Tesla
Tesla's report: what to look at and how to study it.
One of the most closely followed stocks in the world. Learn which figures the market tends to check and why the price can move sharply on report day.
The company
Tesla
An electric car maker that also sells energy storage and software. HFM lists it as a stock CFD.
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What the market tends to look at
Four things in this company
Deliveries and production
Tesla publishes the quarter's deliveries before the full report. The market compares the report with that figure.
Automotive gross margin
It shows how much it earns per car after costs. It is one of the most debated figures.
Energy and services
The energy storage segment grows differently from cars and is looked at separately.
Investment and cash flow
How much it spends on factories and new projects compared with the cash it generates.
Dates
When does it report?
Each company announces its report date on its investor-relations site. Arco does not publish it here so as not to show you an outdated date: look it up there before planning your week.
Frequently asked questions
What everyone asks
Why does Tesla's price move so much on reports?
Because expectations are high on deliveries, margins and new projects, and any difference from the consensus shows up immediately.
Can I practice on report day on demo?
Yes, and it is a good risk management exercise: watch the price gap and compare what would have happened with different sizes and stops.
Read the report. Practice on demo.
First watch how the price reacts, then decide whether to practice it.