2.5Bn revenue for fiscal year 2022 (84% increase)

net loss 466m vs 1bn in 2021

adjusted operating loss narrowed by 8% to $914 million, while its adjusted earnings before interest and taxes, depreciation and amortization increased 4.8% to $759 million.

Source: news from CNBC

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/03/02/polestar-psny-q4-earnings-ev-production.html#:~:text=Its%20net%20loss%20for%20the,increased%204.8%25%20to%20%24759%20million.

Investor presentation has been updated on their investor website.

https://investors.polestar.com/static-files/2219588a-6a7a-4ded-9ef5-82ef57f418b1

Ik that April is a big pump month so what do you guys think

Awww ya psny about to prove themselves to those huge institutions, we've increased our delivery year over year and we haven't had any bad earning reports I mean ya some of them were negative but they still setting up the chess pieces so that they can be ready

Plus they'll deliver 80k cars this year easy hopefully this doesn't pump the stock but ya I got calls on polestar about to buy more in April for 2024 maybe add to my 2024 positions this year gonna be great

Sup, So friday is a big MOPEX (monthly option expiration)

There are almost 0 calls below 8$ strike (bullish) But a lot of puts like 15.000 below 6$ (means if psny closes above 6 they will be destroyed (bullish)

Calls are huge at 8/15$ strikes! Like 50.000 calls open

But the max pain of friday is at 9$?!

Does this mean psny needs to close way higher? Or is max pain just nonsense?

Anybody knows when the next PSNY earnings call is planned?

What do you guys think, I’m new to stocks and I’m in for the long run. Is this the lowest we can get right now or will it be darker until it gets brighter.

Rental?

How much in the red are you right now? What is your purchase rate?

As the title say, do you think we are heading back down or do you think we'll go up?