I know, I just don't think the public care about such a distinction. As far as many are concerned it is merely Musk Inc., maybe that's a bad take though.
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I know, I just don't think the public care about such a distinction. As far as many are concerned it is merely Musk Inc., maybe that's a bad take though.
yea but they should if they think owning tesla or amazon shares makes them part of the space race or that the companies success are linked
are tesla shares going up every time spacex has a successful test? now I'm curious
I'll just pop over and buy my new solar PV array and home battery storage from Ford then.
Oh and while I am at it, I'll recommend Ford to the national grid to get some battery storage up and running, and maybe they can use Ford's version of Autobidder to maximise profit from it.
I'll also get in my shiny new Ford Mach-E and take it to the closest Supercharger, oh but I'll have to wait until 2022 probably as they are only making 30k for 20201 for the whole of Europe, oh and those chargers yeah they don't exist either. Hmmm...
Nope Tesla having nothing going for them at all... nope nada, zip zilch.. forget them stick with big Oil and GM.
I'll just pop over and buy my new solar PV array and home battery storage from Ford then.
Oh and while I am at it, I'll recommend Ford to the national grid to get some battery storage up and running, and maybe they can use Ford's version of Autobidder to maximise profit from it.
I'll also get in my shiny new Ford Mach-E and take it to the closest Supercharger, oh but I'll have to wait until 2022 probably as they are only making 30k for 20201 for the whole of Europe, oh and those chargers yeah they don't exist either. Hmmm...
Nope Tesla having nothing going for them at all... nope nada, zip zilch.. forget them stick with big Oil and GM.
you act like Car brands only make cars and yet still don;t give any reasons for tesla share valuation being so high
honda make portable ac battery banks, can we get another 500% on their share price
80% of tesla revenue is from cars, 10% services, 6% energy and the rest car leasing btw
I wonder how 2021 will look
Honestly if I owned tesla I would be wondering if it's in a bubble that could pop in the coming year
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I'll just pop over and buy my new solar PV array and home battery storage from Ford then.
Oh and while I am at it, I'll recommend Ford to the national grid to get some battery storage up and running, and maybe they can use Ford's version of Autobidder to maximise profit from it.
I'll also get in my shiny new Ford Mach-E and take it to the closest Supercharger, oh but I'll have to wait until 2022 probably as they are only making 30k for 20201 for the whole of Europe, oh and those chargers yeah they don't exist either. Hmmm...
Nope Tesla having nothing going for them at all... nope nada, zip zilch.. forget them stick with big Oil and GM.
Or pop over to your Honda dealer and get an outboard engine, a motorcycle, a lawnmower, and aeroplane, a generator, an asimo.
Perhaps visit Mitsubishi for some air conditioning, some print machinery, an aircraft, rockets, a ship, or perhaps open a bank account.
Plenty of car manufacturers have other business, for some cars are more of a side project compared to their earnings elsewhere.
Exactly my point, diversification is what ensures that they will be around a great deal longer that some peopke think. The likes of Ford/GM and other big incumbents will be the ones who suffer, not the kind of Honda etc.
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People have been saying that in here and everywhere else online since it was sub 500 pre-split
what dip are you waiting for? If it runs up to 800 then dips to 600 would you consider that a buy? If so you could have bought it at less than that barely a week ago. Or if not how much of a dip are you waiting for? Hypothetical questions and I'm not trying to have a dig I'm just curious seeing as you're saying you would buy, but when?Personally I'm gutted I was holding out for it to drop slightly more in March and I would have been in but then it passed me by. Now I can't justify it. Have some exposure through funds so at least I'm not completely missing out
People have been saying that in here and everywhere else online since it was sub 500 pre-split
Personally I'm gutted I was holding out for it to drop slightly more in March and I would have been in but then it passed me by. Now I can't justify it. Have some exposure through funds so at least I'm not completely missing out
Honestly, I like the company but I think it's vastly overpriced at the moment. The kind of dip that would make me buy in is a big one at this point, not a quantifiable thing really...there are just plenty of other companies right now that I think are better opportunities with the turmoil from Covid creating so much volatility.
