One Wall Street analyst dialed back near-term expectations for Tesla Inc TSLA Tuesday but reiterated his bullish long-term thesis. According to Guggenheim analyst Robert Cihra, Tesla’s recent $1.8 billion bond sale and its $3,000 Model X price cut may weigh on earnings in coming months, but they are no reason for investors to miss out on Tesla’s potential years down the road. Guggenheim reduced its full-year 2017 EPS estimate for Tesla from a $7.27 loss to a $7.47 loss. In addition, Cihra raised his expectation for Tesla’s 2018 operating expenses, another factor that could weigh on earnings. However, Guggenheim still believes Tesla can make a major turn and reach profitability by 2018, eventually reaching EPS of nearly $15 by 2019. viaThere is a nice upside trend out there. But it probably will come to an end soon as stochastocs are overbought. $TSLA, Tesla, Inc. / D