From 10Q, couple of important datapoints:
1. Tesla made $137M from non-ZEV regulatory credits (non-disclosed in shareholder letter) in addition to $52 ZEV ones (disclosed)
2. There are over $115M or more (10%+) in accounts receivables owed by
one single party. Bears think rental agency sale, or large supplier discount (Panasonic?)
3. Tesla confirms that it has received SEC subpoena about M3 production numbers (new info) in addition to Musk communication (old info)
Bears are being, uhhh, frantic??!! Some are likely to have heart attack by the end of night, in disbelief that Tesla is getting away with this
Now, anyone can disagree as much as one wants, but I can see how shareholder letter comes off as non-genuine and (somewhat?) misleading now. This is what I've mentioned in the past - technically correct, yet misleading. I'd prefer Tesla stopped these practices, but I'm grateful they've let me deleverage
and I don't care a whole lot anyhow. They've done their fair share of poor communication in both directions. My thesis is long and slow born, and they're moving in the right direction, that's all that matters (when I'm not leveraged!)
Market doesn't seem to care either.
Or, maybe TSLA would've been $350+ without this?