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For some reason i dont believe like most self proclaimed penny flippers, based on stats you in the red
The otc is not watched or under a watchful eye like companys on major exchanges. Easy for manipulation and impossible to track.
You guys clearly dont know how the otc works so please stop trading on it. The MMs put up false bids/asks to manipulate the sp. They naked short their shares sometimes to themselves or other MMs to get the sp to a selling point. They buy all you out as the sp goes down and sell all the way up and repeat the process. Sometimes only selling a share at a .0005 increase. Buy hold and accumalate is the only way and do not sell on down days or else the process keeps repeating. Or just follow the trend and attemp to mimick them. If you have weak hands then your just playing into their games, which is a billion dollar game at that.
Imho i would sell if i was up. I already sold out at around 140, this mayb the highest this bubble goes.
Sales will pick up after that approval and not just by the TSA.
I'm getting real frustrated waiting for this approval.
I simply didn't know enough about it to hold the stock. Doesn't mean it's abad co
One thing straight. In penny's you can't really look at their debt because almost all have, unless its astronomical. You invest based off speculation and upcoming catalyst. Ambs funding is a problem but if they have the product then who cares, someone will fund. It's all if you believe the as an investor if the product will sell.
My reason for selling, because you can't actually short this. I made a profit and a pretty good one at that. Penny stocks are unpredictable especially those in this range and I just don't trust it. Not bashing the company it's just the track record with these sorts of things. I'm happy with my profit and will buy back at a lower pps if possible, I WILL NOT CHASE.
I sold out this morning for a nice profit @.04 going to rebuy later in the week at a lower price if possible. Otherwise I'm down with this guy.
Push this down! I got orders to fill!
Buy limit at .29 .. Ready tontake advantage of the drops
Like i said last week i expect a pr once a week due to history. Dont break the trend, i want some sort of update.
Still here and happy!
If they handled the bomb prior to implantation, the 220 would detect. Dont insult my intelligence.
So they had an offer? Not a sell.
If they handle it and have any substance on their hands or clothing.
That scares the crap out of me.
I do not know If they did the same. Like I said in the first post I follow this stock because I'm a car lover. I ran across the article looking through car pieces. I hold no position and probably never will not that I don't love the co. IMO they are going places and if they had a loss it still wouldn't change my mind.
Yes. But major car companies don't handle their accounting that way. If they did they'd have ridiculous profits.
Doesnt sound great
Not a basher or pumper. But this is interesting. I hold no position just came across this article
Tesla Reports a Profit (Sorta) While Elon Musk Shoots Self in Foot
BY DAMON LAVRINC08.07.13
Photo: Jim Merithew/WIRED
Tesla Motors’ second-quarter numbers are out, and depending on how you figure profit, the electric automaker either made $26.2 million or lost $30.5 million. Also, Elon Musk regrets ever mentioning the Hyperloop.
First, let’s talk profit. Tesla’s net income for Q2 was $26 million, an increase of 70 percent from Q1. However, that’s not using the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) math — or non-GAAP. If you apply GAAP, Tesla lost over $30 million. How?
Tesla included its lease accounting into this quarter’s results, something that’s not approved by GAAP. Slate explains that Tesla “rolled out an innovative loan/purchase/buyback scheme that lets people basically lease the cars but with Tesla getting all the money up front via a financing arrangement with Wells Fargo or US Bank.” Essentially, Tesla got all the cash for the expensive Model S sedans it sold and rolled that into this quarter’s income. That’s not allowed under GAAP, hence the discrepancy.
Even Deepak Ahuja, Tesla’s CFO, admitted early on in the earnings call that, “this is a confusing quarter.”
Overall revenue also took a slight hit due to the reduction in zero emission vehicle credits (ZEV) that Tesla sells to other automakers. Tesla reports it’s boosted output from 400 vehicles per week to 500 in an attempt to account for the reduction in ZEV credits. It also deserves noting that the automaker has announced plans to purchase a 31-acre parcel next to its Fremont factory for expansion, so expect that to put a hurt on profits in the future.
