Tesla just reported Q3 2026 with earnings per share of US$0.24 and net income of US$787m, and the stock barely flinched. Shares slipped about 0.6% over the last session, a muted move for a business that usually swings hard on any hint of good or bad news. The real story sits in profitability. Trailing net margin has compressed to 3.1% while the valuation still prices in a rich revenue multiple. That gap between a premium P/S and thinner profits turns today’s calm share price into a sentiment…