I saw tsla dump to 966 from 980 the minute twitter spiked 5%. So no its directly related to twitter. But macro is gonna macro as well
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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The process of legacy auto spinning off their EV businesses and leaving debt/pension/dealers/etc. on the books of the ICE division is beginning. Ford will be doing this as well. The question is if these new companies will be able to compete with Tesla. I think no, because culture and people are hard to change.
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Report: Renault Might Separate Its EV Business Via IPO
Groundbreaking changes emerged on the horizon ahead of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance according to the latest media reports.
Hopefully people will realize Elon doesn't have to sell sooner or later.
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Can anybody else confirm this? Seems huge news, if true.
3.5 years later I realize I have PTSD from this saga.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Lol, more likely their handler* summoned a "Vision"...
Cheers!
*birds aren't real
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Excluding solar and vehicle lease lines (which were also paid down), Tesla is now sub 100MM debt. Interest payments were $0.06 a share Q1, $0.33 Trailing Twelve Months. For reference, 2019 was >$0.68 a share TTM.
Net FCF may stay low depending on if they continue to attack the lease balance (unsure if this is primarily internalization or sale if end of lease vehicles) .
I'm hoping we get more investors involved and Elon doesn't have to go balls to the walls borrowing during what looks to be a bearish market. If Elon takes on max risk, wouldn't that results in margin calls if Tesla takes a mass dump for whatever reason?The process of legacy auto spinning off their EV businesses and leaving debt/pension/dealers/etc. on the books of the ICE division is beginning. Ford will be doing this as well. The question is if these new companies will be able to compete with Tesla. I think no, because culture and people are hard to change.
Report: Renault Might Separate Its EV Business Via IPO
Groundbreaking changes emerged on the horizon ahead of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance according to the latest media reports.
Hopefully people will realize Elon doesn't have to sell sooner or later.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
Early signs of chip shortage easing...
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Graphic chip price drop raises questions on whether end of shortage is in sight
A sharp drop in graphic chip prices could presage an unexpectedly quick ending to a global chip crunch that has crippled manufacturing from smartphones to cars, and the issue will be a central one for companies reporting results this week.
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Among other good reasons, I'm thinking that Elon wanted to pay down Tesla's debt so he could freely talk about this and 'clear the air'. Might also be another piece of the 4D chess being played with DOJ and the coming stock split.
Lucky you. I’ve lost count of TSLA and EM events that give me PTSD. After covering for therapy, I may even have a little profit.
StealthP3D
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Can you provide a little color on how JP Morgan explained why they felt the need to pass on this preliminary information? I find it suspect that they would do so considering a split is strictly considered to simply be a book-keeping event with little practical impact beyond whatever people make of it. Only if they had some kind of reason to control public narrative would they do this as any clients they had would already be aware that Musk intended to call for a vote to issue more shares and the ratio of the split has no real impact on the transaction (considered a zero-sum event).
StealthP3D
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Maybe I am missing something obvious, but what does the DOJ have to do with the upcoming stock split?
TheTalkingMule
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We're entering a fresh era for Tesla. 2015 we had a palpable moment where investment turned away for fossil fuels and acquiesced to renewables being the future. 2018 saw Tesla ramping Model 3 production.
5 days ago Tesla announced all the forces aligned against them have failed and they can no longer be stopped. No debt. Billions in earnings each quarter. Nobody seems to appreciate the gravity of this turn, but that's par for the course.
Expect Elon to say some seemingly outlandish things from here on out. We all hope these things will be positive and productive, but I'm ok with Elon being human and not nailing it on everything he has to say.
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I've checked all of my accounts and emails and I have not received any such notification.
Joe F
Disruption is hard.
"Leading" from behind, Mary announces yet another nail in the Chevy coffin: The announcement of an "electrified" Corvette (read: hybrid.).
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Reuters 8 min ago:
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Musk gets Twitter for $44 billion, to cheers and fears of 'free speech' plan
Elon Musk clinched a deal to buy Twitter Inc for $44 billion cash on Monday in a transaction that will shift control of the social media platform populated by millions of users and global leaders to the world's richest person.
www.reuters.com
I wonder which car will go into production first: the Tesla Roadster, or the fully electric GM Corvette?
GM will make 5 of them in 2023 and everyone will claim that GM now owns the market.I wonder which car will go into production first: the Tesla Roadster, or the fully electric GM Corvette?
Why oh why would they do a hybrid? All the complications of a new design without the performance of BEV. THEN a BEV that will completely Osborne the hybrid.
What has the master strategist got up her sleeve?
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