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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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dgodfrey
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The title is a bit less impressive than reality. Since when is a truck a car? I would define a car as a sedan, or even a station wagon. If you take the trucks and SUV's out of the list per the IRA definitions, the Model Y is the second best selling car and without seeing the rankings beyond the top 10, the Model 3 could be the 3rd best selling car.Pickups tops the list but to see MY becoming the 6th best selling beating ICE is gratifying. Why not buy the safest car that doesn't use fossil fuels AT ALL. Hybrids use gas and are dumb IMHO
Tesla Model Y Became the US’ 6th Best-Selling Car in 2022, Overthrowing Gasoline Dinosaurs in its Path
The Tesla Model Y became the #6 best-selling car in the US in 2022, overthrowing the gas dinosaurs in its wake. The car rose up 11 positions compared to last year. The Tesla Model 3 is in 13th place, up 6 positions from 2021.www.tesmanian.com
Don't get too excited. It's been like 20 minutes....
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Berkshire Hathaway sells 1.1 mln H-shares in China's BYD
Berkshire Hathaway, the investment company owned by Warren Buffett, has sold 1.058 million Hong Kong-listed shares of electric vehicle maker BYD at an average price of HK$191.44 ($24.52) per share, a stock exchange filing showed.
www.reuters.com
Interesting. Just when I thought byd was doing well.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Nah, this guy's a public hacker. Tesla likely enabled the "bit-fuggler' on his profile. /s
+8.19% @ 10:00 ETDoes nobody look at at ticker any more, afraid to jinx it?! Up 7% already...
The SP climb began in earnest at 09:45 which is the time when MMs begin buying/selling to hedge the Options contracts that they've sold since the Open.
Does anyone see a spike in Call Contract volume in the Intraday Options Volume chart?
TIA.
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Does CT replace just the F-150, or the whole Ford F series ?
Seems more truck models are needed if they want to go after the whole truck segment?
TrendTrader007
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Thanks for returning the first million
Numerous more to go
What would life be without shorts
Numerous more to go
What would life be without shorts
Warren playing snakes&ladders ... selling BYD and buying TSLABerkshire Hathaway sells 1.1 mln H-shares in China's BYD
Berkshire Hathaway, the investment company owned by Warren Buffett, has sold 1.058 million Hong Kong-listed shares of electric vehicle maker BYD at an average price of HK$191.44 ($24.52) per share, a stock exchange filing showed.
Interesting. Just when I thought byd was doing well.
TrendTrader007
Active Member
I’ll be as excited as I please
So you are up 1M for every $10 rise in TSLA ... nice
Gigapress
Trying to be less wrong
Yeah especially considering that the top-selling non-truck is the RAV4 and in the top markets for EVs, the Model Y is stomping on the RAV4.
For example, in the first half of ‘22 in California, the Y outsold the RAV4 by 34%.
Tesla Model Y & Model 3 Two Best Selling Vehicles In California
California is well known as the leader of electric vehicle (EV) sales in the United States, and an early EV policy and sales leader globally. Nowadays, California sales data show that electric vehicles even top
cleantechnica.com
Why does it take nearly a month to calculate finances every quarter? Um, Excel... macro?
Do people actually use computers in Finance, or still manual data entry? Or is it all the freakin paperwork to file with the Feds? Wait... maybe it's so companies have at least 3 weeks to tweak the message and spin the data. This is a non-value added step to production, what's the deal? Maybe Tesla should look into this waste.
Do people actually use computers in Finance, or still manual data entry? Or is it all the freakin paperwork to file with the Feds? Wait... maybe it's so companies have at least 3 weeks to tweak the message and spin the data. This is a non-value added step to production, what's the deal? Maybe Tesla should look into this waste.
Yes. Although the F150 accounts for the vast majority of trucks sold by Ford. I tried to find the details but they usually include all F series trucks up to the 650. So if the F150 covers maybe 80% of Ford's light/med truck sales the CT works as a replacement for a lot of ICE trucks.
Total truck sales in the US are around 2 million a year.
Why does it take nearly a month to calculate finances every quarter? Um, Excel... macro?
Do people actually use computers in Finance, or still manual data entry? Or is it all the freakin paperwork to file with the Feds? Wait... maybe it's so companies have at least 3 weeks to tweak the message and spin the data. This is a non-value added step to production, what's the deal? Maybe Tesla should look into this waste.
I've seen quarter end numbers run at fairly large companies (dinosaurs compared to Tesla of course) and it's just a huge process of various reports, cross checking etc. Does feel like a waste but I trust Zack.
What's everyone's definition of waste here? Maybe we're not on the same page - I'm just a Factory guy.
Management typically has a near instantaneous view of what's happening with respect to business and finances. However, it is an entirely different matter to present the information to investors. One of these days, it might be instructional to pick up and read some quarterly or annual reports that drop soon after earnings. There is also liability and reputational risk if these are not done right. So rightfully, there are several checks and balances in place.Why does it take nearly a month to calculate finances every quarter? Um, Excel... macro?
Do people actually use computers in Finance, or still manual data entry? Or is it all the freakin paperwork to file with the Feds? Wait... maybe it's so companies have at least 3 weeks to tweak the message and spin the data. This is a non-value added step to production, what's the deal? Maybe Tesla should look into this waste.
It is clearly not some small business where you can tally up all your revenue and expenses in a couple of hours.
edit: I hope @The Accountant doesnt blow a gasket looking at your comment.
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Artful Dodger
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"The securities that institutional investment managers must report on Form 13F are “section 13(f) securities.” Section 13(f) securities generally include equity securities that trade on an exchange (including the Nasdaq National Market System), certain equity options and warrants, shares of closed-end investment"
Form 13F - Reports Filed by Institutional Investment Managers | www.investor.gov
Form 13F -Reports Filed by Institutional Investment Managers | Investor.gov
An institutional investment manager that uses the U.S. mail (or other means or instrumentality of interstate commerce) in the course of its business, and exercises investment discretion over $100 million or more in Section 13(f) securities (explained below) must report its holdings quarterly on...
The due-date for filing Forms 13-F is 45 days after the end of the Quarter.
Cheers!
More Layoffs
Goldman Sachs will lay off as many as 3,200 employees this week as an uncertain economic and market climate pushes the bank to hunt for cost savings, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Goldman Sachs will lay off as many as 3,200 employees this week as an uncertain economic and market climate pushes the bank to hunt for cost savings, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Interesting headline on Mercedes getting there L3 approval in Nevada. Not so much when you dig into it a bit. Lots of comments on various threads indicating how they beat tesla to level 3 blah blah blah. Ugh.
insideevs.com
Mercedes Is The First Automaker To Offer Level 3 Self-Driving In The US
At CES 2023, Mercedes announced that its Drive Pilot system has been approved by the state of Nevada for Level 3 autonomous driving.
insideevs.com
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