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Tesla Q2 FY25 — Can It Break $330 with Tariff Tailwinds? 🚗⚡

Tesla’s latest earnings show $22.5B revenue (-12% YoY) and $1.2B net profit (5% margin). Auto sales still dominate at $15.8B, but energy generation/storage and services are showing strong double-digit growth.

Margins took a hit from higher operating expenses ($3B), with R&D up 7% YoY and SG&A up 7% YoY. Still, gross profit margin held at 17% (+1pp YoY).

With potential tariff benefits on the horizon, could this provide enough momentum for TSLA to break the $330 resistance? Or will rising costs and slowing auto sales hold it back?

📊 Production flat at 410K units; deliveries down 13% YoY to 384K.

💡 Energy + Services growth could be a sleeper catalyst.

What’s your take — bullish breakout or consolidation ahead?

$TSLA $TSLL

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1 Trln Pay Package Approved! Tesla Sell the News: Hold for Long Term?

On November 6, more than 75% of shareholders voted in favor of Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s new compensation package. Under the plan, if Musk meets a series of milestones over the next ten years, he will gradually receive about 423.7 million restricted stock units (RSUs) — up to USD 1 trillion. Can Musk realistically hit these ambitious milestones in the next decade? Will this massive pay package truly align Tesla’s growth with shareholder interests After the approval, is Tesla a “sell the news” trade — or a long-term conviction hold?

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