Same.
It to much in gambling territory. Even doubling , there are far better buys now. But you just don't know with tesla!
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Hi guys,
Been investing since January with bulk of investment in Vanguard (most of it is global trackers and SP500 with the intention to move most of it to VWRL) where I'm currently 10% up (biggest gains from Emerging and Small Caps). I'm looking to max out this years ISA allowance and start paying into a new platform next tax year. I'm considering Freetrade so I can explore specialised funds and potentially some stocks if I want to experiment. Are people protected if Freetrade went bust? Was considering HL but fees are quite high. Also, what are peoples thoughts on active managers (largely Baillie gifford, Fundsmith and Train) despite the argument that passive investing wins long-term.
Been investing since January with bulk of investment in Vanguard (most of it is global trackers and SP500 with the intention to move most of it to VWRL) where I'm currently 10% up (biggest gains from Emerging and Small Caps). I'm looking to max out this years ISA allowance and start paying into a new platform next tax year. I'm considering Freetrade so I can explore specialised funds and potentially some stocks if I want to experiment. Are people protected if Freetrade went bust? Was considering HL but fees are quite high. Also, what are peoples thoughts on active managers (largely Baillie gifford, Fundsmith and Train) despite the argument that passive investing wins long-term.
Which trackers are you currently using?
Have you looked at iWeb? Zero platform fees there.
I used to think Tesla was too expensive but now I have bought into the hype. I watched way too many clever people saying Tesla only just beginning.
ELON is a genius, they are way ahead of all the other companies, soon we are going to have the cars driving themselves and robo taxis all done by Tesla.
Tesla trucks and going to be more efficient than carrying raw material by train. Elon is making rockets fly backwards!
Check out Cathie Woods videos talking about Tesla, she is really on point when it comes to new and emerging technologies.
I wish I had gone all in tesla like my work colleague told me to, he is worth 3.5 million usd from Tesla and counting now since 2019.
I am long crowdstrike, paypal, square, tesla, idexx, arkg, arkw, arkk, arkf and palantir.
ELON is a genius, they are way ahead of all the other companies, soon we are going to have the cars driving themselves and robo taxis all done by Tesla.
Tesla trucks and going to be more efficient than carrying raw material by train. Elon is making rockets fly backwards!
Check out Cathie Woods videos talking about Tesla, she is really on point when it comes to new and emerging technologies.
I wish I had gone all in tesla like my work colleague told me to, he is worth 3.5 million usd from Tesla and counting now since 2019.
I am long crowdstrike, paypal, square, tesla, idexx, arkg, arkw, arkk, arkf and palantir.
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3.5 million and he only invested in 2019, did he invest six figures?
Unless he invested around £300/350k to start with, I think he's pulling your leg.....
1st Jan 2019 - Tesla Share price was 62p, now 695. so around x11 original share price
People raving like this off the back of YouTube videos they've watched is precisely why I'm steering well clear of Tesla. There are plenty of other opportunities around that don't have the same hysteria attached.
Glad my only UK investment is a long term punt on IAG right this morning mind, oof.
It is 695 but a couple of months ago there was a stock split as well, I think 5:1
Aren't the historic share prices adjusted to account for the split?
I don't know, may be someone else can answer but when the stock split happened, share price was around 500 and then dropped to around 300 (with stock holders owning more shares at this point), after which it increased again to the current 695
Ignoring any movement in the market the split would have resulted in a new share price of one fifth the original price. It was something like $2,230 to $446.
You can use this Tesla calculator to see how much you have made since investing at a certain time. https://tesla.gcs-web.com/stock-information/investment-calculator
An example of investing $10,000 on November 1st 2019 = $110,916.06 today.