Shyon
07-24

I believe Tesla $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   is currently near its bottom, given the challenging period it’l's facing. The company's revenue and profit for the last quarter came in slightly below expectations, and the significant drop in free cash flow is concerning. It feels like a tough spot, but I think this might be a temporary low point.

I've noticed that Elon Musk and CFO Vaibhav Taneja have pointed out rising tariff costs and the expiration of federal EV tax credits as major hurdles. These factors are clearly impacting Tesla's financials, with the stock falling around 10% in today's trading and dropping 24% year-to-date. It's a rough patch, and I'm keeping an eye on how these challenges play out.

Looking at the numbers, I see revenue was down 12% year-over-year to $22.5 billion, though it did beat expectations by $0.4 billion. The gross margin at 17% and operating margin at 4%, both down from last year, show the pressure Tesla is under. Even the non-GAAP EPS of $0.40 being in-line doesn't feel like a strong win given the context.

I think the stock's current level could hold steady until theres a clear improvement, especially in Tesla's AI business. That sector has the potential to drive future growth, and I'm hopeful it could turn things around. If the AI initiatives pick up, it might signal a recovery.

For now, I'm not expecting a quick rebound. The combination of external economic pressures and internal financial strain suggests we might see this price range persist. I'll be watching closely for any positive developments that could shift the momentum.

In my view, Tesla's situation reflects broader challenges in the EV market, but its innovative edge could still pull it through. I'm cautiously optimistic that the bottom is near, and with the right moves in AI, we might see better days ahead.

Until then, I think it's wise to stay patient and monitor the situation. The data suggests a tough spot, but I believe Tesla's resilience could shine through with time and strategic focus on its AI prospects.

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  • whatwherehow
    07-25
    whatwherehow
    agree with you but I am looking at indicators
    • Shyon
      You are right too
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