I'm not sure of anything, but if the argument in https://twitter.com/FrankPeelen/status/1328943541570179075 is correct then it is a company with market cap of greater than $220 B (they have to file for stakes greater than 5%), which rules out Etsy.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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I'm not sure of anything, but if the argument in https://twitter.com/FrankPeelen/status/1328943541570179075 is correct then it is a company with market cap of greater than $220 B (they have to file for stakes greater than 5%), which rules out Etsy.
ARK hasn't publicly updated their TSLA price targets. However, choice of words from Tasha Keeney in one interview I saw strongly suggested that they have OR are working on one. Why they haven't gone public with their estimates might be because they don't feel the World is ready to receive the information, as @Runarbt pointed out.
Given that their 2018 case consisted of three main variables without including the potential of Tesla Energy, insurance etc AND that many boxes of their Bull/Golden Goose scenarios are being ticked as we approach 2024 I think it is safe to say that their price targets will be drastically higher than they were two years ago.
AJ next Tesla ER call:
"Now - this isn't directly related to Tesla but hear me out. If aliens wanted to buy SpaceX services, would you entertain selling to them? And if so, do you foresee any push back from earth based governments?
And I have a follow up.".
The previous probability they assigned to successful FSD was relatively low, which dragged down their estimates. I’d guess that will be substantially increased.
I think it would say more about BRK than it would about TSLA.So, how much it would matter for the market, MMs and shorts, if Berkshire has a stake of 4.99% of Tesla?
Has anyone theorized that the reason the Macros were down yesterday is because benchmarked funds sold everything else in the S&P 500 to make funds available to buy TSLA?
So, how much it would matter for the market, MMs and shorts, if Berkshire has a stake of 4.99% of Tesla?
Yes, probably.
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So, how much it would matter for the market, MMs and shorts, if Berkshire has a stake of 4.99% of Tesla?
dont know, but I would buy some potato chips and a couple of great weissbier and celebrate by watching The Office UK. Both seasons and the Christmas special.
cheers longs! The next years are going to rock
That's me on Twitter btw.
To me it seems a lot less likely that the SEC would give Berkshire permission to not disclose a 5%+ stake, even though they were given permission to omit a position from their 13F. 13D/G filings are there exactly to make sure everybody knows when somebody acquires a 5%+ stake in a US public equity.
If the SEC handed out exceptions to having to disclose 5%+ ownership stakes, that could allow some entities to more easily stage hostile takeovers.
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@KarenRei and @Fact Checking are having a friendly debate on orbital mechanics, and I and my tiny brain are here for it.
https://twitter.com/enn_nafnlaus/status/1328835486077554690?s=21
https://twitter.com/enn_nafnlaus/status/1328835486077554690?s=21
So, how much it would matter for the market, MMs and shorts, if Berkshire has a stake of 4.99% of Tesla?
If that turns out to be true, I recommend everyone here that doesn’t have it yet, to buy the “Poor Charlie’s Almanack”
I feel your pain. I bought a Cybertruck and a Roadster and yet to receive mine either.
lafrisbee
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I am surprised the bearBS hasn't latched onto the production issues...
Bloomberg: U.K.'s Green Plan backs 250,000 jobs and bans gas car sales
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
From the article:
"U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a 12 billion-pound ($15.9 billion) plan to boost green industries and tackle climate change, in a blueprint he says will create or support as many as 250,000 jobs. Under the wide-ranging proposals, sales of new petrol and diesel cars will be banned from 2030, the government will back investment in electric vehicles, hydrogen, wind and nuclear power, and measures to make homes more energy efficient."
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
From the article:
"U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a 12 billion-pound ($15.9 billion) plan to boost green industries and tackle climate change, in a blueprint he says will create or support as many as 250,000 jobs. Under the wide-ranging proposals, sales of new petrol and diesel cars will be banned from 2030, the government will back investment in electric vehicles, hydrogen, wind and nuclear power, and measures to make homes more energy efficient."
lafrisbee
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You should spend a little more time talking to Wipster about what has already been posted....
man, I wish I got in on the Tesla stock back when most people here did. I didn’t finally jump in until battery day when the stock dropped down to about $360-$400.
maybe in about 5-10 years I will have the FU money as well.
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Hyundai faces lawsuit over EV fires as GM launches recall
Not directly about TSLA, but lots of battery related FUD in the article, ending with the quote “Electric vehicles have just become something I’m so scared of.”
Not directly about TSLA, but lots of battery related FUD in the article, ending with the quote “Electric vehicles have just become something I’m so scared of.”
Or saving it for when they are the new WTF fund.My guess;
They dont want to just yet.. It will be so insane and out of whack with the market sentiment that they have to wait.
Need SP to go higher, and the rest of the market to accept the trajcetory for ARK to dare release new estimate, and have a slim chance to be taken seriously.
Runarbt
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MM walking down the SP into open.. how will today turn out?
With Adams upgrade, and one day clsoer to S&P500 - they might have a hard time holding it down for long.
Appreciate any skeptics out there, who think we will go lower in the near/medium term. I just can t see it? But then, I have been wrong a lot! (way to bullish)
With Adams upgrade, and one day clsoer to S&P500 - they might have a hard time holding it down for long.
Appreciate any skeptics out there, who think we will go lower in the near/medium term. I just can t see it? But then, I have been wrong a lot! (way to bullish)
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