$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ Just curious as to where everyone sees this heading in the coming days.

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$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ It ALL depends from the shareholder’s meeting for the specific and from the debt-ceiling agreement for the macro. CAUTION.

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New data: 2023Q1
Revenue fell sharply by 63%. Operating profit changed from last year's profit of 2.24 billion dollars to loss of 14 million yuan, and net profit loss of 58 million yuan.
The profit statement shows that revenue fell 63% to 1.37 billion, main business costs fell only 5.9% to 1.32 billion, and operating expenses fell 6.9% to 68 million. This shows that the company's expenses are very rigid. If quarterly revenue does not reach 1.4 billion dollars, it will face a loss in operating profit.
Interest expenses doubled to 51 million, indicating that the company's cash situation had deteriorated. If revenue does not exceed 1.45 billion dollars, then net profit will also be lost.
This kind of profit statement is both good and bad. The advantage is that once revenue exceeds the profit and loss line, profit will increase without resistance; the disadvantage is a mirror image of the benefits.
The balance sheet shows that the balance ratio for the first quarter increased from 49.3% to 55.9%, a sufficient increase of 6.6%, but fell from 65.4% to 55.9% year-on-year.
On a year-over-year basis, current assets fell sharply by 40%, non-current assets increased by 29.5%, and total assets fell 6.4%.
The increase in non-current assets is mainly due to an increase in investments and prepayments from $320 million to $1,367 million.
Debt-side current liabilities fell 35.5%, non-current liabilities increased 4.3%, and large amounts of borrowing were transferred into leasing liabilities, and subsequent interest expenses may fall.
Net worth increased by 19.3...