Tesla would need to grow earnings at a very high rate over an extended span to justify its current stock multiple.

Tesla’s stock is rallying as investors cheer a return of Elon Musk as a full-time CEO, and is fast approaching a key chart ...

Tesla's production growth vastly outpaced its revenue growth ... But it's not too late for Tesla to turn it around. This one chart shows what Tesla's current problem is but also pinpoints how ...

Over the past 12 years, as the Stock Rover chart below depicts ... But even in this sense, Tesla looks much more like a growth stock than Apple, at least historically. Here are the numbers ...

As this chart shows, the company's energy ... revenue as the services segment yet, but their growth was faster. Some early investors in Tesla thought of its battery and solar businesses as ...

In fairness, for about 12 months the electric vehicle (EV) maker had missed sales growth estimates and was slashing prices. But if you think Tesla is slowing down, think again. Below is a chart ...

Promising growth ahead, but supply challenges still ... As it can be seen in the chart below, Tesla has not experienced a single insider buy in the past three years. On the contrary, about 61 ...

That's a credit to Tesla, but demand growth in the industry has also slowed significantly as the chart below shows, which Tesla shared in its earnings presentation. Image source: Tesla.

With revenue growth of just 3.5% ... revenues in real terms during the most recent quarter. The following chart from Tesla's investor presentation shows a couple of important details: We see ...

As seen in our chart, Tesla was able to ramp its production growth significantly in 2021, which compensated for its below-trend struggles in 2019. Hence, some investors may be inclined to consider ...