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> I'm tired of fake Economics where the value of a company or the product is not made from the real value of it I still don't understand how Tesla is valued so high when they're still figuring out panel gaps.
Tesla will figure out panel gaps before GM can figure out OTA updates
The only thing more ridiculous than the rise in the GME stock are these attempts to frame this is some sort of culture war. All this is is a bunch of people on an online forum trying to make a quick buck; it's not some grand statement against Wall St. or whatever.
It may have started for the lulz but has seemingly morphed into a culture war/statement. I think for each person involved, it means something unique to them, which is culturally and historically significant.
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People were shorting this stock when it was an order of magnitude less expensive. Isn't it an even more attractive short target now?
Yes, but there's a fairly hefty risk of it rocketing up again before collapsing, which could wipe out such short positions. (Again!) Not a move I'd make with my retirement funds.
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I mean, there are a lot of good reasons to question Tesla's valuation, but the panel gaps is a weird one. Tesla has accomplished putting together the best mass market electric vehicle and selling it for a profit (with government incentives, albeit). There are a LOT of people who can figure out panel gaps. There are not a lot of people who can figure out how to make the economics and supply chain for electric cars wor…
It seems like a perfectly fine one to me. It's a signal that alerts us to a lack of attention to detail in assembly. For doors, it's not a deal breaker, but for the electronics installation or windows or brakes, a lack of attention to detail can be catastrophic.
Good. I'm tired of fake Economics where the value of a company or the product is not made from the real value of it, while some yuppies get rich in the proccess. The more they cry, the better. Hope is collapses so "middle" and low class workers can get fair prices of what they earn by doing actual hard work. Because this will create a good crash, dont fool about it. It will harm everyone, but at least this Century wi…
> I'm tired of fake Economics where the value of a company or the product is not made from the real value of it I still don't understand how Tesla is valued so high when they're still figuring out panel gaps.
I'm planning to get short TSLA delta later this year. I think their build quality issues are going to become more relevant as traditional automakers get involved in the space. I also think their ZEV credit profits will disintegrate when traditional automakers no longer need to buy them because they make their own EVs.
This has to be one of the more obnoxious things people have generated hype over. So much fake outrage over the 'rich' (some bullshit generic enemy) to rally people to buy stocks with hope they can get rich quick (because they heard some success story of the few). Looking forward to this one fizzling out.
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> I'm tired of fake Economics where the value of a company or the product is not made from the real value of it I still don't understand how Tesla is valued so high when they're still figuring out panel gaps.
Tesla will figure out panel gaps before GM can figure out OTA updates
This has to be one of the more obnoxious things people have generated hype over. So much fake outrage over the 'rich' (some bullshit generic enemy) to rally people to buy stocks with hope they can get rich quick (because they heard some success story of the few). Looking forward to this one fizzling out.
I suspect you perceive the issue this way because you see things in black or white terms, don't care to understand the nuance or don't have an intuition of the nuance because of a low emotional intelligence quotient. That's not saying you're not a smart person, just maybe someone who lacks empathy.
The only thing more ridiculous than the rise in the GME stock are these attempts to frame this is some sort of culture war. All this is is a bunch of people on an online forum trying to make a quick buck; it's not some grand statement against Wall St. or whatever.
Have you visited recently? It’s definitely about sending a message, they want to bankrupt the short holders.