So, math out of the way, how is Tesla doing? In a word: well.
The automaker delivered 5,150 Model S sedans during the quarter, but only expected to get 4,500 into customer hands. That brings the total number of all-electric cars running around the U.S. to over 13,000, and demand is growing, particularly outside the state of California where you can’t swing a dead iPhone without hitting a Model S.
Tesla estimates total Model S sales could exceed 40,000 by late 2014, but co-founder and CEO Elon Musk was unabashedly irritated by the lack of output from Tesla’s suppliers. “It’s pointless to push volume when you don’t have the production to meet it,” Musk said during the call. It’s obvious that Tesla’s suppliers didn’t take the automaker seriously and now they’re trying to churn out as much as they can while keeping quality up to the level Tesla demands.
Additionally, the automaker delivered its first European Model S this week, is working on a right-hand drive version for other markets, and is busting hump to develop a Model S for China. According to Musk, that model will have “an executive back seat” for a country that prefers to be driven rather than drive.
Tesla has also made some changes to the options list on the Model S, finally breaking out the delectable performance package goodies for lesser models, adding a new sub-zero weather package, upgraded leather interior, new wheel options (for both performance and efficiency) and a teak-style center console for the floor. Slick.
Musk also talked about the forthcoming launch of the Model X, which is starting to move up on Tesla’s priority level. The “Falcon-wing” SUV based on the Model S is due to arrive in late 2014. There was also discussion of the “third-generation”, high volume model that’s due out in a few years. Musk says that Tesla is intent on delivering an all-electric sedan that’s sized around a BMW 3 Series, has a range of 200 miles, and costs $35,000 — not including any federal or state rebates. Ambitious. And what about competition from BMW in the form of the newly announced i3? “There’s room to improve on the i3,” says Musk. “And I hope they do.”
Finally, on the upcoming Hyperloop announcement on Monday, Musk had this to say, “I think I shot myself in the foot by ever mentioning the Hyperloop.”
However, he re-confirmed his commitment to publishing detailed designs of the yet-to-be-seen high-speed people mover next week, but is content to sit on the sidelines and let others work out the dirty bits.
“[The Hyperloop] can just be out there as an open source design that people can keep improving,” Musk said. “I don’t have any time to focus on it as I have to focus on Space X and Tesla.”
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Agreed, as an OTC we should expect days like this. I personally enjoyed adding a small amount at @ .3105
I gave in and took a very super small position @. .0321
If our turkey can convince them to buy us, or if they even want to. Negotiations can fall through, we need them, they don't need us.
Exciting time? "This turkey is totally brain dead!" We need $$$ and soon, it is truly a sink or swim moment, so in that regard its exciting lol.
This company is going to continue its sinking if they don't pull together financing. That should be the number one concern to this CEO. From my DD the science looks more than promising but that won't be anything without funding. I do not hold a position but may take one today or very near term.
Said beautifully. Hah.
It's a stock. It can drop even if it does break the triangle. I watch daily for dips below my averaged own share and BUY!
Just picked up more, very small amount.
I'm happy. It'll be a struggle all the way up. Patience pays.
Well said. A better deal on ONCS at .30s
I'd do a little DD because I'm pretty confident in saying INO does not own EP or electricity. But I lolled
INO did not create EP. They do not own it.
How is the science different. I'd like to known because I invested in both for the fact that they both use electroporation.
http://oncosec.com/index.php/oncosec-technologies/
This could help. Electro proration is used by ONCS as well. There is also a video on the website if you dig around or just go to YouTube.
I know this off topic, how do you see ONCS as an investment. Seeing they use some of same tech and have people from INO..?
And the obvious that they use the same tech.
I saw that. The ability to on so many more shares of a company that has just as much of a pipeline drew me in. I looked at INO at .76 double.
I picked this over INO for price and I believe with a little love it has the same potential. .
Holding.patiently. .285