Solid up day after a period of consolidation, breaking out above the upper-BB on the daily chart. Wouldn't be surprised to see this thing re-test ATH in the coming weeks.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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LN1_Casey
Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus
I know I put a sale order in at $954 a month back for my planned sell strategy for my model S, so it'll probably brush by 940 and float back down, haha.
Krugerrand
Meow
If you think there’s a problem, how about doing something productive about it, instead of just complaining? In this case you’re complaining about a lack of high quality analysis but I don’t see you adding any high quality analysis.
What a shame you have to actually do the work now instead of someone neatly packaging it for you.
Karen has a Twitter account, maybe check in there.
Somewhat OT
SpaceX Makes History, HBO Max, Fintech, Renewables, and more...
From ARK newsletter
"...the price of a seat on the Russian Soyuz rocket has more than doubled from roughly $40 million to $90 million in 2020, as shown below. Apparently, SpaceX has cut the cost nearly in half to roughly $55 million."
SpaceX Makes History, HBO Max, Fintech, Renewables, and more...
From ARK newsletter
"...the price of a seat on the Russian Soyuz rocket has more than doubled from roughly $40 million to $90 million in 2020, as shown below. Apparently, SpaceX has cut the cost nearly in half to roughly $55 million."
j6Lpi429@3j
Closed
Some news regarding the debate a day or two ago about teslas prospects for storage business in the UK:
UK’s Largest Solar Project Approved, Will Snub Government Subsidies
UK largest solar is going from 70MW to 350MW.
UK’s Largest Solar Project Approved, Will Snub Government Subsidies
UK largest solar is going from 70MW to 350MW.
Krugerrand
Meow
The black and red crayons rolled under the fridge?
Is yellow gooder than black, red or white?
HG Wells
Martian Embassy
U.S. Factory Data for May Was Better, but Still Terrible
Partially explains why manufacturing stocks are deep green today.
Partially explains why manufacturing stocks are deep green today.
So if this was "your" robotaxi and no one was hurt, knowing how the world thinks (unless one lives in a naive world). You think the occupants would not sue? Hurt or not? We live in a sue happy world, and to the question of who? It would be the owner of the vehicle and Tesla.
Click disagrees all day long, but no one has tackled the liability isse of when this happens in the "robotaxi" era. What happens to Tesla stock when 60 minutes blows the first accident out of proportion?
Yes you are right. I do my own analysis, but no I have not made it available to everyone else
Unfortunately I also have my own company to run that has nothing to do with investing, and I don't get the time to write my analysis down in a way that is easily digestable (most my analysis is in my head). One day I might. My investments are up $1.2m since mid-March and I am thinking about spending more time investing and less time in the day job. If I decide to do this, you will hear from me more often as I will be very happy to share my analysis
Tesla will most likely have insurance coverage for this. It will be a bumpy ride no doubt. We are traveling in uncharted territory.
Just like any other story blown out of proportion. Some people will overreact and the stock will take a bit of a hit. I will laugh and buy more shares. Stock will go back up.
Barron's - 25 minutes ago: SpaceX Makes Tesla Stock Look Even Better. Just Ask Wall Street.
Excerpt:
The news connection is obvious: Elon Musk leads both companies. The link to Teslastock is less obvious, but Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas thinks the launch is a win for the electric-vehicle pioneer.
“We believe the implications for the space economy, the country and Tesla are significant,” wrote Jonas in a Monday research report.
For Tesla (ticker: TSLA), Jonas focused on Musk’s credibility. “The success of SpaceX in achieving some of the most sophisticated challenges in science has a direct bearing on public, investor and government perception of his ability to lead and execute,” he said.
Excerpt:
The news connection is obvious: Elon Musk leads both companies. The link to Teslastock is less obvious, but Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas thinks the launch is a win for the electric-vehicle pioneer.
“We believe the implications for the space economy, the country and Tesla are significant,” wrote Jonas in a Monday research report.
For Tesla (ticker: TSLA), Jonas focused on Musk’s credibility. “The success of SpaceX in achieving some of the most sophisticated challenges in science has a direct bearing on public, investor and government perception of his ability to lead and execute,” he said.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Jonas made an appearance on CNBC this morning saying that SpaceX could go public within a couple of years:
LN1_Casey
Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus
Why on earth would SpaceX want to go public? I can see them branching off Starlink, but not SpaceX proper.
HG Wells
Martian Embassy
SpaceXQ will be waiting !
Tesla has.
Robotaxi insurance doesn't exist yet because robotaxis don't exist yet. They won't exist until they are at least 10 times safer than human drivers. They will still crash occasionally, but that is what insurance is for.
woodisgood
Optimustic Pessimist
AJ is going to pontificate about the future of commercial space? It’s bad enough that the legacy guys try (and fail) to understand Tesla.
Don't know. Never dared to taste yellow. But it looks pretty.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
This idiot. Literally anything he says might as well be stamped and the least likely outcome.
My favorite was him pitting a $10-500 SP range on TSLA.....and getting it wrong. How do these people even keep their jobs?
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