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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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HG Wells
Martian Embassy
Headline: Shortsville Times
YES we have no model 3's
How can Tesla continue when they have such a small inventory ?
Compare this with Earl's Trucks in West Bumble. He has over 400 on just one lot !
YES we have no model 3's
How can Tesla continue when they have such a small inventory ?
Compare this with Earl's Trucks in West Bumble. He has over 400 on just one lot !
Hmm Elon still has the May 1 cutoff for price increase tweet pinned. At this point, I’m really thinking that the delay he mentioned yesterday will only apply in RHD countries. If so, that should allay concerns by some that they keep switching on such things.
Huge short squeeze and min 10% rally if Elon announced he's quitting twitter...then on to 300s.
Dude, how many Superchargers are in your area? I can’t even see SF on the map because of all the red dots.
Just a small reminder that the similarities between Amazon and Tesla are very striking in terms of how their core business was viewed, valued, and attacked by bears and shorts in the first 10-12 years of their existence.
Amazon's stock price was very volatile at times and also very stagnant at different times, sometimes not having a significant net increase or decrease over multiple years. Their revenue growth was lumpy and they had multiple quarters where their losses were way higher than expected due to expansion and ramping. There was constant views of "they'll go bankrupt anytime with these losses". Eventually a small little thing called AWS came along which forced Amazon to be viewed as more than just a online "Walmart" as well as path to strong profits...…..while the core business continued to expand and it's dominance was simply too much to ignore.
Amazon's stock price was very volatile at times and also very stagnant at different times, sometimes not having a significant net increase or decrease over multiple years. Their revenue growth was lumpy and they had multiple quarters where their losses were way higher than expected due to expansion and ramping. There was constant views of "they'll go bankrupt anytime with these losses". Eventually a small little thing called AWS came along which forced Amazon to be viewed as more than just a online "Walmart" as well as path to strong profits...…..while the core business continued to expand and it's dominance was simply too much to ignore.
anthonyj
Stonks
Elon Musk and SEC reach agreement over Tesla CEO's use of Twitter
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/04/26/elo...are|com.apple.UIKit.activity.CopyToPasteboard
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/04/26/elo...are|com.apple.UIKit.activity.CopyToPasteboard
Lol looks like today was the perfect bear trap... "Oh it's the last day for us to decide... Let's ask for an extension, push the stock down, get people in. and squeeze on monday"
New agreement has a bullet list of items that require pre-review by the lawyer.
- the Company’s financial condition, statements, or results, including earnings or guidance;
- potential or proposed mergers, acquisitions, dispositions, tender offers, or joint ventures;
- production numbers or sales or delivery numbers (whether actual, forecasted, or projected) that have not been previously published via pre-approved written communications issued by the Company (“Official Company Guidance”) or deviate from previously published Official Company Guidance;
- new or proposed business lines that are unrelated to then-existing business lines (presently includes vehicles, transportation, and sustainable energy products);
- projection, forecast, or estimate numbers regarding the Company’s business that have not been previously published in Official Company Guidance or deviate from previously published Official Company Guidance;
- events regarding the Company’s securities (including Musk’s acquisition or disposition of the Company’s securities), credit facilities, or financing or lending arrangements;
- nonpublic legal or regulatory findings or decisions;
- any event requiring the filing of a Form 8-K by the Company with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including:
- change in control; or
- a change in the Company’s directors; any principal executive officer, president, principal financial officer, principal accounting officer, principal operating officer, or any person performing similar functions, or any named executive officer; or
- such other topics as the Company or the majority of the independent members of its Board of Directors may request, if it or they believe pre-approval of communications regarding such additional topics would protect the interests of the Company’s shareholders; and
anthonyj
Stonks
That is so bullish. Someone call TT007
My brain hurts reading that!
All it says is... elon can't be stupid on twitter...
On the bright side, they cant kick him out of his current role.
JusRelax
Active Member
powertoold
Active Member
This seems crappy for Elon.
He can't discuss any new business lines? That's dumb. So he can't tweet about considering a leaf blower anymore?
He can't discuss any new business lines? That's dumb. So he can't tweet about considering a leaf blower anymore?
As much as I like EM...I think I hate Twitter in equal measure.
Net sum of good to the world from Twitter is negative. For every informative tidbit or funny meme there is a thousand negative garbage nonsense posts.
Net sum of good to the world from Twitter is negative. For every informative tidbit or funny meme there is a thousand negative garbage nonsense posts.
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