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I have no interest in tracking the money or reading the chicken entrails. I already know how this comes out. The irony is double. It looks like the oil companies and automakers have no possibility of losing this one. In reality, they have no way to win it. One man has them totally surrounded, outnumbered, and outgunned.
Elon Musk.
Bite it bitch.
And bury me next to Seth Rich.
If Robotaxi isn't ready then I still think I have a decent shot at flipping some of my early CT orders for a profit, or to family/friends that might want one. Or if not then I'll cancel them as needed. Even if that $100 wasn't refundable it would be a good investment.The risk of placing an order is, for all practical purposes, zero. It can't hurt to buy a ticket for a place in line.
I was thinking about this very concept in my sleep last night. I wonder if it would be possible or prudent to set a recurring buy order for a fixed number of shares on a fixed interval and not pay attention at all to the stock price. Something like; buy one share every morning at 10am, or every Tuesday morning at open, or the 3rd trading day of the month at noon, or whatever your budget, whim and comfort level may be. It would be a form of forced savings and Dollar-Cost-Averaging share accumulation.
Yep after hours likes this.
No offense to Jay...but he probably has the reaction time of a pot smoking turtle....a few tenths anyway.
The group had been betting big on developing a jet-black substance called eLNO, made from nickel, cobalt and lithium and used in cathodes, the most expensive part of an electric car’s battery.
London-based Johnson Matthey previously said its cathodes would help increase the range and reduce the cost of batteries and it had been building eLNO production sites in Poland and Finland at a total cost of £800m-£850m.
Sorry but this thought process that Elon is purposely hurting the stock in order to get better stock prices for FUTURE Tesla employees just silly and dumb…..and I great way to piss of your current employeesElon probably wants to drag this out for as long as possible to keep a leash on the stock price. The 1k threshold at which GS and MS stepped back from selling signaled to the market that $1k is a good price from an institutional POV so it's not all bad. He's sacrificing financially to buy his employees as much time to accumulate as possible. This is also the reason I think another stock split is unlikely at this point.
"Hurting" the stock is subjective. Is there a way to unload 17m+ shares without "hurting" the stock? Is there a model somewhere for this kind of scenario? I'm all in and I don't feel hurt at all. I feel very rewarded for holding the stock and even better now that my only holding is not a toy for the FOMO crowd any longer, at least for the next few months.Sorry but this thought process that Elon is purposely hurting the stock in order to get better stock prices for FUTURE Tesla employees just silly and dumb…..and I great way to piss of your current employees
Sorry but this thought process that Elon is purposely hurting the stock in order to get better stock prices for FUTURE Tesla employees just silly and dumb…..and I great way to piss of your current employees
I'm starting to think this quarter will have earnings per share of $3 or $4...Data from WA state:
ASP for the Model Y near $60K in September.
Model S ASP at least with the available data it's at ATH.
ASP Model Count Month 54232.82Model Y 262 Jan-21 48319.76Model 3 42 Jan-21 87980Model X 2 Jan-21 53221.14Model Y 348 Feb-21 46220.24Model 3 41 Feb-21 55265.35Model Y 1003 Mar-21 47735.05Model 3 657 Mar-21 56786.59Model Y 261 Apr-21 47099.02Model 3 41 Apr-21 56344.03Model Y 124 May-21 46326.49Model 3 37 May-21 59540.64Model Y 1241 Jun-21 50108.29Model 3 851 Jun-21 118921.5Model S 73 Jun-21 55805.83Model Y 216 Jul-21 46675.53Model 3 152 Jul-21 104513.7Model S 38 Jul-21 57329.45Model Y 531 Aug-21 49202.21Model 3 321 Aug-21 123575.7Model S 49 Aug-21 59991.38Model Y 826 Sep-21 51451.38Model 3 784 Sep-21 121576.5Model S 85 Sep-21
Elon probably wants to drag this out for as long as possible to keep a leash on the stock price. The 1k threshold at which GS and MS stepped back from selling signaled to the market that $1k is a good price from an institutional POV so it's not all bad. He's sacrificing financially to buy his employees as much time to accumulate as possible. This is also the reason I think another stock split is unlikely at this point.
I think this is true if buying a significant number of shares.Statistically speaking, the most efficient way to buy an asset that appreciates over time, albeit one that appreciates with unpredictable volatility, is to buy as soon as possible, as soon as the money is available.
Unlike much investment wisdom you see repeated often, this is actually a fact, the only remaining question is to question one of the premises: "Is the volatility predictable?". I would suggest that it's not, at least not in any manner that is worth chasing with laddered regular purchases. You could back-check the theory that it might be best to buy at a particular time of day but I think it wouldn't be too productive. Even if a pattern was identified, that pattern could change or even reverse as soon as you implemented your strategy.
can't wait for their ER, also Lucid's.Rivian up another 20%.
I don't think that's the reason, but he does have a habit of throwing cold water on big increases. As to why, that's the question. I suspect it might just be that he doesn't like the headlines "rich man get's richer".Sorry but this thought process that Elon is purposely hurting the stock in order to get better stock prices for FUTURE Tesla employees just silly and dumb…..and I great way to piss of your current employees