can help them make even more money in the future. So, even though some people are worried, Adam Jonas still believes in Tesla and thinks it will do well. Read from source...

- Title: "Tesla Analyst Says Stock Is Underestimated, Remains Bullish On Non-Auto Business"
- Story:
- Criticizes analysts who are excessively focused on Tesla's automotive challenges and underestimating the potential value of Tesla's energy, AI, and robotics divisions.
- Mentions Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas, who held his $310 price target for Tesla, shifting the focus to the potential value of Tesla's non-automotive divisions.
- Mentions other analysts' opinions, such as Gary Black and Mark Spiegel, who criticized Tesla for its second-quarter earnings, citing a lack of analytical rigor and a clear strategy.
- Mentions Jim Cramer, who defended Tesla and Elon Musk, saying that if not for the rotation out of big techs, Tesla would have been up in Wednesday's session.
- Does not provide any counterarguments or evidence to support the criticisms of the analysts or the negative aspects of Tesla's second-quarter earnings.
- Uses emotional language, such as "challenging," "bears," "failed to soothe investor worries," "potential value," "overlooked," "hurdles," "underestimating," "remains bullish," "consequential," "lack of analytical rigor," "rotation out of big techs."