Wtf, your link states an average 30kwh per day. Exactly what I said. Do some basic math how many solar panels you need to generate that. At least have the guts to apologize that you misunderstood.
I have trouble trusting GAAP numbers as I know how they can be manipulated. What the hell are non GAAP earnings? What have they added in or left out that isn't generally accepted?
This. TESLA still the electric leader, but I highly doubt it can touch 40% growth or anything close to it for much longer.
TSLA is a great trading stock. If you like movement, you've got it. You have to be a Pro to play TSLA. It is like having Goose Gossage on the mound. TSLA is at least a $150 stock. But I am not recommending buy and hold. Just know there is a positive bias.
It takes no guts to apologize when you know you're wrong. So yes, I apologize as I misread your original post. To add to your point, it takes 13 to 19 panels to cover the daily needs of an average household.
Non-GAAP earnings are an alternative accounting method used to measure the earnings of a company. Non-GAAP earnings are pro forma figures, which exclude "one-time" transactions, such as an organizational restructuring. https://www.investopedia.com
Much longer you say... How much longer is that, months, years? And what information do you have to make you say that?
40% growth no more than 1 to 1.5 years or thereabouts. The recent annual rainfall reports coming in from Indonesia is what I used to perform my analysis leading me to this conclusion. Cannot give you any further details, don't want to give away my edge in this regard.
Sounds fair. Let me give you my prediction. Tesla cars will continue to grow over 40% YoY for another 5 years, and Tesla's net income will continue to grow exponentially in that same time period. For reference: Tesla net income for the twelve months ending September 30, 2022 was $11.190B, a 219.81% increase year-over-year. Tesla annual net income for 2021 was $5.519B, a 665.46% increase from 2020.