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They could buy some TSLA with it. That's been a pretty good investment so far.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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That's your problem right there. Too lazy working. If you tried harder at not working, you would be more successful.
djy
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'Big Short' investor Michael Burry reveals he's short Tesla, tells Elon Musk to issue more stock at its 'ridiculous price'
If you’re wondering if new shorts are jumping in now, while an oncoming steamroller is approaching, the answer is yes.
If you’re wondering if new shorts are jumping in now, while an oncoming steamroller is approaching, the answer is yes.
Actually, would't that be a buyback, as has been suggested here many times? Serves as an anti-dilution, I guess?
Plus of course, as Lodger suggests, finance some other enterprises. Bottleneck is as always Elon time.
EDIT: "Apres nous, le antidilute"
jhm
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no, there is much less in the way of funds indexed to the dow. something like 100-to-1 difference in size.
For those wondering: Burry is short Tesla since $400 level
GrandEnigma
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lafrisbee
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and another thought
this thingee that the S&P 500 does on the 11th(?) where they decide how much TSLA all the index funds have to buy, yeah yeah I know the Index funds don't care, BUT!
would it benefit the S&P 500 for TSLA to have a low SP thereby making the market cap lower, thereby having TSLA enter at a lower valuation...So wouldn't it be smart to buy puts today, or wait till the 11th to buy LEAPS or such stuff?
this thingee that the S&P 500 does on the 11th(?) where they decide how much TSLA all the index funds have to buy, yeah yeah I know the Index funds don't care, BUT!
would it benefit the S&P 500 for TSLA to have a low SP thereby making the market cap lower, thereby having TSLA enter at a lower valuation...So wouldn't it be smart to buy puts today, or wait till the 11th to buy LEAPS or such stuff?
It is not dilution at the time of share issuance but a dilution of future appreciation (capital gain and dividend included).
* if the capital raise was done just for the sake of it without tangible benefit derived from the cash received. Given that EM did comment tesla is already spending money as fast as possible efficiently. More money thrown at the problem do not necessarily accelerate the goal for transitioning to sustainable energy or increase pace of capital appreciation etc.
jhm
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Is he not saying that Elon should be selling his own shares?(that was how I read it) & sounds like the shorts & funds that need TSLA are just trying to get someone big to sell...because who The F would be selling anything now? I have like 17 I 'can' sell for racing parts
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
No way Jose. I'm looking for a $550 Friday close to kill options, then a $538 dip early next Tuesday. Buying a small amount of calls on both days
While you didn't provide advice, I certainly appreciated the note as I was able to finally buy in. It is funny, but I'm only investing in QS due to JB being on the board. I plan to do a deep dive this weekend. Working with him at Tesla was such an honor and I'm happy to put money into his ventures.
Mo City
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What just happened? $568 to $586 in about 2 mins.
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