theschnell
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Very very happy about Cap raise. I hope they build Cybertruck Factory with capacity of at least 200k units per year, ideally 500k units, instead of the 50k units that was rumored.
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Has Tesla announced that Aprils "Company Talk" at GF2 Buffalo will also include topics they have been saying would be covered at Battery Day? Or is that just what people are assuming from a recent statement that Battery Day would be sometime in April?
Sorry if this has been covered and I missed the memo!
why? this is in 2 min.Curious to see what 10:30 EST brings.
I set my buys at $726 and $730...which shows you how fast it was moving. Didn’t check the order book, I just frantically (and quickly) set some limit buys on my phone when I saw the nonsensical premarket trend.
why? this is in 2 min.
I CAN> Now remember this was my strategy in the fifth grade back in 1967.Now I want to buy more shares. But I'm all in!
Can anyone give me pointers on best strategies when collecting empty bottles?
Yep, the purpose is rather opaque:
"Tesla intends to use the net proceeds from the offering to further strengthen its balance sheet, as well as for general corporate purposes."
But I suspect we will learn more at Battery Day at Giga New York ...
Yeah, must be fake harvesters, there aren't any trees on that land... any more.these are fake harvesters, really really, just smoke and mirrors.
my broker can't buy or sell pre or post market. go figureI do this sort of trading in options, and it just shot up way too fast this morning Found myself chasing a rocket up.
Now, if it goes higher, I could get to the point of re-selling previously bought-back options. But as things stand, it doesn't seem to want to do that either :Þ
Agreed, was hoping to buy some LEAPS on the cheap this morning!Aargh, and I didn't have a single buy go off.... :Þ
You mean before the 10-K was released?Why didn't they do this at $900 SP. Or is timing strict with rules Idk?
The share price is up ~$200 from the earnings call. Tesla is very wisely capitalizing on something they couldn’t anticipate back then.
IMO its a good move and makes a lot of sense. Yes, Elon said tat ER call they spend what they can but lets not forget at that point in time the company value was many billions lower than today.
With a much higher SP everything changes and you reconsider if its a good time to plan for the future different than before. They did exactly the same back in 2013 and it has been proven to be good for shareholder at the end too.
The dilution is meaningless and now we own a portion of that cash collected to it does not make any difference unless you sell today at a low price and buy later again in at a higher one.
I did expect at the ER them to announce more capex investments which did not happen but now the situation is financially even better which may give them the opportunity to reconsider. They produce cash and collect cash to push faster forward.
ArkInvest has a similar opinion and is more confident in their bull case now because they see the requirement to build more GF to cope with the demand. Beside Texas there are Twitter rumors about talks in Bulgaria and we know from Germany (Nordrhine Westfalia and Lower Saxony) that the leaked GF talks last year have been correct.
.#Tesla’s capital raise increases our confidence that it will gain market share in the #EV market during the next 5 years, increasing the probability that our bull case for the stock is correct.
Cathie Wood on Twitter
@ARKInvest
included $15B of equity dilution in its 5 year forecast for $TSLA, so $2 billion+ now makes sense. We wouldn’t be surprised if Elon announces plans for another #Gigafactory in China, a vote of confidence in the resilience of that country.
Cathie Wood on Twitter
But they don't fix it at that price, which leads to uncertainty:
We expect to receive net proceeds from this offering of approximately $2.01 billion (or approximately $2.31 billion if the underwriters exercise their option to purchase additional shares infull) after deducting the underwriting discounts and our estimated offering expenses. The estimated net proceeds are based on the assumed public offering price of $767.29 per share, which was the last reported sale price of our common stock on February 12,2020. We intend to use the net proceeds from this offering to further strengthen our balance sheet, as well as for general corporate purposes. See “Use of Proceeds.” Each $1.00 increase or decrease in the assumed public offering price of $767.29 per share would increase or decrease, as applicable, our cash and cash equivalents, working capital, total assets and total stockholders’ equity by approximately $2.6million, assuming that the number of shares offered by us, as set forth on the cover page of this prospectus supplement, remainsthe same and after deducting the estimated underwriting discounts and our estimated offering expenses.