$1.65B quarterly revenue of a business valued at $1.46T with mediocre growth expectations That makes sense.
4 days ago | 47
The revenue number doesn’t really surprise me since apparently many people decided to buy an EV prior to the credit expiring.
4 days ago | 12
"Roadster next year" since 2017, people even forgot about it after paying the advance😂😂 so gullib
3 days ago | 8
Excluding one time costs the EPS is more like .60 a share which is a solid beat. Most people here have clearly not done any research past looking at headlines
2 days ago | 0
Los Angeles needs the robotaxis. Saves you 30 minutes trying to find parking.
1 day ago | 0
I guess falling EV sales hasn't hurt this company at all...it really is a diversified tech company
2 days ago | 1
Just jumping from one pie in the sky con job to another. Sorry tesla aint worth as much as the rest of the auto industry, thats farcical so if course its really about self crashing cars, humanoids and of course AI.
3 days ago | 2
Can someone smarter than me explain how FCF is so much higher than expected while Operating Income is on target?
3 days ago | 0
Yahoo Finance
Tesla reported mixed third quarter results as the company forges ahead in a post-EV tax credit environment, with investors eyeing robotaxi progress.
For the quarter, Tesla reported Q3 revenue of $28.01 billion vs $26.27 billion expected, per Bloomberg, a jump from the $25.18 billion reported a year ago.
Tesla posted adjusted earnings per share of $0.50 vs $0.54 estimated, translating to EBITDA of $4.23 billion vs $3.78 billion expected.
Tesla did not reveal any new info regarding its robotaxi expansion, other than noting it launched a "ride-hailing service in the Bay Area using Robotaxi technology."
finance.yahoo.com/news/tesla-stock-lower-after-q3-…
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