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July 23, 2024
Admittedly, 2Q24E is Not an Easy Quarter to Model for Tesla. In the below, we consider various moving parts in TSLA’s 2Q24E model, including: (a) 57.146K more cars sold in 2Q24E QoQ (a positive), (b)…
July 17, 2024
Wow… That Can’t be Good. Below, in Ex. 1, we provide a letter sent by SunPower (SPWR; SELL) to its customers around 1:39pm EST today. In what follows, we provide our take. SunPower is No…
July 15, 2024
Hold On… Come Again? Last Friday, unbeknownst to many (it seems), SPWR (link) filed an amendment to its July 3rd 8-K, which provided additional information, this time from Ernst & Young (“EY”). more specifically, in…
July 15, 2024
What Does Our Bridge to Tesla’s 2Q24E EPS and Free-Cash-Flow Say vs. the Current Consensus Estimates? In the below, we provide our bridge to TSLA’s 2Q24E GAAP/non-GAAP EPS and free-cash-flow (“FCF”) when considering: (a) TSLA’s…
Would Elon Musk’s pay package being approved actually be a positive for bears?
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Interest rates are going to go significantly higher this year, says GLJ CEO Gordon Johnson
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Tesla bear Gordon Johnson, GLJ Research, says the latest earnings supports his PT slash to $23.53 and that plans for a cheaper EV won’t help
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Teslas are unreliable, unsafe, don’t have mileage and consumers are moving away
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Musk ‘sticking middle finger up’ at the law is why he wasn’t invited to White House
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Two equity strategists discuss how to invest in stocks within a higher-for-longer environment
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Binance could be ‘effectively tricking’ people into buying crypto, says founder of GLJ Research
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See @GLJ_Research’s interview with @realMeetKevin discussing the Fed, TSLA, ENPH, solar, recession, nuclear, FSD, F, GM, EVs, US/China macro, @SecYellen, SVB, banking, and more!
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GLJ’s CEO discusses current state of affairs at Tesla, and what to expect in 2023.
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Steel prices are tumbling as a result of China’s suppressed construction sector, while North American steel producers are seeing impressive earnings. Gordon Johnson, CEO of GLJ Research joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss opportunities in this market and the benefits of utilizing uranium for nuclear power.
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Gordon Johnson, CEO, and Founder of GLJ Research joins Zer0es TV to explain the deep connection between the construction and real estate bubble in China, and commodities like coal, iron ore, and steel.
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Uranium prices are soaring as more investors pile into the Sprott Physical Uranium Trust ETF putting pressure on a sector with tight supply. Gordon Johnson, CEO of GLJ Research, joins BNN Bloomberg for his outlook on it all and why he thinks the rally is sustainable.
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Gordon Johnson, GLJ Research CEO and Founder, discusses value vs. growth rotation, yields and inflation. He speaks with Alix Steel and Guy Johnson on “Bloomberg Markets.”
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Gordon Johnson, CEO of GLJ Research, explains why the aggressive fiscal stimulus is driving many commodities higher – including steel – and expects U.S. Steel and Cleveland-Cliffs to be “real winners” of the bull run.
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GLJ Research Chief Executive Officer Gordon Johnson, discusses Tesla shares which are slumping after not being added to the S&P 500. He speaks with Alix Steel and Guy Johnson on “Bloomberg Markets.”
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Gordon Johnson, CEO and founder of GLJ Research joins BNN Bloomberg with his thoughts on Tesla after the company was denied entrance in the S&P 500 index.
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Gordon Johnson reviews Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s claims that 200K orders for the new Cybertruck have been placed, in possible violation of his deal with the SEC.
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Gordon Johnson of GLJ Research discusses the closing of the US-China tariff loophole and how this move will affect solar panel imports and prices.
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After disappointing fourth quarter revenues, Gordon Johnson of GLJ Research doubles down on bearish predictions that Hexo Corp cannabis earnings will decline in 2020.
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One of Tesla’s biggest bears, Gordon Johnson of The Vertical Research Group, lays out what he thinks the Street is missing.
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Gordon Johnson, Vertical Group analyst, explains why he is shorting Tesla Inc. shares.
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Gordon Johnson talks with Bloomberg’s Alix Steel about metal prices, the iron-ore supply chain and his positioning in the group.
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Gordon Johnson, Vertical Group, discusses his firm downgrading US Steel to a ‘sell’ rating since President Trump announced imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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Steel industry insiders say Wall Street needs to dial back its expectations over Section 232 steel import action, explains Gordon Johnson of Axiom Capital.
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Gordon Johnson, discusses his outlook on iron ore and metallurgical coal prices and how they are impacted by a shifting economy in China.
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