Well the price isn't going to change at all on Friday, as the market will be closed for the holiday. So you are saying we will see a ~7% jump tomorrow?
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Well the price isn't going to change at all on Friday, as the market will be closed for the holiday. So you are saying we will see a ~7% jump tomorrow?
lafrisbee
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a few weeks back I noticed that European countries were giving money to quite a few companies to build just the batteries. Perhaps one of those countries has already signed a deal to make Tesla Batteries?Off topic: Whatever island @Krugerrand bids for I say dog lovers get together to outbid her.
On topic: There is some concern that batteries may not get built at GF4. No need to worry. Tesla just pushing hard on getting the main factory built and to do this they are pushing battery production (which is holding up some approvals it seems) go as they maneuver around the mine fields created trying to get it approved asap. It will get done but let us not slow down general factory build.
That dude is clearly next Marc Spiegl as the latter one has become irrelevant.
JusRelax
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Investors would be wise to remember my moniker when reading FUD; it's not as important when reading my primarily optimistic posts.
Not much opportunity to stress for TSLA investors these days though, unless you're stressing about how to spend your annual earnings earned within a single day investing.
That is disrespectful to crypto ICO types.
smorgasbord
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You're talking "piece of paper." Most Gen-Z'ers have never even seen a stock certificate. I'm convinced that I'm seeing a generational divide here. My late 20's son knows about fractional shares even though he doesn't do any trading (he works for low wages for the Sierra Club). There's a reason I showed a chart from Robintrack and not Schwab.
And if your corded drill works better, then you haven't used the latest round of lithium-ion brushless motor drills from Makita or Milwaukee, etc. I chose that analogy on purpose - I still hear people with ICE cars saying how great they are, yet battery-powered cars are just better.
I'd say "OK, boomer," but I'm one myself.
off topic issue: Can't share with cats: They use anything that looks/feel like sand as a litter box. At least dog people normally are use to 'scooping the poop'.....cats that crap outside their in home litter box...owner's don't worry about
By this axis scale Tesla is expecting the stock to go into the multiple thousands soon.
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Krugerrand
Meow
Off topic: Whatever island @Krugerrand bids for I say dog lovers get together to outbid her.
You can try.
Krugerrand
Meow
Yes. Everyone else should do that and I’ll buy my own.
Krugerrand
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Stretch2727
Engineer and Car Nut
My vote would be to split the stock. 10 for 1. I will stay away from the fractional argument. I remember the days where you always had to buy/sell in round lots of 100 shares.
Main reason would be less allocated capital needed to sell a contract of puts or covered calls. Although I guess you could argue this is a good reason not to split the stock.
Main reason would be less allocated capital needed to sell a contract of puts or covered calls. Although I guess you could argue this is a good reason not to split the stock
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dc_h
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StealthP3D
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That's just what we need to kick this CV-19 once and for all. Americans travelling all over this great country and meeting wonderful people in neighboring states! It's brilliant, I tell you. /s
My vote would be to split the stock. 10 for 1. I will stay away from the fractional argument. I remember the days where you always had to buy/sell in round lots of 100 shares.
Main reason would be less allocated capital needed to sell a contract of puts or covered calls. Although I guess you could argue this is a good reason not to split the stock
I also think 10 for 1..
Perhaps the split topic should have it's own thread.
Most areas are break even, P/E Ratio, Capital Raises, etc, because at the end of they day they boil down to a real dollar amount for revenue/profit or capital raised.
But the marginal advantages are:-
- A small price move on a lower priced stock, translates to a larger percentage move.
- There is more liquidity not in terms of percentage of the float, but in number of shares traded. (and probably in options)
- A bit easier for new retailer buyers to buy whole shares. (and options)
- Employee share bonus scheme might be easier to manage with a lower share price
Fractional shares remind me of the old days when we had the "Odd Lot Broker", it is a complexity create by having a lot size of greater than or less than 1 share. Lot size of one share is simple, easy to understand, and doesn't need a middle man.
dc_h
Active Member
Agreed, smart people continue to think debates are won on facts and data.
Cirrus MS100D
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If we buy a new Tesla to travel around the country with our kids, can we then deduct it under this plan?
tinm
2020 Model S LR+ Owner
Forget it, Jake, it's Yahoo.
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