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This one is from Delorian Pontiac GM:

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I'm pretty sure the GM impact report shows that GM is leading when it comes to minimizing impact.

I mean, they have the best golden parachutes corporate America can make.
 
True, but killing a US citizen with Elon's influence/status and direct ties to national security interests would risk pulling the US into the war directly.

I hope Elon takes all of the precautions, but this is very unlikely. Heck, it would likely piss of China if the head of one of their largest exporters is taken out for ego.
US going to that war because of Elon's demise? No. Boeing, Oil, GM and such will be even happier.
Gwynne Shotwell is 8 years older than Elon. She needs a successor at SpaceX, not Elon. Fortunately at Tesla, Zachary Kirkhorn is in his early forties, and already has a wealth of experience running day-to-day business operations. Together with Drew Baglino as Sr. VP (electrical engineering), they already have succession candidates in place.
I don't think anybody is concerned with age here. Elon speculating very publicly about possibility of his own demise is not too confidence building for ~1T company. Period.

Imagine Tim Cook or Jeff Bezos writing this kind of post on Tffitter.
 

TSLA wants to put some of that $18-19 B cash into good use - mining ;)
 
This Nasdaq pullback is an all timer at this point. To the point where this pull back while not as violent as the Covid pullback, is nearing that level. 2018 and 2011 pullbacks didn't quite go as far, but similar. 2016 could be there too and might be the most comparable considering the rise prior. Each one of these had a massive rally in the following 3 weeks to at least the mid Bollinger Band level. Whether that rally becomes a dead cat bounce or continues past the midpoint to the upper limit remains to be seen. Right now, that would mean a rally by the end of the month to the mid 13k level or about 15% (using 2+ year periods... 12800 using shorter periods). Tesla has been moving ~2x through most of this up and down. If that continues there should be a ~30% rally from here or 1050ish... at the lower level we should see 960ish.

That said, this is purely astrology the market will do what it wants. 🤣
Sure looks like a huge pivot point is being set up for CPI on Wednesday. Market selling off madly going into it. One more trading day left.

If the print shows lower inflation, there will be a furious rally.

If it shows appreciably higher inflation the recession hounds will be officially released and we may finally get that above 40 print on the VIX that WS is clamoring for to signal capitulation.

All kinds of anecdotal stories of lower prices abound the past month, for example used cars have dropped, as well as some commodities like copper outside of oil. Oil has been whipsawing up and down, but will still probably be a plus for inflation in April.

The CORE is what WS will fixate on. This actually showed moderation in the last report, headline number aside, causing a few forecasters to predict that inflation has peaked. If that continues market should go positive. Based on relentless down days, I am guessing WS is planning for a rally come Wednesday.
 
Sure looks like a huge pivot point is being set up for CPI on Wednesday. Market selling off madly going into it. One more trading day left.

If the print shows lower inflation, there will be a furious rally.

If it shows appreciably higher inflation the recession hounds will be officially released and we may finally get that above 40 print on the VIX that WS is clamoring for to signal capitulation.

All kinds of anecdotal stories of lower prices abound the past month, for example used cars have dropped, as well as some commodities like copper outside of oil. Oil has been whipsawing up and down, but will still probably be a plus for inflation in April.

The CORE is what WS will fixate on. This actually showed moderation in the last report, headline number aside, causing a few forecasters to predict that inflation has peaked. If that continues market should go positive. Based on relentless down days, I am guessing WS is planning for a rally come Wednesday.
There's been signs all over the place that this CPI number is going to come in under expectations.

Wall St always gets it's chance to buy growth stocks at a huge discount. They're not even having to put in a huge amount of money to cause this drop either. It's fairly light volume across the board, especially considering the large % drops. The whole thing is orchestrated
 
This feels twisted. Coca Cola positive for the day, up 10% YTD, their P/E ratio is almost 30. Similar stuff with Walmart. These non-growing 30 p/e companies are quite expensive imo, but day after day it's only the growth sector that gets hammered.
Wall street rug pulled tech and piling into defense and deep "value" stock. Retail of course is dumping tech for them just nearing a rug pull soon when wall street dumps those stocks and come back to tech. These rotations are meant to crush retail traders who 95% cannot make money(for this reason).