Recent content by LytHka

It certainly seems silly to get in now on a +15% day... does this stock have down days anymore?

So for those of us missing out on this what's an re-entry strategy? Feels like it's on an unsustainable tear.

Did they revise the manual recently? Now the recommended torque is 2.5-3.5 Nm. https://www.tesla.com/sites/default/files/downloads/model-3-roof-rack-owners-manual-en-us.pdf

Buy high and sell low is not a winning trading strategy. If you believe in the fundamentals of the company which have not changed then it would not make sense to sell now unless you cannot afford to be down because you're leveraged in some way. P.S. not advice. :rolleyes:

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/03/world/asia/coronavirus-wuhan-hospital.html 1 year for Giga Shanghai was sandbagged

It would be better to be the Apple of the automotive industry and have that competitive advantage.

Can anybody explain what the squeeze could look like? I did some reading on the VW/Porsche squeeze which was a result of massive options being accumulated by Porsche which lowered the shares available to trade to lower than the short interest. How does that compare to the current situation? Did...

"Will be an option to add solar power that generates 15 miles per day, possibly more. Would love this to be self-powered. Adding fold out solar wings would generate 30 to 40 miles per day. Avg miles per day in US is 30." - Elon

Remember people made fun of "phablets" and the name "iPad" and the Model 3's minimalist interior at first. These types of polarizing designs/decisions will always be controversial but if it's well thought out which Franz's designs have been so far it will be accepted and normal after people get...

The funny thing is that you're just as sure it's 10 years away as Musk is that it's 1-1.5 years away. I think it will probably happen sooner rather than later, given the advancements in silicon that have happened enabling more complex neural net models. Maybe instead of 1.5 years it takes 2x...

Just read Linette Lopez's hit piece and now I need some bleach for my eyes. They're not even trying to hide the bias anymore. :rolleyes:

Conversely if Tesla had raised during Q4 last year they could have raised $5B with a $1.52/sh dilution going from $370->$368.48/sh. Imagine what shape the stock would be in now, but hindsight is always 20/20. Edit: prounouns

$200 is a hypothetical discount price to potential investors, not saying Tesla would offer that much discount. But it wouldn't make sense for them to do an equity raise too close to actual SP otherwise investors could just buy at the open market. It wouldn't change the value of the open market...

A $2B equity raise at $200/share would dilute current SP by about $2.67. It would be nice if they just did that instead of watching the SP slide on its own. ;)

I agree. I don't understand the ideological apprehension to marketing. It works.