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I'd rather have an electric car (not Tesla) than a Mazda. Mazda makes shitty cars.
Tesla patents are free to everyone.
Why did they make the patents free to use?
Here's my guess:
To ward off the oil companies from taking over Tesla, and stopping the rise of the electric car. Tesla wasn't worth much back in 2014 when it put all its patents into the public domain. The oil companies worldwide are worth $ trillions. They have an unlimited spending power. Politicians are in their pockets. Research scientists are in their pockets. They can take any technology they want and permanently shelve it. By giving away their technology to the world, Tesla ensured the fucking oil companies could never own those patents. Elon Musk is a hero.
Bye bye TSLA.
Dead on arrival.
https://cleantechnica.com/2017/08/19/economist-announces-death-ice-finally/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+IM-cleantechnica+%28CleanTechnica%29
The Economist Announces The Death Of The ICE (Finally)
I'd rather have an electric car (not Tesla) than a Mazda. Mazda makes shitty cars.
Good man. You will save money while putting the Saudis out of business. And our air will be cleaner.
Amazon is another whose valuations I don't get-my loss!! perhaps i need to understand better.
Never had a Mazda but I'd rather have a hcci than an electric car. Not to mention hccis and modern diesel are already better in total emissions than EVs.
I'd rather have an electric car (not Tesla) than a Mazda. Mazda makes shitty cars.
I was surprised as well to see Mazda of all to come out with this. Not necessarily known as the greatest car maker, but with dedicated fan base. We'll see.
Tesla Model 3 volume production delayed 3 months as company posts loss of $619.4 million
mell saysTSLA going to $50-$100.
When?
KimJongUn saysmell saysTSLA going to $50-$100.
When?
Who knows. When they run out of gullible funding. If you want to be more on the safe side, set the bottom price target to $150-$200. This company has no fundamentals, just Musk.
mell saysKimJongUn saysmell saysTSLA going to $50-$100.
When?
Who knows. When they run out of gullible funding. If you want to be more on the safe side, set the bottom price target to $150-$200. This company has no fundamentals, just Musk.
Too vague to be actionable.
Love these blast from the past stock posts lol.
In the 20s when this post was made? Up 12x?
A tennis friend of mine who bet the farm on TSLA when it was in its infancy. He accumulated over $500k worth of TSLA stocks in its 20's and made it big when TSLA popped. He was betting on it with conviction
E-man saysA tennis friend of mine who bet the farm on TSLA when it was in its infancy. He accumulated over $500k worth of TSLA stocks in its 20's and made it big when TSLA popped. He was betting on it with conviction
That's great for him and in the end the net gain counts. However this was a very risky play as the majority of its move was just hype while fundamentals kept and keep deteriorating. It works for some companies, esp. in modern technology when coupled with politics and tax breaks and big institutional money supporting it and crushing the shorts. If/when one or more major investors start reducing or pulling out of their position, this will crash hard and leaving a lot of people holding the bag. Of course Musk could succeed with TSLA, but chances are slim at this point. However until major investors start bailing shorting this remains risky, too much fund money rammed into this.
The definition of success should be that this company is stable, profitable, and doesn't burn through cash left and right. At this stage of the game, most people would scream failure if this Stock dropped down to $20 while accomplishing that. The valuation is completely insane and it appears that the investors actually want to see an indication of the profitability turning around at some point. Right now, given their failure to deliver on their Model 3 promises, it looks like this company still has a lot to learn when it comes to production. As they burn through cash, they better learn real quick before the big boys blow them out of the water.
Any of the prognosticators that commented on this thread have any regrets ?
Tesla, Inc. (TSLA)
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As of 10:18AM EST. Market open.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/tesla-shares-slide-more-than-3-as-goldman-downgrades-stock-to-sell-2017-02-27/
Tesla shares slide more than 4% as Goldman downgrades stock to sell
Goldman is expecting the launch of the Model 3 to be delayed and expects Tesla shares to be pressured through the year by an accelerating free cash flow burn rate. The company is expected to raise capital again before the fourth quarter, after Chief Executive Elon Musk acknowledged that need on the company’s latest quarterly earnings call.
“We see room for shares to de-rate as the Model 3 production launch likely disappoints and as an unproven SolarCity business model likely weighs on the company’s focus/results,†said Tamb...
Yep, I should have added shares at the bottom. But, my portfolio is already "overweight" with Tesla Shares. I should have said F-that, sold off crap like Roblox and bought at the bottom.
Their energy biz for grid-scale battery packs is sold out through 2023 and beyond.
Once they start making Cybertruck deliveries, that's pure profit. Tesla has 1.5 million units in backlog $60k min each. That's $90 Bn in orders.
I think I've only seen a Tesla in person once. For comparison purposes, I see Chevy Volt's all the time.
Tesla Model Y Passes Toyota Corolla To Become Best Selling Car In The World In 2023
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/tesla-model-y-passes-toyota-corolla-become-best-selling-car-world-2023
Tesla Model Y Passes Toyota Corolla To Become Best Selling Car In The World In 2023
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I want to get some thoughts on this electric car company. It looks like they are not going to make money anytime soon. However, this stock can be a great trading vehicle with a strong support in the low 20's.
Thoughts?
Thanks.
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