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Wondering why you can't discuss Elon's tweets? Preserved as an example.
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thenewguy1979
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So you think he will start looking like me…..
EVNow
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He literally sold 10s of billions worth of TSLA that he really hated doing because he thought someone on internet was wrong
Angry bird is his pet project and he just doesn't care about the consequences. Or may be its the Jekyll & Hyde thing - he cares when he is Dr Jekyll but not when he is Mr Hyde. For eg. he is careful not to say negative things about China (though he came close with all the Covid conspiracies) because he knows the consequences can be severe.
Coming back to topic - I think the way this plays out depends on what happens over the weekend and next week. Do big investors decide to sell off .... or they just ignore ? Afterall he is now taking on a financially strong community - not just other minorities he normally disses. I'm planning to buy back the P210 for next week that I sold for 50 cents yesterday. See how it goes on Monday and then re-enter.
Thanks - makes much more sense. Thumbs down rescinded.
This is ON TOPIC as his tweets and retweets affect short term price movements. Long term, we should be ok.
voyager
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SpeedyEddy
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less Than $2 offset from 232.5 goal.
(And down we will go on Monday.. Because then all off-topic things above -that are not modded today- will be really absorbed. People, even those in the Whitehouse, are only parroting interpretations that are furthest away from what is actually X-ed)
(And down we will go on Monday.. Because then all off-topic things above -that are not modded today- will be really absorbed. People, even those in the Whitehouse, are only parroting interpretations that are furthest away from what is actually X-ed)
GhostSkater
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Adding this as separated post to not mix it
Take this as someone that never been to the US, so the only exposure I get to the reality there is what I see online
With that in mind, that I might be wrong so feel free to refute this, as a shareholder, given everything that transpires now and in the past, It would make me happy to see one day Tesla move it's headquarters out of the USA in the long term
Keep what is needed there, factories, even engineering centers to make use of the local talent, that we've seen is amazing and responsible to make Tesla what it is today, but given the lack of supports it has in it's home turf, move out
Take this as someone that never been to the US, so the only exposure I get to the reality there is what I see online
With that in mind, that I might be wrong so feel free to refute this, as a shareholder, given everything that transpires now and in the past, It would make me happy to see one day Tesla move it's headquarters out of the USA in the long term
Keep what is needed there, factories, even engineering centers to make use of the local talent, that we've seen is amazing and responsible to make Tesla what it is today, but given the lack of supports it has in it's home turf, move out
2daMoon
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GhostSkater
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They did move HQ out of the USA,... they moved it to Texas.
Maybe this world will converge to the Cyberpunk world and it will be the Republic of Texas in the near future
I've only visited the US briefly, but I'll offer an alternative opinion...
It is important to separate politics and business.
The US is a great place to do business, and politics doesn't really impact on a business in any significant negative way.
In spite of dumb things Elon says (or more accurately is perceived to say) from time-to-time, Tesla is in great shape and the "drama" doesn't seem to last long, or impact on the fundamentals.
Those that are annoyed by what Elon says, will be annoyed, regardless of the HQ location.
If Elon expended a few microseconds of thought before posting, a lot of the "drama" would be avoided, but I think he enjoys the "drama".
EVNow
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Oh yes - by all means kick the ladder once it is no longer of any use.
ps : I see GhostSkater like this post. Not sure they understood it
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GhostSkater
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I don't mean stop selling there, or even slowing down or anything like that
Just on the basis of government support, or lack thereof and hostilities in it's place
Just not be an US company anymore
This is a really good point, which I support, do business there, move the headquarters out
More like to send a message, we will take advantage of your market since it's good, but we as a company don't want to be a given contry company
If anything the stock would go down.
What exactly is this “lack of support” you keep going on about that is so terrible that Tesla has to leave the US.
Can you be more specific ?
Tesla has tremendous support in the US market because it is a USA company. Where would you move the headquarters? China ? Good luck with that.
You are barking up a non existent tree.
GhostSkater
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How far do you want me to go back? Starting when Tesla of all companies wasn't invite to the EV summit is good enough?
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Yeah? Move to where? The USA has its issues, but please do tell us where Tesla would be better domiciled?
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