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Tesla Inc (TSLA)

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what a great company...price action is about elon gets the payment or not....
120 and we have a deal!!! October maybe?
DUMP IT!
Tesla unsold invetory build - go to your local mall - n see 4self
Sales are very low and at a loss. They manipulated and kept the stock here because of voting, but soon it will reach 120
California State Teachers Retirement System (CalSTRS) will vote against Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package, the pension fund's chief investment officer told CNBC on Monday. Norway's $1.7 trillion sovereign wealth fund said on Saturday it would vote against ratifying Musk's compensation package, which is up for a shareholder vote on Thursday after a Delaware judge invalidated it earlier this year.
120 next week.
When FUD is peak that is when you buy. I doubled my position to 1k shares. Every single logical share holder will say yes. You will see. It will pass with 70%+
Yeah but right now FUD is low but Koolaid is peaking. Lies and desperation from Musk and board of directors is all time high.
Elon must pay 25 billion dolar tax, if he get.
25 billion X’s debt. Elon must sell tsla for 50 billion
Tesla will dip after the vote for sure regardless of the outcome. Either we go down because elon lost and the uncertanty hits the company or we go down because big funds that voted against begin offloading shares.
On Monday, Bernstein, a financial research firm, maintained its Underperform rating on Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) with a price target of $120.00 for the shares. The firm's analysis suggests that the likelihood of Tesla CEO Elon Musk's $56 billion compensation package passing the upcoming shareholder vote is low.
Tesla won't launch new updated model Y. That's because the new model 3 didn't sell as well as they thought. Demand was the same as the old 3 which is dwindling due to age. No new models coming period cause the bet is on FSD which won't be approved by US or its Ally countries for another 10 years at best until legacy autos catch up. By then there's no point cause every brand will have it dirt cheap. These govts won't approve due to lobbying by legacy auto and the dealership network as well as fear of China EVs with very advanced autonomous driving.
During earnings call Elon claims new cars coming just to stop the price drop in the stock. There are no new models. Definitely not in a years time. Especially when he's betting the company in FSD which won't be approved by govts. I don't even have to argue about the tech not able to reach FSD in ten years.
Tesla offering a EUR6k discount (13.3%) on its Model Y in Germany. Q1-24 gross margin was 17.4% and EBIT margin was 5.5%. Selling cars at a loss (this is at decent factory utilisation levels and assuming accounting is ok) - makes no sense, unless they need cash..
Norway's Sovereign Wealth Fund, which owned approximately 0.98% of $TSLA shares worth $7.72 billion at the end of 2023, is voting against Tesla CEO Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package
Tesla Sales in Germany Crash 64% in May to 1,896 Units
I believe a yes vote will be far more bearish than a no vote. Elon likely won’t leave after a no vote. But, a yes vote will deliver prolonged litigation, massive potential dilution, and the continued overhang of him threatening to leave without 25% of the vote. Plus, the active institutional no votes may sell their positions! The down-move on a Yes vote could be beyond stunning and I’ll bet it is! $TSLA
Tesla’s future affordable car appears to be far from dead. CEO Elon Musk made this clear during the first quarter earnings conference call. To recap, during the call he discussed future low-cost cars — albeit briefly — specifying that the new “affordable” vehicles are based on aspects of both the next-generation platform and current platforms. And that Tesla will “accelerate the launch of new models” to “early 2025 if not late this year.” The models “are not contingent on any new factory or massive new production line.” 
Old news and debunked. Can't just launch new models on a whim. Just getting all the approvals and certifications will take over a year. Takes around 3 years to launch a new vehicle. He just said all that to keep the stock from falling. Unless he means a stripped down version of the 3 and Y which are too old and no more demand.
Tesla Expands Partnership With Baidu Tesla is also planning to expand its partnership with Chinese tech giant Baidu (BIDU) to assist with mapping and navigation for Tesla's operations in China. Partnering with a Chinese company may help ease the Chinese government's concerns about data security. Great!
Old news and no won't ease anything. Unless they store data in China. Which will take billions of dollars and Nvidia chips that are banned for China to build another China Dojo. So no, it'll be more cash burn so bad news.
Elon Musk reportedly won tentative approval to deploy Tesla's Full Self-Driving system in China. Tesla is also set to expand its partnership with Chinese tech giant Baidu to help with mapping and navigation.
That's just too catch up to the local China made EVs which come with free autonomous driving. They've been behind due to regulation. So more cash burn just to keep up.
SDF will take at list more 5 years and it will not be TSLA to sell
Tesla cars use copper, expensive as Across the industry, manufacturers have been reusing and recycling some degree of copper for many years. Now they’re stepping up these efforts as the need for the metal is projected to nearly double by 2035.
Great robotaxi as The Logic Behind the Low-Cost Lease: The lease is so compelling that it doesn’t seem to make sense on its surface, according to Ryan. “They’re subsidizing this in some way, shape, or form,” he said. Tesla is saying in effect, “‘we’re going to make our lease deal twice as good as our purchase deal but you have to give us our car back. Which could [suggest] that they want it for the Robotaxi,” he said, alluding to the fact that you have to return the car at the end of the lease.
Very bad news as any car sold today won't be approved mass market for FSD. It'll take another 10 years of red tape to fight the legacy auto makers and dealership from lobbying the govts to ban FSD until they are ready. Canada, BC is the first and definitely not last to ban. Maybe one or 2 cities in the States and probably 5 worldwide will approve limited geo locked locations. The rest will have to wait till legacy auto catches up. By then FSD won't matter cause everyone will have.
Tesla Sales in Germany Crash 64% in May to 1,896 Units -
Tesla Sales in Germany Crash 64% in May to 1,896 Units - EV ugly ugly ugly
6000 euro price cut in Germany
Finally is Elon Musk, today, a chance for Tesla ? His strategic choices are very discutable. Who believe that FSD will be enough reliable for use on Robotaxi ? With only cameras ? Cameras completely blind if hard snowing, raining, fog….why competitors are using Lidars and radars ? Musk gives to AI competencies that will never happen. AI cannot works on unexisting informations.
This is not the only problems to have 5 level self driving cars it will take more 7~10 years
agree 100%
Play with free add on , free interest rate for loan, etc without reducing price anymore hehe
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