💰 Finance & Crypto $TSLA sentiment has turned bearish over the past few days following...Investing visuals@InvestingVisual 14 views Jun 13, 2025 ~1 min read Advertisement 1 $TSLA sentiment has turned bearish over the past few days following the Trump–Elon fallout.Here are 10 visuals you should know about $TSLA 🧵👇 2 The U.S. remains $TSLA's biggest market, accounting for 41% of its revenue.Given the ongoing tariff war, it’s worth noting that 20% of $TSLA's revenue comes from China. 3 As of today, 79% of $TSLA's revenue is coming from vehicle sales. Energy is a fast-growing segment worth watching though. AI, Robotaxi's and Optimus are not yet generating any revenue. 4 In 10 years, $TSLA's revenue grew from $3B to a staggering $96B.However, over the past 12 months, revenue is declining. 5 In 2019, $TSLA's free cash flow flipped from negative to positive, peaking in 2022 and sitting at $7B today. 6 $TSLA's showed impressive automotive sales over the past decade. However, sales have plunged over the past 12 months. In several European countries, May 2025 sales were down between 30% and 60%. 7 $TSLA's gross margins have been slowly trending down over the past 10 years -- 28% in 2014 compared to 18% today.Meanwhile, free cash flow margins have done the opposite, rising from -32% to +7% over the same period. 8 $TSLA has a very healthy balance sheet, with $24B in cash sitting on the sidelines. That gives them plenty of runway to keep investing in the future. 9 After $TSLA’s recent drop, it’s now trading at 54x price/gross profit -- still above its 1-year median of 45x. 10 To summarize $TSLA: it’s a business facing some real headwinds at the moment.All eyes are on how Robotaxis, Optimus, FSD, and AI might shape $TSLA's future revenue streams.Time will tell how it all plays out. Save this thread — create a free accountSave this thread Sign Up