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> but the bump suggests that traders expected it to be even worse. You're a bit too kind with your wording, it doesn't _suggests_ so much as it literally _mean
by Zenbit_UX 6y ago
> but the bump suggests that traders expected it to be even worse.
You're a bit too kind with your wording, it doesn't _suggests_ so much as it literally _means_ that. Plenty of websites show you what investors are expecting, if Tesla says more/less price fluctuates accordingly.
- tempestn 6y agoNormally, and apparently in this case, yes. It is possible for a stock to go up on earnings that don't beat expectations though, due to other concurrent factors, like unexpected positive news regarding future prospects, or even an unrelated broad market movement.
- gpm 6y ago> Plenty of websites show you what investors are expecting Yes and no. Plenty of websites make predictions. Most money in the market however is controlled by institutions that don't tell you shit about what they are expecting or anything else that they aren't legally required to tell you.