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S&P Global Ratings Senior Director and Sector Lead for Autos, Business, and Technology Services Nishit Madlani joins Yahoo Finance Live anchors to discuss Tesla’s credit grade, the EV maker’s ability to hit production targets, and the outlook for the stock.
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Cathy is an investing nightmare. Profit margins will decline as more companies enter EV market. WSJ mentions the large investments in EV factories by the industry.
Except legacy is in debt by the billions. They can’t innovate with a company growing revenue in a down year over year at 40% .. lol .. *Cathie is fine ..
Margins shrink, but volume has been skyrocketing. It’s absurd that the stock dropped after their best quarter in history.
Margins will shrink for a brief period of time but will improve after 4680 cell with commodity price driving down. SW revenue will also grow to offset as well. If you look at Tesla SG&A, it has not increased much from last year yet they grew 40% YoY. Tesla will be just fine. On the other hand, I can’t say the same thing for legacy Automakers. They will be in even larger debt.
GM just shared the good news that its EV business will be profitable / margin would surpass zero in 2025; fyi it has been margin dilutive to date. To the host’s point of GM’s EV progress, the closer it tries to get to Tesla’s EV number, the less profitable it will become. And it doesn’t have much profit as is to lose. To the host: As you continue to spew market share and increased competition commentaries, please attempt, just once, to reconcile Tesla’s disappointing Y/Y growth of 40%; where did the growth come from? Hint: Stop using Tesla’s share of the EV market and start using Tesla’s share of the total car market. Would you rather have 100% of 2% or 70% of 7%? By extension, if Tesla’s number goes from 70% of 7% to 65% of 10%, would you maintain focus / continue to harp on its reduction in EV share from 70% to 65%?
Do I hear sour 🍇 grapes. GM , Ford, Dodge have a long way to catch up in the EV vehicles. Tesla is EV king there is no close second place.
Gm junk!!! GM is responsible for cutting down hundreds of acres of forestry due to Providing the paperwork needed to send out recall notice after recall notice.
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People need to realize the reason why profit margins for tesla are so good is because they charge premium prices that most people cant afford. If they want to compete over the long term they will need to get into the affordable car market where margins are thinner due to not being able to add on a large premium. This is why companies like tesla and Mercedes have high margin vehicles its because of the pricing. Got some bad news for tesla fan boys out there. Not everyone wants a tesla just like not everyone want a gm, ford, or toyota.
Tesla also has much higher margins when compared to vehicles in the same price range. You can now get a Model 3 for 45k after the credit. The average vehicle price in 2022 in the US was 46k. If a consumer can afford a new car, they can afford a Model 3. This is also without mentioning the cost savings of electricity over gas.
Also, with regards to margins. They were at 29% this year while also supporting Berlin and Austin, which were not profitable in 2023. That’s a really strong margin.
Isn’t that what they’re working on? Using their profits to develop cheaper and cheaper cars? It’s all in their master plan Vol. 1
@bugguy1967 Stop spitting all those facts, don’t you know people don’t know how to read, or for that matter even listen!
@King Carlo Bossio I hate that people make statements with such certainty without even checking the basics first. It’s YEAR’s-old information that people either choose to ignore, or just remain ignorant to.
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Everytime a Tesla crash is cause by human error making the narrative it was cause by Tesla. Now a news that a family plugging 200ft in the cliff of California and they survive from a Tesla car and no news was reported. Tesla’s legend is growing bold every second!!!!
The driver must be a Tesla stock owner.
IMO, Tesla is facing a significant demand problem and many investors are underestimating the magnitude of the demand challenges Tesla is facing. On a go forward basis, Tesla models do not qualify for a tax rebate and Tesla would need to either reduce its growth targets or cut prices. Tesla has an unhealthy 35K inventory and mounting competition in China which accounts for 70+% of Tesla’s volume which makes China the moving piece that makes or breaks Tesla’s demand health.
Do people really have any confidence in someone who went into his backyard and burned up $44 billion of his own money and then turned around and burned up $700 billion of investors’ money all within 8 months.
You are short term minded and missing the bigger picture.
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“Given Tesla’s pull back”….there is no pull back in Tesla, just emotional price action in the STOCK, they are kicking ASS.
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Gm junk! GM is responsible for cutting down thousands of acres of forestry due to the paperwork that is needed to continually send out countless recall notices after recall notice.😁
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Yes, Tesla is strong with the highest margins and no debt. I can also buy ETFs like JEPI, JEPQ and BSTZ dirt cheap and get massive dividends from them, so no its not all doom and gloom. We are in a mild recession now so by the time the fed acknowledges a recession we will be in a bull market!
It’s a buying opportunity!!!
I’m down over 60% in TSLA but it could be worse.
The debate I have with myself is if and when I should dump more money into this stock to significantly lower my cost basis.
Currently my greatest concern is how to recover from all these economic and global troubles and stay afloat especially with the political power tussle going on in the US and for sure my diversification process but still on fence about the market future.
Nobody knows anything; You need to create your own process, manage risk, and stick to the plan, through thick or thin, While also continuously learning from mistakes and improving.
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