Profits? Lol!

It’s not possible for Tesla to be unaffected by inflation. It touches everything.

A year at least.

I have no doubt this is happening. Every agency is corrupt. Not seeing a good ending anytime soon.

I think the agencies of the federal government is being used to punish Musk for buying twi tter. Oh, and for his “I’m voting republican” tweet. I have to say that was a pointless provocation that all Tesla shareholders are paying for.

The good news is we’re approaching buying opportunities unforeseen a year ago.

Still waiting.

Don’t forget the anti catalysts -
1) Elon Musk!
2) Brandonomics

This is great!

$550 then back to $1243. When, who knows.

I think the June 3 date is wrong. That’s from a while ago.

Tell us why. Don’t be coy.

I’m starting to agree. He’s no friend to common shareholders. Long term things are great but in between we have these giant swings created by his statements and actions.

Recall, as soon as the stock hit $1243 he did the poll about selling 10% of his shares. Look out below. Since then we’ve had a 50% haircut from that peak, though not all due to that one thing. It’s the many things that add up. Twitter didn’t help nor does the political posturing.

I don’t remember ever hearing so many prominent people declaring their fear of a collapsing economy. Jamie Dimon. Lehman Brothers. Musk. Etc.

Weird.

A lot of assumptions built into that.

Very interesting but I don’t see how the energy is added to the battery? Is there a nuclear reaction within the battery? Is it the heat from the nuclear material that somehow generates electricity? I don’t see where the electricity comes from.

I hope the 28,000 year battery life prediction, while tongue-in-cheek, is more accurate than the 20 year predictions for LED bulbs.

Thanks.

What do you mean?

That’s a ridiculous argument.

It’s definitely part of it.

Unfortunately musk has inspired the ire of the administrative state (progressives, MSM, Biden, etc.) and must be destroyed. For an example, see Trump.

Take a breath between posts.

Thanks.

When did he post that?

Social credit scores are already here in the corporate world. I suspect there is a political motive here related to twit er.

It’s a nothing story being ginned up to make it political. I cannot believe Tesla’s board approved changes and the changes were already made to their insurance policies this fast based on Roe maybe being tossed. Something unknown until last Monday.

Excellent!

How can you add $25k into a Roth?

Is musk in trouble with the Twitter deal? Tesla has dropped 30% since his bid for twit. I lost track of all the variables regarding his pledging of stock.

40% off the high in November. Last time it bounced at $730, as I recall without looking it up. Round two or down more?

Someone needs to find a way to creat electricity without turning and turbine. Then we’d be doing something useful.

Exactly!

Correct. The world cannot survive on solar or wind energy. I’m happy electric vehicles are becoming more prolific, since they are overall cleaner, but they require electricity! Where does electricity come from? Natural gas, oil and coal. Thankfully there’s an abundance of these. Do people really want the pastoral landscapes across the fruited plains covered with windmills and solar panels, which is what it will take to power the imagined future world powered by renewable energy?

A forced shift to all renewable energy is not only impossible but would be bankrupting if it could be achieved.

Good grief.

Good grief.

You see how people have gone bonkers over this twitter situation. It wouldn’t surprise me this is a coordinated attack by like-minded, and very powerful, politicos to undermine Musk’s purchase. I can’t believe it’s just market sentiment or investor reaction to the purchase. The drop came suddenly on Tuesday and again yesterday and today. Musk has entered another arena in politics. I hope he’s up for it.

Who’s running this up pre-market only to drive it down once the market opens? That takes some big money.

Well, the gap is closed.

It’s not dilution.

The real question…Why is the U.S. government borrowing money (on the backs of unborn citizens) to subsidize a private graphite mine in Louisiana?

Good grief.