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Saying we don't have to worry about inflation in the third quarter seems pretty precise in my book.
Butting in but I think he is saying that if you can call the time when inflation will no longer be a worry, you should be able to call the interest rate level that will cause that to happen. What cumulative total rate imposed by votes from the fed will cause inflation to cease to be a worry? 2.0%, 3.0%, 4.0%...?
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/03/16/new-federal-reserve-projections-show-six-more-rate-hikes-this-year.html
I hope you have a great weekend. I love the car and the EV space. Just not sure when to jump back in.
Agreed. It was the miss in production that had me selling.
I think someone said it earlier. The problem is not lawsuits or demand. The problem is getting the stuff to supply the demand.
I think it is also about the SPAC structure. It seems to be attracting lawsuits.
https://www.aerospacemanufacturinganddesign.com/article/ge-aviation-sigma-labs-additive-manufacturing-052813/
Good morning. This is the most recent mention of GE and Sigma working together. Do you have something more recent?
Lots of capacity and lots of orders. Do they have the materials to fill either?
Ok. So they are on track to produce less cars.
The nearest I can calculate from 2014:
Shares sold = $25.719 million averaging about $3,214,875 a year
Revenue = $6.641 million averaging about $830,000 a year
They sell almost 4 times the equity a year than they do product.
Shares outstanding have gone from 306,000 to 10,499,000 in the same time (The definition of dilution).
Split adjusted price per share was $340 at the beginning of 2014 (no decimal missing there - three hundred and forty dollars a share). Closed at $2.06 today.
Revenue is going in the right direction, up from $549,000 in 2014 to $1,652,000 in 2021, just not fast enough to keep up with spending.
Operating income in the same time frame has gone from -$3.12 million in 2014 to -$9.572 million in 2021.
I guess if you are a visionary you can find the silver lining but for me it is just the same old song and dance.
Agreed. Every day they have to pay more than they make = dilution. No IMO necessary.
https://ih.advfn.com/stock-market/NYSE/desktop-metal-DM/stock-news/87668288/kimura-foundry-group-purchases-10th-desktop-metal
Kimura Foundry Group Purchases 10th Desktop Metal Sand Binder Jet Additive Manufacturing System
March 28 2022 - 07:30AM
Japanese-headquartered global foundry group relies on sand binder jetting from Desktop Metal’s ExOne brand at facilities in Japan and the United States to deliver high-quality castings with fast turnarounds
Never said it did. Just a matter of when.
There are no puts or calls in the charts he showed you, just stocks.
10 year was 3.862 at the end of March 1962 (60 years ago). At 2.38 today that is still below the average of 5.92 over the last 60 years. That is well below the high of 15.84 at the end of September 1981. Not saying it won't go up but a little early for the panic button.
So I guess I would ask again. Is the whole article crap or just the stuff you don't believe? From the article you posted.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=168253603
Quote:
While some of the sales figures were likely affected by rising rates,
What statistic do you have that builders have stopped building? I can post the link about housing starts again but that would be the third time.
Yes.
Ok, focus man. Still agree that there is inflation. What exactly is your housing argument?
What? What does anything I have said have to do with Powell?
Math is not specific to your argument. It is a constant. Not arguing that inflation is here and persisting. Just wondering what the point is.
https://www.thestreet.com/personal-finance/mortgages/historic-mortgage-rates-14849606
In real terms or inflation adjusted? What were wages then? What were taxes then? What were insurance premiums then? What was the price of gold then? What was the S&P 500 then? What was the cost of electricity then? You can't have it both ways.
I don't have to imagine. I lived it.
My expectation is to be rich and handsome. The facts seem to be pointing in a different direction. I can find an article supporting anything I want to believe. The reality is oblivious to my expectations or opinion.
https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/housing-starts?msclkid=7332ca45a6f311ec9f0489ce68cac6ac
What is your evidence that no one can buy new?
So is the whole article inaccurate or just the part you don't agree with?
Hell of a win for the underdog. Makes the tournament more fun although at my expense.
I had Kentucky winning it all. Not so good.