What's the take away from the Lucid earnings call? I didn't attend. What was your take?

It would be nice to see the market respond to the increase in sunlight (political)
for renewable power generation, storage, modernizing the grid,
I think the market is mostly driven by short-term thinking, and I'm not sure anything about green energy is going to change much in the next handful of quarters.
 
I think the market is mostly driven by short-term thinking, and I'm not sure anything about green energy is going to change much in the next handful of quarters.
Hope springs eternal!
 
I don't think that can be said about any company let alone one with a -74 gross margin. At best the leadership is showing progress on their operational reset which builds some credibility. But they still burned through $1B in in the quarter and even with the $1.75B further commitment by the PIF only have enough cash to get through Q4 2027. They're accomplishing their short term objectives by producing and selling fewer cars. That's a survival story, not a growth one. It will take billions of additional investment and years before the company comes anywhere close to profitability. And there's no guarantee of that.
I didn’t say they will soon be profitable, I said THEY WILL NEVER GO BANKRUPT!
 
I didn’t say they will soon be profitable, I said THEY WILL NEVER GO BANKRUPT!
Well given your personal guarantee I’m shocked that the stock can be had for such a reasonable price. But I’m probably going to put more stock in what the company says. And right now the company is saying that they have enough cash to get them into Q4 2027. If you’ve heard something different I’m all ears.
 
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