Sorry for giving false hope with HMNY, goyim. I don't think the $2.50 run is going to happen before the split. I think it's going to max out around $0.75 like I had in my original estimation. The elder Jews are being very tricky with this one. It's unironically going down to $0.02 before the reverse split, so take what you can get.
I was just joking about RKGs name being about being a prostitute but it turns out I was right... The name is really obvious...
Jacob Barnes
I fell for the hmny meme, though not from this thread. Shit sucks. I'm just hoping it goes above my entry price.
Oliver Lee
Farnsworth a shit. A SHIT!
Chase Baker
Best way to stream Bloomberg TV now that they've gone subscription?
Justin King
why is the russell doing so much better than everything else? IQ HODLers gon git WRECKKED
Xavier Perry
Is BGFV a dead meme?
Hudson Long
Chinese Investors. Imagine what they are going through over there with their index shitting the bed. If tariffs get announced, they know their boat is sinking. Sure the US market has a few holes, but it still floats.
Benjamin Murphy
i guess we could short it
Brandon Butler
Ever since I joined this general I have no free time. Im thinking throw my money in dividends and enjoy life...
Aiden Sanchez
That just means that I can load up on the Netflix of China at a lower price, right?
Same but I love it. It feels nice always trying to get an edge. It's like trying to come up with a sick build for a videogame but you make money doing it.
Caleb Jenkins
I think China really gives zero fucks about their stock market. The whole thing was a fucking facade to begin with.
Yeah, she was bummed that Backpage got taken down.
The Russell is more heavy on midcaps or smallcaps that aren't large enough to have an international supply chain. Many components of Russell are impacted substantially less than SPY, DOW, NASDAQ. Perhaps the reason why DOW is hit so hard is that it consists of just a handful of such massive conglomerates that are sure to be impacted heavily by this.
Anthony Miller
It's because of this general that I learned about GBR and bought it while it was at 1.39.
Has there been any word on how tesla plans to ramp up production? Don't they need to build more facilities to break 5k consistently? Where is that money going to come from?
afaik there are no plans for adding to the factory in the near future. Guy on twitter even revealed they don't even have the permits for a second paint factory so they are hard capped at 5k/wk for the foreseeable future. Why is no one addressing this?
Nathan Cook
Tsla will get bought by spacex
Aiden Morris
I prefer to trade to 2chainz but Gucci is definitely a good choice.
Jayden Cooper
shares would have to fall to below 100 a share to make that possible. SpaceX will probably go under as well when TSLA does though.
Aiden Green
Any suggestions for beaten up high IV American stocks?
>it takes Tesla a week to build 7K cars. Ford can do that in four hours. So what's stopping Elon Musk from just building a bunch of new factories and automating the hell out of production? 7,000 cars in a week, and that's with pushing his employees.
Parker Foster
I'm pretty sure chinese investors were in minority in their own stocks. The whole thing was merely to bring foreign money in chinese companies.
Carson Morgan
It's expensive, risky, long and they haven't started it yet.
Landon Wood
How are you today?
Caleb Cruz
Fine, it's friday after all. I don't expect anything for the stock market so I won't be disappointed.
Why the fuck is IQ down again it has nothing to do with the tariff
Levi Cruz
Chinese and gwailo investors getting the fuck out of the chinese market.
Evan Rivera
Just think for a second about their business model Tech companies sell personal data How valuable data from soulless, slant-eyed and scummy chink can be in your opinion ? Hell, even data from actual cockroaches are is more valuable
Also, I begin to think chink tech companies are just proxies for the ChinkCom to further monitor and control their population The companies being actually profitable is very very very secondary
Bentley Cox
Thats 100% guaranteed.
Ethan Ramirez
>industry of the future >mexicans building low-quality cars under a tent We cyberpunk nao
Jeremiah Carter
Money.. Elon is burning through cash and will need to raise more by years end unless he can become profitable
Kayden Lopez
Morning review >euro markets will open green >saudi aramco IPO not happening anytime soon >airbus confident about the asian market now that boeing is out of China for good
Owen Hernandez
>and automating the hell out of production? Misaligned parts don't get caught in fully automated production lines. Toyota tried it in the 90's, it doesn't work.Telsa thought they were being revolutionary and new by having the final parts of the process automated. Womp womp. Turns out body panels were out of whack because there simply isn't any human to eyeball it! I had a link to an article but 4chin won't let me post it!
Juan Rivera
Really late to it, but I'm going to start looking into SDLP Will they be the ultimate meme this year??
Jace Ramirez
Also, automation is a fucking expensive investment that takes time to have any effect (the first few runs are always awful). Musk is aiming for the hype, it just doesn't fit.
Michael Miller
This is true, it only pays dividends if Tesla manages to survive for many years yet. Also, not like they can recoup the cost of investment in all that specialized technology if they need to downsize. (or maybe they can, I don't know how adaptable this technology is - having said that, if Tesla are having problems with it - who would be willing to buy it off them?)
