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Tesla faces significant headwinds as it prepares to announce Q1 2025 results on April 22, with analysts projecting declining revenue and EPS amid weakening EV demand and production challenges. The stock lost 40% YTD. Last April, Tesla jumped 14% on earnings week. ------------ Are analysts too pessimistic about Tesla earnings? Or the sales plunge mean Tesla will have another plunge? How do you expect Tesla earnings? What's your target price for Tesla?
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