42 pointsby brevea day ago1 comment
  • tejinderssa day ago
    And the stock goes up 3%
    • jimrandomha day ago
      Matching events to stock movements doesn't work, because investors use other sources to estimate sales beforehand, and compete hard with each other to find out first. So the information was already priced in. Low sales do impact the stock, but _when_ they impact it is complicated and unintuitive.
      • thejazzman14 hours ago
        Why does this largely only apply to the stock symbol TSLA?
    • general1465a day ago
      Tesla declaring bankruptcy, stock +5%
      • rsynnott19 hours ago
        Worked for Bed, Bath and Beyond, fsvo ‘worked’.
      • CamperBob2a day ago
        Starship turns out to be a modern-day Moonraker. London, Paris, and DC are now smoking radioactive craters. Stock +8%
      • beltera day ago
        NVDA P/E is 46 , Tesla P/E is...drum roll.... 290!
    • CamperBob2a day ago
      It's not a car company. It's a cult.
      • sparky_za day ago
        Or maybe this wasn't a surprise to anyone and was already priced in, and then the final numbers were slightly better than the general consensus expectation? Could be that too.

        But you're right, everyone who owns stock in Tesla is probably the member of a cult, no need to think any harder about it.

        • JuniperMesosa day ago
          TSLA is in the S&P 500 index so large numbers of people doing index investing own shares of it without thinking hard about its individual performance.
          • lawna day ago
            Index investing doesn't steer price, it simply follows it.
          • next_xibalbaa day ago
            Yes but are those the marginal buyers and sellers that drive price movements? Most people in index funds are probably not flitting in and out of index positions at anything approaching even medium frequency.