That sounds imported and expensive. Not in this economy Sir.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Still feels like this
Buckminster
Well-Known Member
Elon just tweeted this out:
https://www.usdebtclock.org
https://www.usdebtclock.org
I am sure it is useful. I use 4 wheel steering in farm equipment now. It is not without maintenance however. Maybe we will get a peek at the tech on the Semi.
This makes me giggle...
"Volkswagen has announced that it will invest a total of $2 billion into Horizon Robotics, a Chinese computer chip and robotics."
www.teslarati.com
"Volkswagen has announced that it will invest a total of $2 billion into Horizon Robotics, a Chinese computer chip and robotics."
Volkswagen makes huge investment in Chinese chip manufacturer
Volkswagen has announced a $2 billion investment into a Chinese chip manufacturer that will help them improve their autonomous driving tech.
www.teslarati.com
You mean the market gets a short covering rally…..except for TSLA.
Even if they don’t break 200 here, you can be rest assured they’ll keep it right at the 52 week low until earnings and hope there’s something in the earnings that plummets the stock.
I think this is likely, up until we get a new influx of buyers into TSLA to overwhelm the MM's control.
Which, now that our credit rating is upgraded (with Moody's likely to follow) that influx could be happening within the next half year. Until that time I feel TSLA will be artificially suppressed, preventing us from a new ATH and keeping us within the $200-$330 range no matter how great the earnings are.
Eventually the wall will break, it's just a matter of time. However, it could be a long time....
woodisgood
Optimustic Pessimist
Well I wouldn’t have thought my Jan ‘23 ITM LEAPs would be in danger but here we are.
Dang, that's a truly insane amount of shares. Elon's response is short but interesting.
Paracelsus
Active Member
Well……..no balls, no babies as they say. Just added more.
- @ the 52 week low
- Max FUD
- Max fear even on some of the more seasoned TMC’rs
- And most importantly the TMC site went down in the middle of it all. The voice of reason was temporarily silenced - ha!
verystandard
Member
Scraping the bottom of the barrel now ready to buy some more shares without using margin. Fire sale for me on craigslist/kijiji while Tesla itself is hosting firesale as well.
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
Just worth pointing out that we are now 2 weeks into Q4, with no price cuts in China or anywhere else announced.
And even if price cuts are announced, due to Tesla's massive margins, there should be no fear of Tesla finding a sweet spot where demand fills their production capabilities for years into the future, while still maintaining good margins.
And even if price cuts are announced, due to Tesla's massive margins, there should be no fear of Tesla finding a sweet spot where demand fills their production capabilities for years into the future, while still maintaining good margins.
Forget whistles. Forget perfume. Given the bear market we're in the next novelty item Elon better sell us are these steel Baoding CyberBalls™.
cliff harris
Member
Re; Stock buybacks
I totally understand the argument that Tesla should be expanding, and growing the business as fast as possible with all of their cash mountain. However...this sounds way easier to do when sat behind a keyboard, than it does when you look at the real world effort of building factories/superchargers/service centers/etc...
Planning permission in ANY country takes time. Component orders take time. Shipping takes time. There are 3rd party constraints and timescales. For 99% of companies, their surplus cash doesn't ever arrive fast enough for this to ever be a problem, but for an already rapidly growing and super-cash positive company like Teslas, it can be.
My own company ahs sat on a seven figure sum for 2 years, in a bank account, losing value, because the capital project it was set aside for has been delayed many times by bureaucracy. Tesla is experiencing THIS, but on a massive scale.
In those circumstances, it absolutely makes sense that it there is spare cash, a buyback makes definite sense. If the profit margins squeeze, and the cash position worsens, then thats different, but until then, I'd be happy to see Tesla spend some of its cash pile in this way.
I totally understand the argument that Tesla should be expanding, and growing the business as fast as possible with all of their cash mountain. However...this sounds way easier to do when sat behind a keyboard, than it does when you look at the real world effort of building factories/superchargers/service centers/etc...
Planning permission in ANY country takes time. Component orders take time. Shipping takes time. There are 3rd party constraints and timescales. For 99% of companies, their surplus cash doesn't ever arrive fast enough for this to ever be a problem, but for an already rapidly growing and super-cash positive company like Teslas, it can be.
My own company ahs sat on a seven figure sum for 2 years, in a bank account, losing value, because the capital project it was set aside for has been delayed many times by bureaucracy. Tesla is experiencing THIS, but on a massive scale.
In those circumstances, it absolutely makes sense that it there is spare cash, a buyback makes definite sense. If the profit margins squeeze, and the cash position worsens, then thats different, but until then, I'd be happy to see Tesla spend some of its cash pile in this way.
Elon who gets tweeted thousands of times per second is today replying to a tweet that aimed at him 10 days ago....
Think either he is buying back soon or it has already started.
Might sound like a buyback "noted" but could also be a "oh, we need 2x earnings? I got you." type of noted.
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