Tesla's (TSLA) profitability has recently been called into question following mixed Q3 results. The company reported record revenue, robust EV deliveries, and increased BTC value, yet it displayed a decreasing profit margin and an earnings miss, raising concerns for bullish projections. CEO Elon Musk pushed for a $1T pay package to drive the ambitious vision of a 'robot army' or autonomous robotaxi fleet by year's end, adding to the uncertainty as Tesla stock slipped. The shareholder response has been mixed. Several analysts continue to maintain a bullish stance, noting the company's record-setting deliveries, Gigafactory growth, and green goals. Others have expressed concern, scrutinizing Musk's pay package and the reliance on carbon credits for revenue, which dropped 44% this quarter. As TSLA's revenue growth returns after two down quarters, key metrics indicate potential for explosive growth, a possibility seemingly acknowledged by Wall Street analysts despite their cautious reactions to the latest earnings. Despite setbacks, Tesla continues to diversify, emerging as more than just a car company with ambitious AI and robotaxi projects.
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