After Q4 Loss, Is Tesla Stock No Longer Electric?

By | February 12, 2015

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Tesla Motors late Wednesday reported a surprise fourth-quarter loss and weaker-than-expected revenue. The luxury electric carmaker lost 13 cents a share excluding items vs. views for a 31-cent profit. Tesla Motors’ (TSLA) earned 33 cents a year earlier. The Q4 loss including items was 86 cents. Non-GAAP revenue rose 44% to $1.1 billion. The consensus was $1.23 billion. Operating expenses nearly doubled to $336.5 million. The stock fell 3.9% late Scalper1 News

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