geneclean55
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CNBC throwing all the big guns in today
Cramer explains why valuation is not the end-all for individual stocks
Cramer explains why valuation is not the end-all for individual stocks
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CNBC throwing all the big guns in today
Cramer explains why valuation is not the end-all for individual stocks
I believe that margin requirements for the account in which short position is held that you described is *separate* from the collateral account requirements I was referring to. I did researched this at Fidelity a while ago, but can't seem to locate reference at the moment. The requirement is to deposit and maintain (subject to daily adjustment) 105% of the value of short position in a separate, dedicated secure account, typically in cash.
CNBC throwing all the big guns in today
Cramer explains why valuation is not the end-all for individual stocks
At the end of he video there's a statement, "For every one car Tesla produces,...Ford produces 100,...same market cap.?"
That does sound crazy, but then again, I'd rather have one new iPhone, than a hundred old ones. And BTW, has anyone looked at the balance sheet and income statements from F and/or GM. The trends look terrible. Lots of debt and piling on more faster than revenues are growing.
Didn't Ford nearly go under all ready, and was bailed out (correct me if i'm confusing us govt bailed out automakers)? Alien dreadnaught is coming, and will be controlled by a neural lace, or maybe it will control delivery people and residual factory workers by the same neural lace...80,000 MS and MX deliveries at 28% margins is the same as Fords cheaper model delivery of 600,000 vehicles at 10% margins.
500,000 M3 at 28% margins is equal to about 1,500,000 of Ford's at 10%? Now imagine if Tesla sells 3million M3, MS and MX at 28%, it'll be the equivalent of Ford selling 8-10 million vehicles.
My bet is that Tesla will 3M one day, and Ford goes bankrupt.
That was actually a pretty good segment. I found it particularly interesting the way he characterized the Tencent thing. Makes me wonder if this run is more about that than the delivery numbers.
Video: smack-down of "irrational behaviour" argument:
Rational behavior not found in Tesla valuation: Expert
Does an event like this sighting of Model 3 RC in the wild have any potential to affect the stock price in this environment?
Ford and Tesla are the two remaining that have not gone bankrupt. The other US automakers received a bailout.Didn't Ford nearly go under all ready, and was bailed out (correct me if i'm confusing us govt bailed out automakers)? .