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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable

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Not worth the read....more or less he says the same old " profit due to regulatory credits...overvalued...blah blah"

Nice that they included Musk’s terse response to Chanos:

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Tesla Bear Jim Chanos Says He’d Tell Elon Musk ‘Job Well Done’

Thanks for the head's up on the article!

Pro tip: Google the title, they're always other sources republishing it.


Jim, you should cross out the (S) after HOME on your sign, "NEWLY HOMES(x6+yacht)-LESS [wall street] VETERAN" on your sign, which is stolen valor as well, fyi.

Oh.. And I always take the position opposite of whatever comes out of your mouth.

So, stay away from Elon. Bc your quote reminds me of "et tu brute."
 
Norway In November: EV Market Share At 80%, Fossils Disappearing

"Electric vehicle pioneer Norway saw plugin vehicle market share standing at 80% in November 2020, up from 60% in November 2019. Old school non-hybrid fossil vehicles saw their share decline to just 10.5% (from 27.1% a year ago). The overall auto market volume was up 25% year-on-year."​

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Cheers!
This is about a month old, but relates to the above: From January 1st 2021 Hyundai will no longer sell any ICE vehicles in Norway.
 
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

"Joining the S&P 500 index is especially propitious for Tesla. Among more than 1,200 mutual funds worldwide using the S&P 500 as their benchmark, $4.7 trillion, or 93% of them, disclosed no ownership of Tesla shares in their most recent regulatory filings. If Tesla represents 1% of the index, it could easily receive $47 billion from the passively managed assets tracking the benchmark.
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What is the current breakdown of TSLA ownership between retail, funds, and of course short sellers?
 
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

"Joining the S&P 500 index is especially propitious for Tesla. Among more than 1,200 mutual funds worldwide using the S&P 500 as their benchmark, $4.7 trillion, or 93% of them, disclosed no ownership of Tesla shares in their most recent regulatory filings. If Tesla represents 1% of the index, it could easily receive $47 billion from the passively managed assets tracking the benchmark.
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.... uh, benchmarked funds aren't required to own Tesla at all. Before OR after inclusion (some smart ones already do, and doubtless some more will in the future, but it's entirely throwing darts to try and give that any number and they're entirely free to wait till post inclusion to buy if they wish to)

And even if they wish to they'd have no specific requirement to make it 1% of their fund.

The author doesn't appear to understand the difference between actively managed funds that benchmark to S&P500 and passive funds that index it- with only the later group needing to have roughly 1% of their fund holding TSLA sometime in/around the 21st.
 
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