Tesla, Google, and Reddit All Crashed — Here’s What Wall Street Got Wrong
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Three major stocks sold off this week and in every single case the market is panicking about the wrong number. Tesla posted record deliveries of 480,000 units and revenue up 26% but got crushed because free cash flow went negative — except the real story is CapEx doubling for Optimus, robotaxis, and FSD, not a failing auto business. Google beat on basically every line with cloud up 82% and a $520 billion RPO backlog, then dropped on a CapEx increase. And Reddit fell on a licensing renegotiation headline when the real risk is logged-in user growth. We break down what actually matters in all three.
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