This was answered a few days ago. The way they are reported is by percentage of search. People are at home now and searching more, so if there are 100 Tesla searches every week, but now the total search volume is 200, the percentage shown is down 50%.
Tesla probably should host another round of community ad making contest. There are so much more you can tell than last time.
I thought the government agreed to give auto makers money. “Here’s $13 billion Tesla” Tesla -“we are the only automaker with no debt!”
I think boring will get a big chunk of change. Long term, procurement policies will encourage diversifying away from too much Boeing. I may be wrong, but by the time they recover from the Max debacle, new entrants making electric VTOL planes will be entering the market. SpaceX will be a decade ahead and Air Force will be more one plane running a fleet of AI planes. A singe F35 could run a dozen F16 fighters and a smaller e squadron of F15’s. Each pilot will have more firepower then a squadron today and having the ability to sacrifice AI fighters and bombers makes them much more powerful. Bottom line, of their core businesses, they will all be under assault the next 5 years. I think Boeing is the 2020 GE of the 2000’s. Grand industrial leaders being replaced by fast first movers and entrepreneurs who don’t want to sell out and step away.
So we have 6 great months left?
The markets are down about 30% from last month. Is that not a big enough discount for the contraction you’re anticipating?
I'm going to trust Google on this one. They normalize the search score for the total volume of searches.
They are trying to "reduce the benefits" so they are capped to what the person made while working. Otherwise, many lower end income people will get a raise if the are laid off. Meaning the employer would actually be hurting them by keeping the employed.
