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  • New car price is back to 2020 levels . What are prices of other cars in the industry to 2020?
    Tempted to sell y to get another y now. 😃. Lets see if used car market takes a dive.

    LEts watch those Id4 and mustang sales with this normalization of Tesla prices.


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    • Is there any data that says the prices increases and now the decreases over the last several years? I’m sure it’s kind of like the underlying stock and went up unnecessarily and will come back down. Curious to see where things ultimately settle.

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      • Hopefully those wanting to jump on TLSA stock did so @ 105-110 with it spiking to 140s. Wonder how the market will react to tomorrow's call.

        Inventory for Model Y new for entire USA - 165 (all but 1 is above the $55k threshold for Federal tax break). . Model 3 : 350

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        • Sounds like Tesla is doing just fine per their earnings report. Luckily, I was tired of waiting for it to drop to $100 and jumped in at the right time. Regardless, it's a stock that I'd like to hold for the long-term.

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          • Originally posted by GIMD
            Sounds like Tesla is doing just fine per their earnings report. Luckily, I was tired of waiting for it to drop to $100 and jumped in at the right time. Regardless, it's a stock that I'd like to hold for the long-term.
            Collapsing margins, no demand, growing inventory, needing to take on debt to stay alive, 4B invested in twitter deal , ya it’s totally fine.

            bags being transferred . Tale as old as time

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            • Originally posted by Panscan

              Collapsing margins, no demand, growing inventory, needing to take on debt to stay alive, 4B invested in twitter deal , ya it’s totally fine.

              bags being transferred . Tale as old as time
              Where do you get your information? You post like a bot.

              Margins are probably going down, but that is still a forecast. They are coming down from being 2x the industry. If they sold every car at the new lower price and never cut costs, their margins would be so bad they would be equal to toyota, and still profiting 7%.

              They sold 96% of the cars made in 2022 and reported yesterday that orders doubled with the price drop (in an earnings call, so lying would be subject to SEC action) and finished the year with 16 days of inventory.

              Going broke? Taking on debt? They finished 2021 with $17B in cash and finished 2022 with $22B in cash. In 2019 they owed $11B, at the end of 2021 owed $5.2B and at the end of 2022 they have less than $2B debt.

              I have no idea and can find no reference to a $4B transfer of funds from Tesla to Twitter? Are you referring to Elon selling his personal shares to cover his purchase?

              Elon in a certified d-bag, but while the company is far from perfect, and the stock valuation is infinitely debatable, but the points you try to make are silly. Please share what you are basing your prognostications on.

              Food for thought. Ford Debt to equity ratio is 2.0. Toyota is .6. Tesla is 0.08. Who is better prepared for a slowdown in auto sales?

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              • Originally posted by Molar Mechanic

                Where do you get your information? You post like a bot.

                Margins are probably going down, but that is still a forecast. They are coming down from being 2x the industry. If they sold every car at the new lower price and never cut costs, their margins would be so bad they would be equal to toyota, and still profiting 7%.

                They sold 96% of the cars made in 2022 and reported yesterday that orders doubled with the price drop (in an earnings call, so lying would be subject to SEC action) and finished the year with 16 days of inventory.

                Going broke? Taking on debt? They finished 2021 with $17B in cash and finished 2022 with $22B in cash. In 2019 they owed $11B, at the end of 2021 owed $5.2B and at the end of 2022 they have less than $2B debt.

                I have no idea and can find no reference to a $4B transfer of funds from Tesla to Twitter? Are you referring to Elon selling his personal shares to cover his purchase?

                Elon in a certified d-bag, but while the company is far from perfect, and the stock valuation is infinitely debatable, but the points you try to make are silly. Please share what you are basing your prognostications on.

                Food for thought. Ford Debt to equity ratio is 2.0. Toyota is .6. Tesla is 0.08. Who is better prepared for a slowdown in auto sales?
                The margins, etc...is straight from the earnings report. They can be 2x more profitable than toyota, but they are 5x at minimum overpriced. They are priced far more than those numbers support, which should be obvious. It doesnt/never really has traded on any fundamental link, its the original meme stock.

                Fords "debt" is simply their financing/lending arm, which is wildly profitable and widely misunderstood.

                Assume the 4B comes also from the earnings report showing a mystery 4B "investment" category.

                Market overall in full FOMO mode, nothing goes straight down, no shock tsla is the most exciting of stocks and behaves as such. It isnt signal.

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                • Tesla the investment---all over the place. Tesla the company. Doing just fine

                  Like Bitcoin, a lot of folk interested in demise or supreme conquer....the truth is somewhere in the middle.


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                  • Originally posted by StarTrekDoc
                    Tesla the investment---all over the place. Tesla the company. Doing just fine

                    Like Bitcoin, a lot of folk interested in demise or supreme conquer....the truth is somewhere in the middle.

                    doing so well they had to cut prices 25% on best selling model, had to further lower interest rates to subsidize demand their ceo is under investigation by sec now for fsd fraud

                    hard to see why the stock isn’t a million

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                    • TSLA the stock is highly volatile. Recent trends:

                      2020: +700%
                      2021: +50%
                      2022: -70%
                      Dec 2022: -40%
                      Jan 2023: +65%

                      The recent move is a manufactured short squeeze due to rampant call option buying in January (you can easily google this if you are skeptical).

                      The earnings report was not bullish at all, growth is slowing, margins are narrowing, etc.

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                      • FSD : problematic.


                        I doubt any technology path will be smooth. Paying $15k that becomes obsolete tends to piss off even the most loyal customers. Without FSD it’s viewed as just another car, EV or ICE.

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