My first thought was that the majority of their reservation are on the lower trim cars. I can't believe this guy got his Lucid in FL 6 months after ordering it when many still haven't received their Model Y.
I think the argument is that tax payers are still earning the same wages but the cost of goods and services are inflated. But I haven’t taken any economics classes since the 1980’s
That number hasn't changed (other than the conversion for the 3:1 split) since it was released on July 20th the day after Q2 earnings:
Wanted to post this here for the record. 2022 Q3 estimated EPS is $3.07. We'll see how much that changes as we get closer
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The majority of revisions prior to earnings tend to happen after P&D.
Currently wage inflation haven't hit but the fed doesn't like the market not able to fulfill jobs due to a lack of supply if workers. This is the precursor to a wage inflation so they are trying to increase layoffs as this decrease open jobs and increase labor supply.
For every hater there is a lover, or probably multiple lovers to every hater. But if there are ten haters for every lover, when does demand start to fall off? Your post seems a little FUDy to me.Having started dating again after a divorce a couple of years ago, I’ve heard quite a bit of negativity about Musk (unjustified and exaggerated imho) from women and have had a couple of initial encounters go south in a hurry because of this.
So I think this is a real thing and something for investors to be aware of. ‘This’ being both biased content and skewed recommendations in feeds.
Of course once the street gets all the shares they think they can, they’ll be happy to roll them into a fund and sell them back to retail—for a price—with the press singing their praises.
edit: I also know a few women who are positive about Musk. Alas, they are taken.
Maybe they were just put off by the fact that you brought up Tesla and Musk on the first date?Having started dating again after a divorce a couple of years ago, I’ve heard quite a bit of negativity about Musk (unjustified and exaggerated imho) from women and have had a couple of initial encounters go south in a hurry because of this.
So I think this is a real thing and something for investors to be aware of. ‘This’ being both biased content and skewed recommendations in feeds.
Of course once the street gets all the shares they think they can, they’ll be happy to roll them into a fund and sell them back to retail—for a price—with the press singing their praises.
edit: I also know a few women who are positive about Musk. Alas, they are taken.
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I guess that provides some of the explanation. Thanks.
Sounds like you’re either more responsible or more bearish than me!Most of mine is tied up in TSLA thanks to the "buying opportunities"
Well here on the west coast north California I have had my share of women hating on Elon, and I am not dating
Holy cow--just how much are you paying for daycare for your kid? (Have you seen how much a Lucid costs, especially compared to a Model S or MS Plaid?)
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Mine also, however I like to withdraw my stash from my couches when the opportunities arise, much safer than the banksInteresting article about how much cash is on the side lines...
Traders Who ‘Just Want to Survive’ Sit on $5 Trillion Cash Pile
From stocks to bonds, credit to crypto, money managers looking for somewhere to hide from the Federal Reserve induced storm battering virtually every asset class are finding solace in a long reviled corner of the market: cash.
Most of mine is tied up in TSLA thanks to the "buying opportunities"
I don’t mean it to be. I’m just reporting from the field so to speak. (And before you lay about with accusations of spreading FUD, you could do the experiment yourself: Canvas people and ask them what they’ve heard recently positive and negative and form your own conclusions.)
I don’t mean it to be. I’m just reporting from the field so to speak. (And before you lay about with accusations of spreading FUD, you could do the experiment yourself: Canvas people and ask them what they’ve heard recently positive and negative and form your own conclusions.)
It’s hardly FUD to say FUD exists.
It’s hardly news to say that the media seems to promote FUD about Tesla and Musk over objective reporting, much less lionizing a great American success story.
It’s hardly a stretch to suggest that social media feeds are directed and tampered with and not to Tesla’s or Musk’s benefit.
Though clearly some people think it’s worth all this effort to denigrate Tesla and Musk, it’s not clear the effects are all that that meaningful to Tesla product sales. Perhaps there is an effect on TSLA shares, I don’t know.
But what about me, what about my needs? Am I going to have to wait till the Street switches over and gets the press to pump Tesla and Musk in women’s feeds to get… wups, wait, did I type that out loud?
