1. Li Auto's shares fell 5% to $27.30 in pre-market trading. 2. Fourth-quarter adjusted EPADS rose to 52 cents from 30 cents year-on-year. 3. Sales increased to $6.07 billion, up from $5.88 billion last year.
The drop in share price indicates market concern despite improved earnings and sales, similar to past quarterly reports where stock prices have reacted negatively despite positive performance.
The earnings report, despite being positive, led to a share drop, reflecting investor concerns influencing future performance.
Immediate market reactions to earnings reports lead to short-term price movements, often changing with future guidance.