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17 Jul 2026, 11:46 UTC · 45m ago
Q2 Earnings Report Could Shift These Tesla ETFs Into High Gear
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ETF Trends
17 Jul 2026, 11:46 UTC · 45m ago
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Tesla is scheduled to report second-quarter earnings on Wednesday, July 22, after the market close. — Earnings reports for high-beta stocks like Tesla typically trigger significant short-term volatility in the underlying equity and associated leveraged ETFs.
+0.40Tesla's automotive gross margins (excluding credits) are expected to be in the high teens, falling slightly below the 20% long-term goal. — Missing long-term margin targets suggests pricing pressure or increased costs, which is fundamentally bearish for the stock's valuation.
-0.30Investors are focusing on free cash flow as Tesla enters a heavy capital expenditure cycle for real-world AI infrastructure. — Increased CapEx can pressure short-term liquidity and free cash flow, though it is necessary for long-term AI growth.
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The Optimus humanoid robotics project is viewed as a significant long-term growth driver for both business and consumer markets. — Positive updates on robotics provide a long-term bullish narrative and optionality beyond the core EV business.
+0.20Tesla is ramping up production of lower-priced Model Y and Model 3 vehicles to drive volume toward a 2030 target of 2.8 million vehicles per year. — Expanding the addressable market with cheaper models supports volume growth, though it may trade off against margin.
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The article highlights long-term growth drivers like humanoid robotics and robotaxis, though it notes potential headwinds in gross margins.
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