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Tesla Says This Time Is Different. Wall Street Is Split on Whether to Believe It
Source: 247wallst.com
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Tesla reported record deliveries and 25% quarterly revenue growth, but missed earnings expectations by nearly 40% and generated more than $1 billion of negative free cash flow. The conflicting operating-growth and profitability signals have split Wall Street on Tesla's underlying trajectory, likely keeping investor focus on margins, cash generation and valuation.
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