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Tesla's fallen short after its new price cuts.

Netflix posted stellar results where we think its tailwind should subside soon.

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Morning Star headlines. Tesla's price cuts weighed on its third quarter financial results.

The electric vehicle makers operating income fell more than 50% compared to the same quarter last results. The electric vehicle makers operating income fell more than 50%

compared to the same quarter last year, despite a 9% year-over-year uptick in revenue growth.

Morningstar's annual forecast has factored in price cuts weighing on profits and margins.

Our analyst has trimmed his near-term forecast, however, to account for fourth-quarter

price cuts and lower margins in 2024, as Tesla picks up its cyber truck production. Tesla plans to

start cyber truck deliveries at the end of November. Morningstar expects the light-duty truck

expenses will temporarily affect automotive profit margins through 2024.

This is the same thing that happened in the Model 3 ramp-up. As production scales, however,

the truck should become profitable. Morningstar is lowering its estimate of Tesla stock worth to

$210 per share, down from $215 a share.

Netflix's subscriber growth jumped in the third quarter.

The streaming giant added nearly 9 million subscribers.

That's the company's best showing since 2020 second quarter, which was during the pandemic

lockdowns.

New sign-ups pushed total revenue up up 8% year-over-year.

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