On April 19th, we learned that our Earnings Surprise model correctly predicted Tesla’s earnings miss for Q1 of 2023. You can take a look at a summary of what happened in our LinkedIn post from Friday, April 20th.
Even with Tesla’s significant underperformance in 2022, TSLA was a large holding in multiple portfolios as a major player in the Consumer Discretionary sector to start 2023.
The Burney Advisor Services (BAS) Earnings Surprise Model indicated a Sell rating for February, March, and April.
The Earnings Surprise Model is one of 4 analytical stock scoring models utilized by BAS to help support advisors with active equity. It identifies companies most likely to report positive and negative quarterly surprises.
BAS-supported advisors were advised to sell TSLA in their portfolios in February and went short in our 130-30 Long-Short Portfolio in April. On 4/19/2023, Tesla reported the Miss anticipated by the BAS Earnings Surprise Model. TSLA lost over 10% the day after the release of the earnings report.
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