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A significant chunk of BMW is the 3 series, 100k-ish a year are sold in the U.S. Tesla has 400k reservations, and is going to be making something like 5k a week. So the m3 will beat all of BMW 3 series US yearly sales in 5-6 months (that's if you very generously assume sales in 2018 will be the same as 2016). Probably not all m3 buyers would also be 3 series buyers, but plenty of them are, and 40k cars get a lot more attention than phones, it will be obvious pretty much as soon as the m3 is cranking. BMW might double in a few years, but it's probably going to be a rough road since they are just now starting to get serious about going electric, and I'm not sure where they are with autonomy.
3 series sales dropped about 25% last year in the US, that was partly just because of the m3 announcement.
BMW 3 Series - Wikipedia
The Blackberry comparison is an interesting parallel though, because like BMW, they had a very strong following in Canada, it was basically the highest profile Canadian company, just like BMW or VW is to Germany. Most of 3 series sales are outside the US, and it's fair to expect Germans to keep buying a lot of German cars, but the model 3 is pretty much to the 3 series as the iPhone was to Blackberries, at least BMW/VW are steering in the right direction.
I hope National Geographic or someone is doing a whole show on this ramp, it'd be kind of interesting to see exactly what they mean by bottlenecks and so forth.
I think the second message would have put us in the green today.
Well we clearly don't speak the same language so there is no point in any further conversationSorry, if you didn't have any margin calls on this drop then you certainly weren't pushing the limits. That's a good thing, but very different from what you've been posting.
Also, I don't know what kind of translation code you are using to describe holdings so I can't describe mine in your language. In any case, I'm not sure that publicly describing the size of one's portfolio serves any purpose. I can say that it's over triple what it was at the start of this year. And I could buy a fleet of Teslas with my winnings. TSLA has been good to me.
That was one smart trade! Awesome!View attachment 251595
Hoping you all will celebrate a small victory for me today! Got it really close to the daily low! Now hoping that stays a low from here on out!
The hell with it. I'm buying more at the open tomorrow
not directly... this analyst's estimate and today are an example of pure irrationality... and this board is nothing more than a reenforcement of this... this stock will collapse into rationality... and i will be there to witness it. until then... i'm signing off.Nomura/Instinet initiates coverage on Tesla Motors (NASDAQ: TSLA) with a Buy rating and a price target of $500.00.
Analyst Romit Shah forecasts "unprecedented" revenue gains for the company ($8 billion in 2016 to $58 billion in 2021). The analyst believes the company has "an insurmountable lead in vehicle range per dollar", benefits from largely inferior competitive field which should drive growth at current levels, will work through Model 3 production problems, and generate upwards of mid-to-high 20% GMs by 2020.
The PT is based on 2.1x 2021 estimated sales.
@myusername any comments?
signing off? off to hibernate in your bear den?not directly... this analyst's estimate and today are an example of pure irrationality... and this board is nothing more than a reenforcement of this... this stock will collapse into rationality... and i will be there to witness it. until then... i'm signing off.
not directly... this analyst's estimate and today are an example of pure irrationality... and this board is nothing more than a reenforcement of this... this stock will collapse into rationality... and i will be there to witness it. until then... i'm signing off.
This board is basically the antidote to seeking alpha and anathema to bearsnot directly... this analyst's estimate and today are an example of pure irrationality... and this board is nothing more than a reenforcement of this... this stock will collapse into rationality... and i will be there to witness it. until then... i'm signing off.
I watched RIMM go up several fold from September 2003 over the next few yearsThe purpose of the BlackBerry comparison was not to draw parallels with BMW, but to show that, even if a company is obviously doomed to zero percent market share, its stock can act irrationally in the shorter term and double.
Even a 50% rise from the current low valuation multiples of the traditional automakers can wipe out any shorts, so why bother with a 100% (at best) potential return, especially when you can more than double your money in Tesla?
Thanks bud! And I want an invite to the TT007 and AB party as well please!That was one smart trade! Awesome!
Were you still going to do some charts tonight?I watched RIMM go up several fold from September 2003 over the next few years
I wish I had bought it back then
But then came along AAPL
Rest is history
not directly... this analyst's estimate and today are an example of pure irrationality... and this board is nothing more than a reenforcement of this... this stock will collapse into rationality... and i will be there to witness it. until then... i'm signing off.
Okay this is what INTC did in 1990s
Absolutely bud! You're the coolest!Thanks bud! And I want an invite to the TT007 and AB party as well please!
I'll do a bunch of charts over the next hourWere you still going to do some charts tonight?