Overview
- GM reported stronger-than-expected Q2 results on Tuesday, posting $48.03 billion in revenue and $3.57 in adjusted earnings per share while raising full-year guidance.
- The company said its multibillion-dollar EV pullback has produced about $10.9 billion in accounting charges and that EV losses should improve by $1.0 to $1.5 billion versus last year.
- Tesla is set to report Q2 results after the close on Wednesday, July 22, with analysts watching a forecast jump in capital spending and a large, expected negative free cash flow for the quarter.
- Tesla’s Q2 delivery report showed 480,126 vehicles delivered and a reduction in inventory, and the firm still holds 11,509 BTC whose unrealized gains or losses appear on the income statement and could sway crypto markets.
- Alphabet will also report after the close on Wednesday, July 22, and investors are focused on Google Cloud revenue — roughly a $22.4 billion consensus — as the key test of whether heavy AI investment is translating to sales.