Tesla has lifted its borrowing capacity to $30 billion even as free cash flow turned negative, according to GLJ Research. The company had $43.5 billion in cash, posted a $1.1 billion Q2 free-cash-flow shortfall, and raised its credit line from $5 billion.
published
Tesla has lifted its borrowing capacity to $30 billion even as free cash flow turned negative, according to GLJ Research. The company had $43.5 billion in cash, posted a $1.1 billion Q2 free-cash-flow shortfall, and raised its credit line from $5 billion.
Latest documented BWB result
$TSLA · $SPY market result
Exit $TSLA PDS with a .60 profit per contract - was willing to hold if $SPY closed under the SMA 50 but not with a close above it
Historical results are not a promise of future performance. Trading involves substantial risk.This public post is a timestamped information archive, not personalized financial advice. Alerts can change as markets move. Join Billy's private group for the complete daily stream and follow-through.