Tesla is expected to report a decline in revenue and profits for Q4 and FY 2025, with analysts predicting a 3.67% drop in quarterly revenue to $24.76 billion and a 3% decrease in annual revenue to $94.67 billion. Earnings per share are anticipated to fall from 73 cents to 45 cents for the quarter, and from $2.42 to $1.64 annually. This comes as Tesla's vehicle deliveries decreased by 16% in Q4 compared to the previous year. The company's stock has entered a correction phase, dropping over 14% from its December peak to a low of $425, erasing billions in market value. Technical analysis indicates a potential further decline, with the stock forming a bearish island reversal pattern. Tesla's challenges include declining sales in key markets and increased competition, as it pivots towards AI and robotics amid a highly competitive landscape.