Tslynk67
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Honestly, given the macro environment, I think $TSLA is holding up quite well. I would point to $NFLX as an example - absolutely bossed their earnings and look at it now...
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Honestly, given the macro environment, I think $TSLA is holding up quite well. I would point to $NFLX as an example - absolutely bossed their earnings and look at it now...
Why Tesla skeptics are feeling so good — CNN Business
I feel sorry for these guys(not). Is this all they got? Too little demand? Too much luxury? Everybody I talk to wants a model 3, and I live in northern Rockies, not LA. If there is so little demand, why is almost every automaker trying to catch up.
Timed perfectly for our reading pleasure at the MMD.
Can you explain why you are picking the local high 5 years ago, while today we are pretty close to what is a local low?
If you believe so, then I hope that you don't support capitalism.Four years is a very, very long time for retail investors
Chanos is complaining that Tesla is only selling the $60k version of the Model 3. ' "I would remind you that that's the car that was supposed to be sold for $35,000." Chanos said.'
And, let me guess... this is... bad?
I liquidated my entire portfolio and bought $100k of Tesla after the tweet. And as it went down to the lower $300s I put in another $100k... and then he canceled the go private. I’m just holding and hoping at this pointI think you forgot to add the group that was "I just liquidated my 401K to buy more TESLA stock - 420 baby!"
And, "I just took a 2nd mortgage and will buy more stock here (370$) going to 420 baby!"
Read back through this thread and you'll find those posts from members. I and many others said "do NOT take a 2nd mortgage to buy more TESLA stock", etc. And, I should add were summarily smacked down hard.
Sadly, THAT group is clearly in the LOST money category. Now, some might argue "well, you haven't lost money till you sold", but for the person who took out a 2nd, or HELOC (there was one of those as well) they are paying signifiant interest on those loans and holding a stock that is now hmm, 30% less than what it was? And possibly going lower.
Granted as well. Some, many, possibly all of those posts could have been simple hyperbole. We don't know, some I believe were not as they have re-engaged with their current state or misery.
Chanos is complaining that Tesla is only selling the $60k version of the Model 3. ' "I would remind you that that's the car that was supposed to be sold for $35,000." Chanos said.'
And, let me guess... this is... bad?
Isn't it weird how the only people who ever hear angrily shouting "WHERE'S THE $35K MODEL 3, TESLA???" are shorts?
Unfortunately, it's a combination of the two - and some people just aren't capable of that.Before going to Badminton one question which could help in thinking:
Should Elon adapt to the world or should world adapt to the Elon?
Remember when you first appeared here with your way over the top bullish projections and we all tried to tell you to be more realistic?
Paragraph 4 of the settlement between the SEC and Tesla [Defendant] says, in part:
"4. Defendant agrees that it shall not seek or accept, directly or indirectly, reimbursement or indemnification from any source, including but not limited to payment made pursuant to any insurance policy, with regard to any civil penalty amounts that Defendant pays pursuant to the Final Judgement, regardless of whether such penalty amounts or any part thereof are added to a distribution fund or otherwise used for the benefit of investors. [....]"
Sale of equity at market prices is not reimbursement nor indemnification, even if the $20m figure and the timing of the equity sale is obviously not accidental. Tesla's Q4 bottom line income is still harmed by -$20m due to the settlement forced upon them by the SEC.
And yes, literal wording is 90% of contract law, it's the reason why even routine consumer contracts can be hundreds of pages long. Neither Elon nor Tesla has any obligation to go beyond the four corners of the contract between them and the SEC. It's patently obvious that they disagree with the intent of the SEC, plainly expressed in the lawsuit, which was to help short seller anti-shareholders at the expense of Tesla shareholders.
Can someone explain this mug speculation. I looked up the Marain alphabet and the last visible letter certainly looks like it would be 'uh.' Which would make sense, it spells his name: Eelohn Muhsk. Why would he put anything else on a mug? And I also don't believe that picture means anything other than "look at this cool mug." Now, the lemur - I'm leaning towards SpaceX on that one but that is a really strange tease. Still, I'm wondering second stage reusability using something learned from the way lemurs move or something like that.Elon M$sk?
Has anyone notice that is a lot of VIN registration in a week. Model 3 VINs (@Model3VINs) | Twitter
Hey, today brought a lemur!
Love Nature, True to Nature commission “Gangs of Lemur Island”
Love Nature, a joint venture with Blue Ant Media and Smithsonian Networks, has greenlit and commissioned the nature docuseries Gangs of Lemur Island with Bristol-based prodco True to Nature.
The 5 x 50-minute wildlife soap follows four warring troops of ring-tailed lemurs in Madagascar. The gangs — the Museum Gang, the Ruins Gang, the Yalygate Gang and The Hangar Gang — fight each other daily to protect turf and family, led by matriarchal gang bosses.
I agree. After looking at the chart for the Nasdaq, I was ready for a bloodbath when I then clicked on TSLA. Shorts must have used up quite a bit of their firepower on the earlier morning dip.Honestly, given the macro environment, I think $TSLA is holding up quite well. I would point to $NFLX as an example - absolutely bossed their earnings and look at it now...