Daniel Ward
>who would be willing to buy it off them? That's the real question actually, nobody needs it in the whole market. Everyone else has enough production capacity.
Ryder Jones
>Everyone else has enough production capacity. This. This also is what has flummoxed me about Tesla since I first started reading about them, especially their attempt to go mid-market instead of premium customer... I mean... competing against established distribution networks and manufacturers with higher capacity? Nope. Nope. I'm gonna avoid sperging out.
Bentley Wright
I'm more bothered by the fact they think themselves being futuristic and progressive making EVs while europeans and japs have been doing this for a decade now.
Most large cities in Europe have large EV fleets and charging points everywhere, and as far as I know Renault-Nissan makes profits from selling EVs, Tesla does not.
Xavier Diaz
>haha, I had that other thread open in another tab! I suppose the whole appearance of being futuristic and progressive has more to do branding than actual business philosophy, that is to say as long as braindead consumers _believe_ Telsa=future+progressive then even though they are doing nothing that Nissan-Renault aren't doing they will still own that valuable mental real-estate Sort of like how Diet Coke is seen as being too feminine so they had to bring out Coke Zero.
However like you say that doesn't in anyway fix the infrastructure problems of charging points. Nor does it give Tesla the ability to undercut the price of other EV manufacturers to gain market share. Like you said in an earlier post - it's all about the hype. Now, yes, Hype worked for Apple in the 2000's that only worked for Apple because of the particular 'ecosystem' they had.
Apple actually built on more than hype, they truly did some quality work. I don't own Apple products nor like Macbook parisian faggots, but I've been working on chips for Apple and I gotta say they actually care about the tech they put into their products and want to ensure it's good. Of course it's overpriced, but it's generally good stuff.
Leo Bennett
I know nothing about stocks or anything. How do I invest and how much money do I need
Kayden Robinson
How do you weed out all the news to understand what happens and how the markets could react? new friend here
Brandon Howard
It's good for who it's customer is. However Tesla doesn't have a similar hook. They make EVs... ooookay... cool... but a automobile is an automobile, it gets you from A-to-B, where as an iPod made it easy for normies to catalogue and bring their MP3s with them, an iPhone was part of a new generation of technology - just like the PS2 and Xbox were compared to their predecessors. But a Tesla is an automobile, there is no equivalent 'smart automobile'. At least that's the way I see it. That's why I have grave doubts about their attempt to go mass market because that means volume, and that's something they can't muster right now.
Jason King
Yeah, I do agree with you. They could have chosen to make the EV equivalent of Ferrari but choose to make middle range vehicles instead, where japs and euros reign supreme.
Grayson Smith
Exactly!
Juan Scott
>tfw green everywhere Thanks trade war
Nathan Campbell
What is a good buy in price for IQ you think, $20?
Isaiah Butler
$.40
Luis James
If SPY hit 275 today... They will be called 1% because that all percentage of body mass that will be identifiedable
You have no idea how true this is. I used to live in China. All the Jow Forums /x/ tier shit about jewgle and faceberg is uniting literal truth there. They have one massive tech company (tencent) that owns all the social market share. They are partnered with the government and the texting app that everyone uses generates a citizen score for users based on who you know and the content of your account. Government gets this info and users are encouraged to report bad people
Nicholas Morgan
It's not about branding. Diet coke tastes like week old granny ass. Zero tastes like freshly washed loli ass
Brody Cox
This was in mainstream news like 2 years ago but the app, or the system never rolled out iirc.
LARP
Brody Bell
Never hit the west version of wechat that's on our stores. Chinese version is a different story. But keep sucking those dicks, sure someone will claim to love you one day
Michael Russell
There's also their consumer score project, where you lose good citizen points for consuming foreign products.
Good morning /smg/! How was your night? I got tee time at 2:30 so I want this day to hurry up, I feel like a 30 year old boomer. Still holding that TLT put, I got lots of time on it. I got a couple SLV calls expiring today but I also got one deep leveraged one far out. LCI had a promising run yesterday.
BMW sells more electric vehicles than Tesla, and they aren’t even really committed to EVs in terms of marketing and manufacturing.
Tesla’s problem is that they haven’t got a source of cash to fund their operations, and they aren’t really all that innovative. You just need to get past Elon’s bluster to see that.
Renault-Nissan, BMW, and GM can all fund EV development with cash generated by their core business, and they already have the infrastructure in place to ramp up EV production if/when demand calls for it.
Tesla can’t ramp up production without spending ridiculous amounts of cash, and it can only generate cash by selling shares or taking on debt.
My brother wants a Tesla, but I talked him out of it. My fear is that thousands of people are going to end up with cars made by a defunct auto company, and not be able to get them serviced.
