Fact Checking
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Last year's 10-K filing date was February 19:
I misremembered the February 27 date - so maybe they'll file it next Tuesday, which would be the 18th of February.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Last year's 10-K filing date was February 19:
I misremembered the February 27 date - so maybe they'll file it next Tuesday, which would be the 18th of February.
It even comes with a life sized OJ Simpson mannequin.
bhtooefr
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And, feeding the closing price on those days in there...
Aww, that's cute, Al Root! Trying to share your expertise on the matter with the world with your Barrons article eh? The matter that has been analyzed and hashed over 1000 times over, it's ok, to be late to a party, try to look fashionable though, very important:
Tesla Is Going to Offer a Crossover Model Y. It Might Not Be Great News.
Tesla Is Going to Offer a Crossover Model Y. It Might Not Be Great News.
TheTalkingMule
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MTL_HABS1909
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This price action is totally normal. Nothing to see here. Move along everyone.
Edit: /s
StealthP3D
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I'm not one to judge people for their weird car fetishes.
Good point. Additionally, cars like Porche 911 in prime condition will not be sent to the crusher, they will still be somewhat collectible even if only desirable by a quirky segment of society. Historically cars like this were collected by the ultra-wealthy, the declining desirability will open ownership of cars like this to people of very modest means (assuming they have the tools and skills to maintain them). While a 911 isn't particularly exotic, it does require a number of specialty tools and knowledge to properly service.
And someone has to be the designated bag-holder as values plunge!
This and the uncoordinated bear sales in the first half hour makes me think that the shorts are getting worried again. I'm buying some more.
ev-enthusiast
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He never said that. You are welcome to link any quote to that effect. There are quotes that people heard that way, but he said something totally different.
Elon said at one point the shares was higher than they deserved.
Elon Musk calls Tesla's stock overvalued; shares drop
StealthP3D
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Those who try to buy and sell based on TSLA's quarterly expected results will greatly underperform those who buy and hold. There are two primary reasons for this:
1) The expected results might not match the reported quarterly results.
2) TSLA is one of those stocks that could easily soar when quarterly results showing a small loss are announced. Especially if that loss is expected and accompanied by unusually positive forward guidance.
The value of Tesla is all about its overall trajectory, earnings lumpiness is to be expected when viewed on a quarter-to-quarter basis. How a stock reacts to quarterly reports has more to do with whether results and guidance are better or worse than expected, not whether they are negative or positive or small or big.
Said on July 17, 2017 as reported on CNBC
Google it
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Why wouldn’t you assume Tesla would greatly accelerate Service Center and Supercharger rollouts, as well as R&D?
I’m taking Elon at his word that minimal profit is the goal. Doing the above items sets up for accomplishing the mission. Producing profits in the next few years just decreases cash flow to pay income tax.
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