RobDickinson
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CEOs of Rivian and Lucid also selling hard
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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I don't understand the disagrees. The EU forced apple to convert to USB-C. If something that trivial happens how can you think something as critical as EVs won't be impacted the same way?
EU Gives Final Approval to Law That Will Force iPhone to Switch to USB-C
The European Union today gave final approval to legislation that will force technology companies like Apple to switch to USB-C across a wide range of...
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Drumheller
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It's an actual thing now because we now know Elon may make an offer to buy a company on a whim without thinking jt through. It isn't all 4D chess. Elon said on the Ron Baron interview that he tried to get out of buying Twitter but couldn't.
Well with Lucid they are selling, raising about 1.5B
reasons for stocks being down today. Elon selling, twitter overhang, inflation fears, demand, covid, being a Wednesday, daylight saving, nothing on tv……
Just picked up some March '23 $300 lotto calls in case we get a good CPI print tomorrow. They are dirt cheap.
Most definitely not an advice.
Most definitely not an advice.
As you know Reuters has printed misleading information in the past, as with this. It's only "inventory" because of where it's shown on the balance sheet. They had on a prior article that discussed Tesla "inventory" and stated that it included "unsold cars" without saying they were probably lease returns and didn't include newly manufactured vehicles.
So you're correct, hard to trust where they got this exclusive information...
cliff harris
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The only benefit to elon saying he is done is it accelerates any recovery in the stock.
On the flipside, it means a potential tesla stock buyback becomes less profitable for the company.
Elon has made it very clear many times he cares about investors, not traders. I think he will not care what happens to the stock in the short or medium term. Its worth remembering that anyone who wants to 'trade' tesla over a time horizon less than a year is basically the exact sort of investor elon is determined not to care about.
I strongly recommend buy and hold. Over the long run you still earn great returns, and you sleep easily every night.
The fundamentals of the company are amazing, and even if there is a deep recession, its only likely to kill off Ford and GM and Toyota faster. It just leaves higher potential market share for the companies left standing afterwards...
When the recession ends, Toyota will be still trying to sell hybrids, GM and Ford will be either bankrupt or in debt again to the government, and there will be more new Tesla factories, with a bunch of Tesla bots being beta tested on the production line...
On the flipside, it means a potential tesla stock buyback becomes less profitable for the company.
Elon has made it very clear many times he cares about investors, not traders. I think he will not care what happens to the stock in the short or medium term. Its worth remembering that anyone who wants to 'trade' tesla over a time horizon less than a year is basically the exact sort of investor elon is determined not to care about.
I strongly recommend buy and hold. Over the long run you still earn great returns, and you sleep easily every night.
The fundamentals of the company are amazing, and even if there is a deep recession, its only likely to kill off Ford and GM and Toyota faster. It just leaves higher potential market share for the companies left standing afterwards...
When the recession ends, Toyota will be still trying to sell hybrids, GM and Ford will be either bankrupt or in debt again to the government, and there will be more new Tesla factories, with a bunch of Tesla bots being beta tested on the production line...
LCID -18%
XPEV -11.5%
RIVN - 12%
NIO -11%
BYD -6%
I'm more inclined to think this is sector group activity today. Maybe some spillover from crypto at least among retail holders?
XPEV -11.5%
RIVN - 12%
NIO -11%
BYD -6%
I'm more inclined to think this is sector group activity today. Maybe some spillover from crypto at least among retail holders?
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Sure, here's a future shipping map between Europe and China if we don't curb CO2:
But no rush, right? /S
StealthP3D
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Oh. So, is that why Tesla sells every car they make, as soon as they can make it? And why they keep making more every year?
I guess it makes sense there would be a demand problem with rising interest rates, tight money supply, delayed spending by consumers and political stalemate/war in Ukraine. The only question is how is Tesla able to cover this up and make it look like it's not impacting sales? This is the slickest stock fraud since Enron! It's only a matter of time before people discover that GigaTexas and GigaBerlin are not Gigafactories but GigaWarehouses to hide all the excess cars that have no buyers!
/s
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Yes, REUTERS is clearly trying to front-run the CPCA production numbers (hoping most investors don't know the difference, or the source). But 'Freedom of the Press', rite?
Gigapress
Trying to be less wrong
I think 88k production is probably accurate and I had been expecting 85-90k.Yes, REUTERS is clearly trying to front-run the CPCA production numbers (hoping most investors don't know the difference, or the source). But 'Freedom of the Press', rite?
I just raised an eyebrow at the fact that Reuters published data from a bank instead of the CPCA and then published a highly questionable headline and article around it.
StealthP3D
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Found Elon's secret message to shareholders:
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