To The Moon

Even the perennially bullish crowd of analysts covering Tesla warned of sorely disappointing results in Q1, a view signaled by the poor deliveries for the quarter reported in early April.But the numbers released after the market close on April 22 were much, much worse than expected. Automotive sales tumbled 20% over the same period last year to $14 billion. Despite a strong 12-month gain in its industrial and residential battery storage franchise, overall revenues plunged 9%. Falling sales hammered profitability, sending net income down nearly 40% to a piddling $409 million, far below the over $600 million forecast by Wall Street.If you want a 10% return from here, Tesla’s stock price would need to double from today’s $235 to $470 in seven years. Of course, Musk’s machine got there just a couple of months ago. But the future looks a lot dimmer now than it did in the heady days following Trump’s election. Hitting the worth means Tesla’s market cap must also doub

As the S&P 500 plunged again, the dollar tumbled and gold surged to a new record, Wall Street seemed overwhelmed by a sense of ho-hum.“This is the quietest, calmest down 4% day I can recall,” said Dav

$Tesla(TSLA)$ will post its financial results for the first quarter of 2025 after market close on Tuesday, April 22, 2025. Tesla's Q1 revenue is expected to be $21.571 billion, adjusted net income wil