Peter Smith
⬤ Tesla's getting ready to pull back the curtain on its Q4 2025 numbers this Wednesday, January 28, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. CT, and the stock's sitting right around where it landed after the last earnings call back on November 23, 2025. The company's non-GAAP earnings history tells an interesting story—EPS used to clock in above $1.00 in earlier quarters before cooling down to the current range.
⬤ Right now, analysts are circling around a $0.44 EPS forecast for the quarter. What's fascinating is how Tesla's share price has danced around these earnings figures—sometimes climbing toward the $400-$450 zone even when profits weren't exactly surging. The stock doesn't always follow the earnings script, which keeps things interesting for traders watching the setup.
⬤ With TSLA trading near recent peaks and expectations anchored at $0.44, Wednesday's report is shaping up as a major moment for one of the market's most-watched stocks. How the actual results and Elon's commentary stack up against current pricing could determine whether shares hold these levels or make their next move.
Peter Smith
