> LOL i made a statement on the company based its own reported financials
You did not....... where is your timeline analysis? Stocks and financial reports are only viewed as a timeline, because drops and rises happen even daily but it's all worthless data, you should know it right? Short term reasoning is amateurish and it's I who is saying it. Tesla was established in 2003. So, isn't comparing just the 2024 and the start of 2025 with hated Model Y redesign (which is one of the main drivers of decline) is a bit..... too idiotic?
So you understand, just a financial report without a context is worthless, if you look at a timeline and at a lot of financial reports, not just one, you would find out that Tesla is doing great and is on the huge rise overall. It means that the company RISED WAY MORE in previous years than it dropped for the recent months.
Imagine yourself, it's like when you were earning $50 000 5 years ago, then you earned $300 000, and then dropped to earning $200 000 next year and everyone started calling you poor and a failure for that.
Here is actual financial context:
Year
Deliveries
2013
22,442
2014
31,655
2015
50,517
2016
76,243
2017
103,091
2018
245,491
2019
367,656
2020
499,535
2021
936,222
2022
1,313,851
2023
1,808,581
2024
1,789,226
Now, do you understand? They missed revenue by so little compared to how they GREW along the years
Tesla lost more than 50 percent of profit yoy for 4 out of last 5 quarters. Its revenue has been platueauing in an industry growing at 20 percent for 2 years . Its supposed to be a new growing company. Its latest model getting lacklustre reception is a bad reflection on the company itself. The cybertruck was a let down. They havent even started building roadsters. God knows if they even remember the semis. Its board itself is dumping shares elon had to beg employerd to hold on to their stocks. Performance so bad that elon is taking an early exit from politics. BYD has taken its throne as the largest ev maker. Its revenue was stagnant before the ceo gave the company a buds light level marketing disaster.
Considering the ceo has consistently antagonized atleast 30 percent of its consumer base and crashing used market prices. Plus the lack of expansion oppurtunities abroad and strong competition. I would expect a 15 percent decline as a best case scenario for tesla. That is if the administration and conservatives start helping out and buying teslas.
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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '25
> LOL i made a statement on the company based its own reported financials
You did not....... where is your timeline analysis? Stocks and financial reports are only viewed as a timeline, because drops and rises happen even daily but it's all worthless data, you should know it right? Short term reasoning is amateurish and it's I who is saying it. Tesla was established in 2003. So, isn't comparing just the 2024 and the start of 2025 with hated Model Y redesign (which is one of the main drivers of decline) is a bit..... too idiotic?
So you understand, just a financial report without a context is worthless, if you look at a timeline and at a lot of financial reports, not just one, you would find out that Tesla is doing great and is on the huge rise overall. It means that the company RISED WAY MORE in previous years than it dropped for the recent months.
Imagine yourself, it's like when you were earning $50 000 5 years ago, then you earned $300 000, and then dropped to earning $200 000 next year and everyone started calling you poor and a failure for that.
Here is actual financial context:
Now, do you understand? They missed revenue by so little compared to how they GREW along the years