Tesla reported earnings after the bell, showing a record for quarterly revenue but lower margins thanks to price cuts and incentives.
The stock price remained flat after the initial report, but began dropping during the earnings call as CEO Elon Musk and other executives failed to deliver precise specs and start of delivery dates for the Cybertruck, and for a robotaxi-ready vehicle. Musk and other execs also said during the call that vehicle production would slow down during Q3 due to shutdowns for factory improvements. The stock was down as much as 5% after hours. $TSLA Tesla Q2 FY23: • Revenue +47% Y/Y to $24.9B ($200M beat). • Gross margin 18% (-7pp Y/Y). • Operating margin 10% (-5pp Y/Y). • Capex +19% Y/Y to $2.1B. • Free cash flow +62% Y/Y to $1.0B. • Non-GAAP EPS $0.91 ($0.09 beat). • Deliveries +83% Y/Y to 466,140. Source: App Economy Insights, CNBC
$JPM JP Morgan Chase Q2 FY23 numbers
$JPM JP Morgan Chase Q2 FY23 numbers • Net revenue +34% Y/Y to $41.3B ($2.5B beat). • Net Income $14.5B. • EPS: $4.37 ($0.61 beat). • CET1 ratio of 13.8%. $2.7B First Republic bargain purchase gain in Corporate. Source: App Economy Insights
The sp500 has been anticipating the improvement in earnings (ex-Energy) expectations so far. Can these expectations be met?
Source: Bloomberg (Gina Martin Adams for the #chart)
S&P earnings growth is expected to trough in 2Q at -9%
As we enter the us 2Q earnings season, the least we can say is that the bar is low (in terms of expectations) which means that we could see beats on an aggregate level. Goldman Sachs: " Consensus estimates for 2Q growth since the beginning of April have been cut from -6% to -9%." Source: GS, TME
2Q US Earnings Season
S&P 500 earnings reporting by market cap. Two more weeks and then the boom... Source: MS, TM
Market Expectations Seem Quite Low
As we enter us q2 earnings season, market expectations seem quite low Source: Bloomberg