Re:Tesla Passes Ford by Market Value
by martinko on Monday April 03, 2017 @12:52PM
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Capex is not included in net income, so your analysis is completely wrong.
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Of course Capex isn't included, but its direct consequence (depreciation) is. Tesla incurred almost $1B of depreciation in 2016:
So I dont see how the quote ties in with your statements about Tesla knowing where to invest (=capex)
Let's break it down for you:
1. Telsa has many investment ideas
2. Tesla spends massive amounts of CAPEX
3. Tesla incurs large amount of depreciation
4. Tesla's net income goes down
Re:Tesla Passes Ford by Market Value
by bigtimeidiot on Monday April 03, 2017 @03:53PM
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>Tesla spends massive amounts of CAPEX
How do they spend in relation to the other car makers? Do you think that auto manufacturing capex simply turns off one day? It's a capital intensive industry.