willow_hiller
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I don't know if it's a case of what we don't know, or a case of others finally knowing what we've known for a while.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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I don't know if it's a case of what we don't know, or a case of others finally knowing what we've known for a while.
It's shaping up to be good day here
About doing good with money.
There's a Swedish book about investing in cleantech which I usually come back to from time to time. It's called "Guld och gröna skogar" and in it there's a diagram that compares carbon footprint from different acts during ones working life. It assumes that you are a normal Swede with an average retirement plan and that the savings are invested in a low carbon global index fund instead of a normal global index fund. The diagram compares that simple act with eating more vegetarian, flying less, using public transport and reducing water consumption. This is the resulting reduction of your carbon footprint:
Just switching index funds gives a 27x higher reduction compared to other acts. This is of course over simplified but it gives an indication of the amount of good money can make.
About doing good with money.
There's a Swedish book about investing in cleantech which I usually come back to from time to time. It's called "Guld och gröna skogar" and in it there's a diagram that compares carbon footprint from different acts during ones working life. It assumes that you are a normal Swede with an average retirement plan and that the savings are invested in a low carbon global index fund instead of a normal global index fund. The diagram compares that simple act with eating more vegetarian, flying less, using public transport and reducing water consumption. This is the resulting reduction of your carbon footprint:
Just switching index funds gives a 27x higher reduction compared to other acts. This is of course over simplified but it gives an indication of the amount of good money can make.
I think we all know most of "WHAT" but we aren't privy to WHEN...
Be charitable, now. Rather, say "Shorting Tesla made Mr Einhorn a millionaire!"
mickificki
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I've got the inside scoop. It's Monday.
Short sellers are stakeholders. They are just holding the dirty pointed end. As it is pounded into their chests, killing the market vampire as needed.
ZachF
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Thank you for that reference. I will follow that thread.
I'm not challenging your bona fides, merely pointing out that you and Musk appear to disagree on this matter. This disagreement is of no consequence, because (a) Musk probably won't make such planes despite his obvious stated desire (planes are a crappy business); and (b) people disagree all the time without it ruffling any feathers.
Edit: To what do you attribute this difference of opinion?
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