Tesla price racing to reach Mars before SpaceX

Do I flag this post as spam or inappropriate … hrmmm :thinking: :rofl:

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Maybe but today’s price … and last weeks price … and last months price … and the August price … are not by any means a cheap price. Whoever bought at the beginning of the year fine. Congrats to them

Now that Tesla is no longer at the kids table and has moved up to the adults table it is a waiting game. I want to see what the “grey market” decides the price should be. And it most like will not be $600 :man_shrugging: But what do I know. He might sell some more tequila or flamethrowers and get the price up to $1000 by the end of the year.

That’s why you need to diversify. :rofl:

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Tesla auto market
Tesla energy market
Tesla insurance market

3 markets that have huge potential, the insurance market is a subscription based revenue income

Tesla energy was 6.6% of Tesla’s Q3 earnings, there solar panels are already 30% cheeper then any other, while being 3x stronger then normal tiles.

tesla Car insurance: https://cleantechnica.com/2020/10/24/tesla-insurance-could-be-30-40-of-the-value-of-teslas-car-business/amp/

Huge potential as ive said.

What happens when Tesla starts diggin’ into the Taxi market, you know here i Denmark we have so, so, so many tesla taxi’s it’s rediculous. I bassicaly see them in any city here at this point.
And personally i have a lot of friends which parents are taxi driver’s, and there all talking about buying / leasing tesla car’s for there work


We also have “The boring” company that is Elon’ musks company, they dig tunnels for faster travel.

Besides this, SpaceX is like the cherry on top of a very, very tasty cake. Ive been buying each month, and i dont regreat it a bit.

I would write more, but ive gtg gym, Tesla2Good2BeTrue

Ps. Id recomend you to read the link i posted above regarding tesla insurance

Where in this long post is any factual data, growth estimates, any logic that would provide fundamental support for the current value?

Just some vague statements with no factual evidence to support thesis.

Their energy business in numbers:

Conclusion

In short, Tesla’s energy segment is a low profitability business as seen from the declining gross margin from 2018 to 2020 to only 6% as of 2020 Q3 on a TTM basis.

The declining margin has to do with the low sales volumes of the energy sector, thereby causing costs of revenue to be on the high side.

Moreover, Tesla’s solar or energy revenue growth has been stagnant from 2019 to 2020 on a TTM basis.

However, we may be seeing light at the end of the tunnel in Q3 2020 when Tesla managed to increase its energy sales by more than 40% year on year to as much as $1.7 billion on a TTM basis, the highest number since the inception of the energy business.

So you dont think tesla’s gonna grow beyond the current price @Vedran, just corious

I don’t know what value tesla will be, I doubt anyone knows for certain.

But all I see in this community is folks saying insurance this energy this, more then automaker.

But there are no numbers to back up the claims. If there are please share links. I definitely like to read a good article with factual data and objective writing, not some fanboy written projections of possible future growth.

Im on same boat as you friend (almost)

i hope it fall’s too, 400$ would be sweet
Id sell my house and buy more shares :money_mouth_face:

You might be best off opening your curtains and letting the light in

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I can’t understand how anyone can say Chinese cars are a threat! When have they ever been one in our entire automotive history! Grow up
Chinese goods end up in landfill, undesired, unwanted, underengineered and underbuilt.
But…the Chinese love them!

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Unfortunately and i hope your aware Einstein is no longer with us so you’ll just have to chat/debate with us mere mortals instead.
I don’t come on here for an IQ test, peoples opinions can be based on useless numbers that would have stopped all of us from buying stocks like tesla or they can go with the flow without trying to use graphs to make sense of it.
In this current situation the graphs are providing little to no feedback that helps buy/sell stock like this that are growing outside of the norm, all the time they say its “overinflated” its a “bubble” there is “no entry point” sorry but this is all proven to be bullocks.

Exactly what americans said about japanese products in the 80’s. We know what happened next…

Well… That 1 billion people. 50%+ being middle class. Not too fucking bad as a domestic market if you ask me :slight_smile:

Land Wind. :rofl:
Makes me laugh how they copy everything though.

Japanese “products” were always well built the Americans just didn’t like the Japanese for obvious reasons.
Domestic markets don’t provide answers to worldwide problems, and the Chinese aren’t exactly liked right now either.

I know its a joke right! Chinese cars dominating the European and American markets, not even a small chance

In all honesty mate you’ve brought a water pistol to a gun fight, the only advantage you’ve got is its filled with piss

Well this just goes to prove a point.

Where common tesla investors have no clue on underlying assets that they are paying for when buying stock.

That only reason they are buying, is because it always seems to go up.

That doesn’t sound like sound or prudent logic.

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Tulip mania once again.

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On this point it doesn’t need to be, level stocks I agree with you fully but not on stocks like Tesla.
If we all listened to the facts we would have all missed out so why try and put the puzzle together after the event? If the major investments groups can see through the fog without the need to say its overpriced why can’t we?
This is also why so many failed to buy amazon