why he has to mention the same fact twice
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Well said (bolding mine)...this is the essence of Tesla’s secret sauce, the generating power and foundation underpinning the strengthening sentiment. It’s what differentiates Tesla from what people have experienced as ephemeral momo stories.A radically superior product is gonna find many more buyers than predicted by past experience with inferior products. <snip> The world has seen nothing like them before, and most people can't imagine them before they experience them.
TSLA is up almost 20% in 2 days since it announced their stock splitAAPL is up 20% in 2 weeks since they announced their stock split.
Actually it can....if you go to the champagne room....a 'friend' told me.Normally, I'd say a lower stock price leads to more speculation and higher volatility. However, in case of Tesla, since MM seem to have enjoyed days of low volume and big swings in price that scare the *sugar* out of some retails, I think that more participants in TSLA and smaller swings = good. More people who can afford to buy the dips = good. TSLA is like that $2 downtown strip club; it can't get any shadier no matter how much stuff you throw at it.
TSLA is up almost 20% in 2 days since it announced their stock split
It took them two weeks? Slackers.AAPL is up 20% in 2 weeks since they announced their stock split.
What do you mean by TSLA being illogically priced? I see a valuation of 305 billion, which is 4 times VW and 10 times Ford. Should that be 2 trillion right now? Markets are forward looking, but there’s a limit to their horizon.
This video is both helpful and informative re recent developments at Giga Texas in Austin:
What do you mean by TSLA being illogically priced? I see a valuation of 305 billion, which is 4 times VW and 10 times Ford. Should that be 2 trillion right now? Markets are forward looking, but there’s a limit to their horizon.
Apple has more cash than some countries but needs more? Will Tesla follow suit with an offering as well now? (Maybe they already did with the suppressed prices before this price rise)preliminary prospectus supplement is not complete …
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You are def 100% correct on all fronts....i look at it as it was an opportunity to add since the drop was unwarranted on all levels. Happy to have been able to add my last 12 at $1388. It was just a matter of time before the rocket ship launched againYes, though it can be argued it should have done so straight away after an amazing ER instead of dropping and being pinned like a voodoo doll.
But then it can be argued that rise occurred prior to the actual ER with the short shorts availability.
And then it can be argued that it’s just not worth arguing. *pooped*
I mean TSLA going down (mostly) and up (occasionally) without me being able to understand why.
If 305 billion is the correct valuation today - I have no idea.
But TSLA going down on good news - smells funny to me.
Definately amateur hour - but that is where I am.
I don't get the comparison to VW (and especially Ford). How can you compare a business with huge rapid growth potential to businesses that are actually shrinking as far as the eye can see? If you assume Elon is going to continue to innovate to make electric cars constantly cheaper (and therefore the standard), and use VW's own projections for the number of EV's they hope to produce in 5 and 10 years, you will see a massive shift from VW sales to Tesla sales.
Comparing the valuations of two companies with such different probable outcomes simply makes no sense.
TSLA is up almost 20% in 2 days since it announced their stock split
Some of it 'may or may not' be priced in in this run....but it'll all depend on where the SP is at during announcement. Higher SP = lower % gain..which we are all ok withIf stock split = 20%+, I wonder what S&P inclusion announcement will be worth?
I completely agree with you on the massive advantage Tesla has compared to VW and F in many areas and its huge growth potential, and the market sees it too, That’s why TSLA is now priced at 305 billion versus 73 billion for VW, even though they sell 20 times as many cars. One can argue whether the difference in valuation should be even higher at this point in time, but I don’t think Tesla’s valuation is ‘illogical’, as @Christine600 wrote (but he/she apparantly meant something else).