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58,424.00 +0.00    +0.00%
25/02 - Closed. Currency in RUB ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Equity
Market:  Russia
ISIN:  US88160R1014 
  • Volume: 0
  • Bid/Ask: 58,000.00 / 58,990.00
  • Day's Range: 47,100.00 - 58,700.00
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TSLA-RM Ratios

 
Assess the performance of Tesla (TSLA). This table contains core financial ratios such as Price-to-Earnings (P/E ratio), Return-On-Investment (ROI), Earnings per share (EPS), Dividend yield and others based on Tesla Inc's latest financial reports. Compare the performance metrics of Tesla (TSLA) against the industry averages.
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P/E Ratio TTM - 2.71
Price to Sales TTM - 1.54
Price to Cash Flow MRQ - 0.24
Price to Free Cash Flow TTM - 0.29
Price to Book MRQ - 0.09
Price to Tangible Book MRQ - 0.13
   
Profitability: TTM vs 5 Year Average Margins
 TTM (%)
 5 Year Avg. (%)
Gross margin TTM 17.78% 43.4
Gross Margin 5YA - -1.66
Operating margin TTM - 35.38
Operating margin 5YA - -221.9
Pretax margin TTM - 50.4
Pretax margin 5YA - 1,897.62
Net Profit margin TTM - 48.79
Net Profit margin 5YA - 2,715.72
   
Revenue/Share TTM - 1,010.45
Basic EPS ANN 4.73 108.1
Diluted EPS ANN 4.3 108.09
Book Value/Share MRQ - 147.34
Tangible Book Value/Share MRQ 20.06 138.42
Cash/Share MRQ - 91.49
Cash Flow/Share TTM - 68.7
   
Management Effectiveness: TTM vs 5 Year Average Margins
 TTM (%)
 5 Year Avg. (%)
Return on Equity TTM - 5.48
Return on Equity 5YA - -44.4
Return on Assets TTM - 1.19
Return on Assets 5YA - 4.91
Return on Investment TTM - 2.45
Return on Investment 5YA - -0.37
   
EPS(MRQ) vs Qtr. 1 Yr. Ago MRQ -53.79% -143.5
EPS(TTM) vs TTM 1 Yr. Ago TTM 14.6% 73.51
5 Year EPS Growth 5YA - 2.74
Sales (MRQ) vs Qtr. 1 Yr. Ago MRQ -8.69% -8.09
Sales (TTM) vs TTM 1 Yr. Ago TTM 10.12% 1,400.82
5 Year Sales Growth 5YA - -10.92
5 Year Capital Spending Growth 5YA - 40.63
   
Quick Ratio MRQ - 0.12
Current Ratio MRQ 1.72 0.27
LT Debt to Equity MRQ - 1.95
Total Debt to Equity MRQ - 17.88
Efficiency    
Asset Turnover TTM 0.97 0.39
Inventory Turnover TTM - 33.83
Revenue/Employee TTM - 11.35M
Net Income/Employee TTM - 13.69M
Receivable Turnover TTM 21.94 14.08
   
Dividend Yield ANN - -
Dividend Yield 5 Year Avg. 5YA - -
Dividend Growth Rate ANN - -
Payout Ratio TTM - -
TTM = Trailing Twelve Months  5YA = 5-Year Average  MRQ = Most Recent Quarter
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Tesla is nearing its end. More than 400 Teslas including 58 Cybertrucks sitting unattended in an abandoned mall parking lot in suburban St. Louis.
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Investors are regaining confidence in Elon's speech, even if it is probably just window dressing. They are as if captivated by optimism. I think it will all fall in October or November. Elon will have had his bonus. new competitors like Xiaomi will have taken important pieces of the electric car market and for the robot taxi we will not see it in our lifetime like the first man on mars.🤣. Tesla could reach $30 in 2025.
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Troy teslike: no campact 25k tesla car untill 2028. Tesla is done.
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im a fan of elon a real free speech proponent but im afraid everyone is going to try and attack him leading up to november 2024, his platform helps expose truth and those in control dont like that, good luck
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Wall Street loves bubbles, because they make tons of money on the way up and down... unfortunately it is not the same for retail investors investing in individual stocks.
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Tesla is no more a bubble than Apple or Amazon, the long term investors have done incredibly well, traders and short sellers are playing in a casino that's often on fire
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Dan: NHTSA now sees things my way! The truth has finally prevailed. In their new report, the National Highway Traffic Administration (NHTSA) found: Tesla had over 5.5 times more self-driving crashes than they reported. After correcting for this, Tesla’s data shows supervised Full Self-Driving is much less safe than driving without it. NHTSA found Tesla’s approach is way worse than everyone else in the industry. NHTSA found Tesla is killing people with its unfathomable refusal to prohibit software from operating where it is known to be unsafe. NHTSA found the driver monitoring system fails to do what it needs to do to be safe. And drum roll please, wait for it… NHTSA found it blows past stopped school busses with lights flashing and stop sign extended and runs down children in the road! Autopilot & FSD’s days are numbered.
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Mercedes is the first automaker in the US to sell cars that are L3 self driving which means the driver doesn’t have to pay attention to the road. It should be noted that Tesla’s products are at L2 despite brand names like Autopilot & Full Self Driving that imply it’s at L5.
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The CEOs of BYD and Xiaomi were welcomed at the Beijing Auto Show with people shouting “Kill Tesla, let's go global."
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The Elon $TSLA rescue pump will fade into obscurity next week as the reality of China, competition, regulatory reviews and revisions take center stage. 2024 PT $47
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Shaun Rein • 2nd Entrepreneur. Strategic... 1h • Edited • © Following Tesla is in trouble in China (& so is Apple)! I went on CNBC yesterday to discuss why Tesla is facing headwinds in China with Tanvir Gill Will Koulouris Some key points from my interview First, Tesla has lost its luxury brand position in China. 5 years ago all my neighbors bought Bentleys and Porsche 4 years ago, all rich in China wanted to buy a Tesla. The cars were cool and revolutionary Now? All my neighbors are buying NIOs & Li Xiangs. Low and middle class Chinese are buying Xiaomi, Huawei & BYD cars Chinese NEVs are as good as Tesla. Same w mobile phones from Huawei - that's why Apple's sales in China are collapsing. Little innovation, few cool designs, outrageously high pricing Second, Tesla is price cutting to compete with Chinese NEVs. If there's one thing I've learned in my nearly 3 decades in China, western brands can't compete on price Tesla hasn't launched any new models in China in years.
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