Pinkspider
07-24 23:18

think many investors are learning about the difference between being a $TSLA perma bull vs a TSLA realist.

The perma bull views every earnings call, product announcement, or anything related to the company as immediately bullish for the stock.

The Realist, understands the long term assymetric upside of TSLA, but understands Wall Street and the market’s short term focus / expectations, macro factors, and financials can cause irrational moves in the stock price.

A perfect example of market reactions that don’t make sense is “record sales”, but missing estimates or topping EPS, but missing in guidance.

The market reacts relative to set expectations. That’s near term.

Long term scale, revenue growth, and earnings growth is what drives price.

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