bdy0627
Active Member
Me too. This is the best kind of dip you can ask for. It's utterly ridiculous with a predictable outcome.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Todd Burch
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Wall Street is dumb.
Someone should inform them that in the future, other people might also not want to work until they die.
Also, I think people might retire from other companies too! Not just Tesla! (Shriek).
This reaffirms my belief that Wall Street is full of the slow ones that couldn’t keep up with the smart kids in school.
Someone should inform them that in the future, other people might also not want to work until they die.
Also, I think people might retire from other companies too! Not just Tesla! (Shriek).
This reaffirms my belief that Wall Street is full of the slow ones that couldn’t keep up with the smart kids in school.
Probably because he is rich
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
He’s tired of waking up early, putting on a tie, and instead wants to spend his sh*tload of cash?
I wouldn’t wait until 65 for that either.
If you shorts would actually do your supposed job instead of trying to short and distort (being illegal and all), we might actually have a better Tesla. Apparently Tesla couldn't supply enough high level departures so Deepak had to leave the company TWICE to make up for it. Read the article shortly on seekingalpha....
This just shows the efficient markets theory is complete trash.
bdy0627
Active Member
Let them stay dumb. Is there an easier way to make a few bucks?
David Knopf is only 29 years old, making him Kraft Heinz's youngest ever CFO
FirebirdAlpha
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Because being CFO of a 50B+ public company requires experience and expertise. It's a job that's equal to the CEO.
This guy was promoted to VP of Finance two months ago.
He has less than 10 years of work experience.
He's 31 years-old.
He doesn't have any advanced finance certifications beyond an MBA (ex: not a CPA).
Contrast that with Deepak, who had 15+ years of VP of Finance or CFO experience in industrial and automotive manufacturing.
Wouldn't a better CFO be someone with great relationships with Chinese banks, to help them close the factory financing?
Tesla could recruit any CFO in the world. Why did they choose this guy?
sweter
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As I recall (I may be wrong), Elon said "Deepak is retiring" and then repeated "retiring from Tesla". Might be going elsewhere ?
I'm not a short, you fool. Literally the only stock I own is TSLA. A better way of announcing would've been at the beginning of the call so that the last thing in analysts minds is the good stuff Elon talked about.
also, we're arguing nothing here. this isn't gonna matter in a week, if Zak isn't up to par Elon will replace him and Deepak is loyal enough to come back to fill any short term vacancy.
Did you even go to his LinkedIn profile? Can't beleive you'd agree with this jusdgement without looking at his credentials. Enough of this ageism bullshit!
FirebirdAlpha
Member
Yeah. I see a guy who has less than 3 months of finance experience in a VP or higher role.
Shorts know exactly what they are doing. It’s the weak longs that are stupid.
please stop responding to firebirdalpha
so what?
Elon had zero experience for car manufacturing. Finance is not so hard anyway, particularly if you don't need to hide anything. There are plenty of young CFOs for big companies.
Why did they choose this guy? because tesla thinks he is qualified.
Trying to ignore all the noise (like the departure of the CFO, a quarterly "miss" of EPS, etc), and just focus on the key thing: are potential investors (who have been sitting on the sidelines waiting for more proof of financial stability) more likely to start investing in TSLA after this ER?
I think yes, big time. Tesla now indisputably has enough cash to sustain and grow its business without a capital raise. It is now a cash-generating machine. It will be profitable every quarter, and increasingly so. Its margins are outstanding. Its growth phenomenal. Demand for its products simply isn't a relevant issue for the next several years. Its product pipeline is unparalleled.
Really, folks, if you are not ready to invest in TSLA now, when will you ever be?
Eventually, this new money will cause an SP breakout. That could happen any time between tomorrow and mid 2020.
I think yes, big time. Tesla now indisputably has enough cash to sustain and grow its business without a capital raise. It is now a cash-generating machine. It will be profitable every quarter, and increasingly so. Its margins are outstanding. Its growth phenomenal. Demand for its products simply isn't a relevant issue for the next several years. Its product pipeline is unparalleled.
Really, folks, if you are not ready to invest in TSLA now, when will you ever be?
Eventually, this new money will cause an SP breakout. That could happen any time between tomorrow and mid 2020.
What age is Mark Zuckerberg? They have a Market Cap of $500B Go on Google it
Announcing it early would distract from the call. Announcing it after would enable speculations and rumors.
This was the best way, we heard from everyone directly and got to hear from Zack also. Hiring Tesla insider guarantees smooth no friction/drama transition.
This was the best way, we heard from everyone directly and got to hear from Zack also. Hiring Tesla insider guarantees smooth no friction/drama transition.
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