I should have bought last summer, I still think about getting in and hold for about 2 years. TESLA is like the China economy, it is built on a house of cards, but everyone that has predicted the incoming collapse has been wrong, and may continue to be wrong for a long time.
Nobody could've seen this last summer. But that guy who posted here right after the cybertruck gaffe was prescient. Should've listened to him. Maybe it was Ron. Someone who is building very good products for an exploding market of the future is not someone one wants to sell short, regardless how correct one may think one is.
With all due respect to Messi, China is in a different league economically. And now Tesla has the full backing of China's money and full access to China's market. And the highest ever short interest.
Forgive me, but that is a very simplistic assessment. The two parties have completely different ideas about what constitutes 'stimulus'. Hence Brummie always lecturing on a subject he knows nothing about and disregarding actually results. Crony capitalism isn't stimulus.
I don't know about definitions, then again facts do not mater. They do have different ideas on what is the best way to do stimulus, as in cutting taxes or regulation vs increased government spending, but both are with in the definition of what stumulus is. What Is an Economic Stimulus? Economic stimulus consists of attempts by governments or government agencies to financially stimulate an economy. An economic stimulus is the use of monetary or fiscal policy changes to kickstart growth during a recession. Governments can accomplish this by using tactics such as lowering interest rates, increasing government spending and quantitative easing, to name a few. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/e/economic-stimulus.asp
There are two economic levers, fiscal and monetary. To dumb it down to the basics, fiscal implies tax rates and government spending. Monetary implies monetary supply. Those two levers are not stimulus. When talking about stimulus we are generally talking about short term, temporary measures used to speed up or slow down the economy, and it general involves both of the levers. Generally, an effective stimulus should be temporary, targeted, and dramatic. We rarely get that kind of stimulus, so often the results are underwhelming when compared to promised projections.
The point is, that China as a massive sovereign nation with a lot of direct control, actually took steps to deal with a number of the key problems e.g. in the banking industry That is partly why the doom lords analysis of China turned out to be incorrect. They didn't anticipate how China might react There are other serious analysts who quite like China's positioning in the value chain
In the modern context I raised it, stimulus is generally contrasted with austerity Some governments have in effect imposed austerity on themselves. These would include the UK, NZ and Germany. The logic is questionable in such a low interest rate environment when all 3 had significant infrastructure needs - however it was also top of cycle, so in one view it makes sense to hold the spending until now, when UK/Germany face recession. In both NZ and UK the logic of austerity was to reduce the deficit (not achieved in the UK). It is also clear that the UK did not achieve a reduction in government spending overall. However it is clear that cutting social programmes etc had an austerity impact on consumers plunging millions into poverty, with net reduction in consumer demand. This is why it is accurate to say that the Obama admin was frequently threatened with austerity measures to cut social programmes. Once the Trump admin arrived, we see the GOP did not impose this austerity on itself, despite controlling all 3 branches of government. Instead we saw top of cycle stimulus, namely; 1. Gigantic corporate tax cuts 2. Huge increases in government spending (e.g. military) Actual austerity measures, like proposed massive cuts to social programmes, have not actually happened (surprise!) This is why it is accurate to say that unlike the UK Tories for example, the GOP never imposes austerity on itself, but rather resorts to large scale stimulus (see also Bush II era) Thanks for attending my Ted Talk.
And today, Trump is promising a big middle-class tax cut. More stimulus! Whether that occurs, of course, depends upon his effort. Even though it's terrible economics the bill might pass if Trump puts enough effort into bullying the GOP. But I doubt that he has the attention span to put in the required effort.
What? Tesla $1,000 in a month? You can not be serious. The market just went down 600 points yesterday. No wonder Elon Musk is an Andrew Yang man.
Battery Day? I thought it was Assault Day. At least that's what I wanted to do to those 20 or so old white people, those stupid ********ing rubes who were holding a Trump rally I passed by on the side of the road
I don't blame you. What the heck are they doing with a Trump rally when the real rally is in Tesla today?
Down 812 now. 997 earlier. Just to make Trump's India trip a little more interesting. Tesla. Schrodinger. Someone needs to buy up Heisenberg and Einstein quickly
The future's this morning called this. Down 3-4%, worse in the Asian and Euro stock markets. Mostly Coronavirus related, but apparently Fox says it's because of Bernie.