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Can someone explain why $TSLA is still down about 15% this year? - Q2 deliveries: 480K, up 25% - Revenue: $28.2B, up 26% - Energy storage: 13.5 GWh, up 40%+ - FSD subscribers: ~1.5M But: - Operating income fell 57% - Margins dropped to 1.4% - Free cash flow turned negative at -$1.1B $TSLA still trades at roughly 264x forward earnings… Is the growth enough to justify the valuation?

If you could only own ONE through 2030: $CELH or $ELF? $CELH → the cheaper, faster grower - Forward P/E: 22x - Gross margin: 49% - Next-year Revenue growth: 13% The catch: thin 49% gross margins. $ELF → the higher-quality business - Forward P/E: 43x - Gross margin: 74% - Next-year Revenue growth: 8% The catch: you pay double the valuation for it (43x vs 22x). Which one's your pick for 2030?

Wall Street doesn’t seem to want $ADBE But Adobe does. It approved a $25B buyback and bought back 9.5M shares last quarter. At the same time: - Revenue hit a record $6.76B - Operating cash flow reached $2.52B - AI-related ARR grew 150% - Shares outstanding keep falling Wall Street is worried about AI…Adobe keeps buying anyway. Who do you think is right?

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Can someone explain why $SOFI is down 38% this year? Record members: 15.8M → up 35% Record products: 24.4M → up 42% Record quarterly revenue: $1.21B →up 40% Yet the stock keeps falling… What is the market seeing that the numbers aren’t?

$CELH stock projections from a 1000xStocks member: 15% revenue growth 25% net income growth P/E: 20–30 📷 Price targets: Low: $32 → $63 (2027–2030) High: $48 → $94 (2027–2030) Are you bullish or bearish on Celsius long-term?