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anyone with experience care to confirm if I read the bunch of SEC filings coming out last night correctly? Seems like 4-5 Tesla executives, incl. JB, bought large(ish) number of shares @250.
Good sign, right?
I don't understand the fascination with a potential Apple buyout/investment in Tesla. Apple introduced the iPhone in 2007 -- almost a decade ago -- and the iPad a few years later. It hasn't done anything noteworthy since, other than generate massive revenues and profits from those breakthroughs.
Tesla is now a far more innovative company, and its ability to generate new ideas and technology seems to be accelerating. Apple has little to offer Tesla except a checkbook, Tesla can find that elsewhere if necessary without losing what has made it so exceptional.
normally the filing has both green (buy) and red (sell) lines to show that. I may have missed it but I only saw green now.I think they exercised their options then immediately sold their new shares. They do this periodically, probably to pay their bills. I don't recall seeing four of them do it at once, though.
I read it as they were awarded trenches of Incentive And Non-Qualified stock options that are exercisable starting on Oct. 11, 2016, with 1/48 of options becoming vested and exercisable every month thereafter (Note 1 on Each of Forms 4 in question). Options expire on 4/11/2026.normally the filing has both green (buy) and red (sell) lines to show that. I may have missed it but I only saw green now.
I can confirm you that MT's piece scheduled to be published tomorrow is going to be speculative and in no way a leak of Apple's design for Project Titian. Their teasers are very misleading.
Well that was a non-event:
Motor Trend on Twitter
Discuss. This weird-mobile looks to be very conceptual and not really a nice car to ride in except for maybe a taxi service. Honestly, companies like Faraday Future have more to worry about due to this Apple Car than Tesla does. Then again, maybe Faraday Future is Apple in disguise. As a P85D driver, there is no way the Apple Car depicted here (if true) appeals to me and I would never spend $130-150,000 on a car that looked like that.
I don't know how they can think it's a good idea to take" we get some students at an art school kind of close to Apple's campus to brainstorm and guess what Apple might build a car to look like" and pretend it's some big exclusive article.I want that 20 minutes of my life back.
With yesterday's repeated tweets, and today's article, MotorTrend is saying "Ignore me in the future".I don't know how they can think it's a good idea to take" we get some students at an art school kind of close to Apple's campus to brainstorm and guess what Apple might build a car to look like" and pretend it's some big exclusive article.
I guess this is the new frontier in click bait.
That GM executive surely has some very thick skin on his face. Does he think people forgot how that company literally went bankrupt a few years back and the only reason it is standing today is that the US government gave it a few billions of taxpayer money? Quite outrageous to boast like that.GM is playing fire. If Elon wants, he could take away most of Bolt's potential sales. All he need to do is just one twitt.
I don't know how they can think it's a good idea to take "we get some students at an art school kind of close to Apple's campus to brainstorm and guess what Apple might build a car to look like" and pretend it's some big exclusive article.
I guess this is the new frontier in click bait.
In this case, the one that should think twice is Apple. Phone is easy, car is very hard. They couldn't get a good TV out after so many years. They will soon understand how hard the car is. Besides, as long as Tesla is on the market, it will be very difficult for Apple to make a profit.Those dismissing Apple should think twice. A company with 200 Billion in the bank can do a lot of things quickly and they definitely have the tech know how. Now with that being said launch of an apple car would have minimal Impact to Tesla. As Elon has always said the more the merrier. Legacy cars make will be in a world of hurt though.
anyone with experience care to confirm if I read the bunch of SEC filings coming out last night correctly? Seems like 4-5 Tesla executives, incl. JB, bought large(ish) number of shares @250.
Good sign, right?
In this case, the one that should think twice is Apple. Phone is easy, car is very hard. They couldn't get a good TV out after so many years. They will soon understand how hard the car is. Besides, as long as Tesla is on the market, it will be very difficult for Apple to make a profit.