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After having stepped away from trading for the better part of the last 2 years, I've decided to get back into it with what I'll call the crumb strategy. Simple rules: stick to the half dozen stocks I'm very familiar with, wait for a drop to enter with significant size (30%+), then exit after...

Not at all my vision of health and strength but...to each their own really. I find that generally American and Russian men and a growing number of women are obsessed with pumping iron and getting big. Perhaps it's a sign that the only control they have over anything is their appearance, and...

https://www.thecooldown.com/green-tech/ttape-lithium-ion-battery-ev/ © 2024 THE COOL DOWN COMPANY. Company develops solution to reduce risk of EV battery fires and explosions: 'Solves the problem of being unable to detect battery cell hot spots quickly' "This groundbreaking solution...

Oh, and this: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240909593777/en/ Mobileye to End Internal Lidar Development Technology progress makes next-gen FMCW lidar technology less essential to future products September 09, 2024 07:30 AM Eastern Daylight Time JERUSALEM--(BUSINESS WIRE)--...

https://supercarblondie.com/america-ev-charging-stations-doubled-in-four-years/ America’s EV charging points have doubled in less than four years America has invested $2.5 billion in building charging stations Currently, there are more than 200,000 stations in the country 1000 new charging...

I think the share price is dropping because early shareholders are selling out of frustration with Elon Musk, his politics and some of his company decisions. This Electrek article sums up how many feel (including me) about the direction Musk has taken Tesla. https://flip.it/m13Etd

I agree with that, although it will depend on the countries and states in the case of the US. There are 2 main drivers of this transition. 1. Evolving battery technology and 2. Delivery infrastructure. At some point, batteries will deliver 80% charge from under 10% in under 10 minutes and...

Take off your blinders for 2 seconds... Tesla has the highest margins in the volume auto manufacturing sector (taking Ferrari out of the running) AND Tesla Energy is ramping up ($403M gross profits, 24.6% gross margin) and may possibly surpass Tesla's auto manufacturing profits in the near...

LoL... Are you butt hurt that Trump is imploding and Harris is on her way to set a new first? But sure, progressives are losing ground whatever...

You're seriously obtuse... I said, Tesla's margins are among the highest in the automotive sector. How do you understand that to mean Tesla is solely an auto manufacturer... :banghead:

Let's me understand... We prevent Nvidia from selling to China, prevent Chinese alternatives from selling to the US, then accuse Nvidia of antitrust violation. ffs...

A first in Singapore, a gang of Chinese on tourist visas broke into 10 houses before 3 were caught on cameras and apprehended before catching their flight back to China. The gang had managed to steal over $3M worth of cash, jewelry, luxury watches and bags.

I've never referred to Tesla as solely an auto manufacturer and wouldn't expect its margins to match the 7 either, because theirs are primarily software. Tesla would need to establish a similar model for their FSD app, something I'm not at all convinced they can do. While share valuation is...

Ok, now you're moving the goal post again. So it's no longer about margin against competitors in the automotive sector but against the tech 7. I take that as an acknowledgement that Tesla isn't going bankrupt, or that EVs are done with, or that Ford and GM are about to overcome Tesla's sales...

Rather than repeating my reply, I invite you to look at past exchanges on this specific point showing that Tesla's margins are among the highest in the automotive sector.

CTAS now at 805... Just solid.

Yes, this is quite rational; you must be German! Work ethics is primarily tied to geography. The further away from the equator and afflicted with cold weather, the more active one needs to be in order to survive; build a solid house, cut wood to stay warm, grow vegetables at specific times...

Was that in a commune or communist country? In the US and many other countries, if you don't perform you lose your job. Only times I've seen non performing workers reassigned to a less demanding jobs (even sleep in your car) is in hardcore union labor environments.