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It just really goes to show exactly how Wall St media portrays what they want. Facts are secondary.

The real metrics they don't care to compare which is that every metric for Ford, revenue, margins, income, etc.....are down YoY.
It's to show they have programed their algrobots for rivians accounting issue which means they will also do it for amazon.
 
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Ford (F) bleets:

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So much for GAAP accounting rules, and Ford's mark-to-market losses on RIVN.

What'd Wall St. do? Just exclude the "one-time loss" of ~$5B?

So rigged... :p
 
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While I agree with your sentiment, I disagree about it not being about Tesla. If Elon is using his TSLA shares as leverage to buy Twitter, he just substantially increased his debt and gave his enemies a target share price to get TSLA to in order to margin call Elon Musk. If that happens, he may be forced to sell some of his TSLA stake and reduce his ownership, which would make a hostile takeover easier.

Sound far fetched? Look what Elon just did to Twitter.
IF

We can talk when facts come to light that he actually jeopardized Tesla.
 
Weird. Articles on Yahoo finance are saying how great F earnings were.... It's Green AH....
I guess some can consider Ford's results great earnings if expectations were low.
But look at this:
- They lost 0.6% market share vs a year ago.
- "Adjusted" EPS was down to $0.38 vs a year ago of $0.70.

and to get to the adjusted numbers, they exclude :
- pension re-measurement gains and losses,
- loss from Rivian Investment
- significant personnel expenses, dealer-related costs, and facility-related charges stemming from Ford's efforts to match production
capacity and cost structure to market demand and changing model mix
- and other items that Ford does not necessarily consider to be indicative of earnings from ongoing operating activities.

Excluding the 4 items above is how Ford gets from GAAP to Adjusted non-GAAP EPS.

FORD Q1 2022:
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" items that Ford does not necessarily consider to be indicative of earnings from ongoing operating activities."

Too bad for Ford, GAAP is what's going to determine their P/E multiple. Good luck Ford getting investors to bid up your valuation when your P/E multiple continues to expand/grow......even if the stock doesn't go higher from here 😅
 
I guess some can consider them great earnings if expectations were low.
But look at this:
- They lost 0.6% market share vs a year ago.
- "Adjusted" EPS was down to $0.38 vs a year ago of $0.70.

and to get to the adjusted numbers, they exclude :
- pension re-measurement gains and losses,
- loss from Rivian Investment
- significant personnel expenses, dealer-related costs, and facility-related charges stemming from Ford's efforts to match production
capacity and cost structure to market demand and changing model mix
- and other items that Ford does not necessarily consider to be indicative of earnings from ongoing operating activities.

Excluding the 4 items above is how Ford gets from GAAP to Adjusted non-GAAP EPS.

FORD Q1 2022:
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And $TSLAQ is always claiming accounting fraud on $TSLA's quarterly results.....
 
I guess some can consider them great earnings if expectations were low.
But look at this:
- They lost 0.6% market share vs a year ago.
- "Adjusted" EPS was down to $0.38 vs a year ago of $0.70.

and to get to the adjusted numbers, they exclude :
- pension re-measurement gains and losses,
- loss from Rivian Investment
- significant personnel expenses, dealer-related costs, and facility-related charges stemming from Ford's efforts to match production
capacity and cost structure to market demand and changing model mix
- and other items that Ford does not necessarily consider to be indicative of earnings from ongoing operating activities.

Excluding the 4 items above is how Ford gets from GAAP to Adjusted non-GAAP EPS.

FORD Q1 2022:
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Can you imagine if TSLA had those numbers. It would be down 20% AH, and yet F is up.... 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️