henchman24
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Looks like 250m... there's a big chunk of the miss from higher expectations.Ignore foreign exchange rates at your peril.
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Looks like 250m... there's a big chunk of the miss from higher expectations.Ignore foreign exchange rates at your peril.
Starlink 1.5 and 1.6 satellites are already deployed, you should have said Starlink 2.0 or Starlink 2.0 mini. The feature you are talking about does not exist on 1.5 sats.Yeah, until Starlink mini v1.5 is deployed. Then both your Tesla a your cell phone will get a signal in the middle of nowhere. It's handled, just gotta let the plan work.![]()
The report itself is very encouraging. Maybe the SP will recover when people actually read it?
Looks like 250m... there's a big chunk of the miss from higher expectations.
I'm seeing it reported as a miss?A little beat, but still a beat compared to consensus.
EPS 1.05 vs 1.01 expected
This one's pretty upbeat.
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revenue was below WS expectationsI'm seeing it reported as a miss?
That is really kind of the norm in most companies. Usually something is overlooked, good or bad.it seems like every quarter there is something unexpected that hits earnings. In the future, we probably need a 0.10 "unexpected charge" deduction from any estimates.
Did cash actually get exchanged, or is it just an impact on the financials being in USD thatIgnore foreign exchange rates at your peril.
That would assume the reversal actually happens. I wouldn’t dare to try and predict foreign exchange movements in advance.Did cash actually get exchanged, or is it just an impact on the financials being in USD that will reverse when currencies recover?