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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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SpaceX ticket sales go up 100% in 3 months. Nice.
My end of day price target is 1550 what's your guess?
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
We're clearly gonna be pegged to $1500 until either there's an inclusion announcement or someone tries to get an early jump. I'd say this is a great chance to buy LEAPs or even Nov calls, but who the hell wants to pay these premiums?
My guess today......$1501.69
Depends whether the manipulators succeed in keeping it around $1500, not much of a game if they do.
If they lose control or give up then $1625
Edit: $TSLA detached from Nasdaq for the moment - Day going down, Tesla trying very hard to go up
JusRelax
Active Member
I disagree. Right now, SpaceX's mission does not aligns with Tesla's. We must ensure that the climate catastrophe has been stopped before we send send millionaires in orbit to watch our civilizations collapse.
I understand Elon's love for "silly fun things", and his wish to make life multi-planetary, but flying rich people from LA to Shanghai in half an hour will not be be acceptable until we stop melting, drying and flooding Earth.
Benzinga - 11 minutes ago: Survey Shows Engineering Students Want To Work For Elon Musk
- Tesla
- SpaceX
- Lockheed Martin Corporation LMT 0.61%
- Alphabet Inc GOOG 0.9% GOOGL 0.83%
- Boeing Co BA 2.03%
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Knightshade
Well-Known Member
FWIW looks like there's also good-till-2025 $11.50/share warrants out there under DPHCW that are around $3/ea right now for those who think this is going somewhere.
You need to add a digit to the latter, and take one away from the former to be Jonas worthy.
You beat me to it. lol
That's the virgin galactic model. SpaceX is not focused on tourism.
lafrisbee
Active Member
Without looking closely I assumed that was a rendering of the river around Giga Austin... So we have a bigger "moat" than that. The Bigger moat is environmentally-friendly.
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
I'm not sure I don't quite know what this doesn't mean.
The point here is that is completely *against* the mission, at least on a surface level.
The Master plan justified - from the beginning! - the necessity of making expensive cars, and people still think Tesla is a toy for rich people (but then it's easy to point Global EV sales, which sees Tesla as the ultimate leader).
It's more difficult for Cybertruck, until you spin it saying that making Trump-loving, caol-rolling Texans an electric pickup is part of the mission.
But I think, as you do, that a polluting rocket for super rich is not exactly within the Tesla mission - because Tesla and SpaceX do have different and sometimes conflicting missions.
I’m a value investor. But I don’t suffer from myopia.
dc_h
Active Member
For people who can only afford a micro car, why wouldn’t they just use the Tesla network? Seems like 90% of use cases are solved by FSD. I do think a smaller then a 3 for Asia and Europe is needed, but not sure micro is needed by Tesla. A $25k Corolla killer would allow Tesla to take most of the profits for the industry, assuming Cyber truck takes a significant chunk of personal trucks. I think they need a more traditional full size SUV besides the X, but the planned line up competes with all the profitable segments of the industry. When Tesla reduces production costs another 30%, maybe a sub corolla car starts to make sense, but for max growth, they should always focus on max profit and cash flow potential, which will fund the most future growth.
Wrong 1.49 - Some other number pulled from a special place.
Difference between squint and skint?
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