Is $TSLA a buy here?

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Anonymous wrote:Cybertruck recall should do more wonders for the stock price.

Well it's not ALL the Cybertrucks. Just the ones manufactured up through February 2025.

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Anonymous wrote:Cybertruck recall should do more wonders for the stock price.

Well it's not ALL the Cybertrucks. Just the ones manufactured up through February 2025.

Large pieces of the body were literally falling off due to issues with the glue they used.

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Something funky is going on with Tesla's books, at least according to a new report released by the Financial Times on Wednesday. That's never a phrase you want to hear about a publicly traded company, especially one with a tanking stock price and a board whose members are dumping shares at an alarming rate.

According to the report, Tesla spent $6.3 billion in capital expenditures in the last six months of 2024. However, the gross value of its assets only increased by $4.9 billion—that leaves $1.4 billion unaccounted for with no public explanation from Tesla about where that money went. All said and done, accounting and finance experts agree: something isn't adding up.

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Seems like the perfect time for the Commerce Secretary to go on camera and ask Americans to buy Tesla stock. No risk for the average American these.

Anonymous wrote:Something funky is going on with Tesla's books, at least according to a new report released by the Financial Times on Wednesday. That's never a phrase you want to hear about a publicly traded company, especially one with a tanking stock price and a board whose members are dumping shares at an alarming rate.

According to the report, Tesla spent $6.3 billion in capital expenditures in the last six months of 2024. However, the gross value of its assets only increased by $4.9 billion—that leaves $1.4 billion unaccounted for with no public explanation from Tesla about where that money went. All said and done, accounting and finance experts agree: something isn't adding up.

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Nope

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Anonymous wrote:Unbelievable--a federal official shilling for Elon Musk's trainwreck of a company.

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2025/03/19/us/trump-news

The commerce secretary, Howard Lutnick, followed President Trump by supporting Elon Musk, urging people to buy shares in Tesla, Musk’s car company. “It’s unbelievable that this guy’s stock is this cheap. It’ll never be this cheap again,” Lutnick said Wednesday on Fox News.

Why are no ethics rules being enforced?.
We have become corrupt so quickly.

Well, it might be because one of Trump’s first actions was to fire most of the government officials in charge of enforcing ethics standards and the inspector generals. That might have been a strong hint that ethics is not something this admin is interested in.

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Anonymous wrote:Seems like the perfect time for the Commerce Secretary to go on camera and ask Americans to buy Tesla stock. No risk for the average American these.

Anonymous wrote:Something funky is going on with Tesla's books, at least according to a new report released by the Financial Times on Wednesday. That's never a phrase you want to hear about a publicly traded company, especially one with a tanking stock price and a board whose members are dumping shares at an alarming rate.

According to the report, Tesla spent $6.3 billion in capital expenditures in the last six months of 2024. However, the gross value of its assets only increased by $4.9 billion—that leaves $1.4 billion unaccounted for with no public explanation from Tesla about where that money went. All said and done, accounting and finance experts agree: something isn't adding up.

They are going to declare Tesla too big to fail and pump taxpayer funds into it.

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I just saw another article about a Tesla crashing and the teenager driver was not able to open the doors and watched his friends burn alive inside.

Let the company crash and burn

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Anonymous wrote:Seems like the perfect time for the Commerce Secretary to go on camera and ask Americans to buy Tesla stock. No risk for the average American these.

Anonymous wrote:Something funky is going on with Tesla's books, at least according to a new report released by the Financial Times on Wednesday. That's never a phrase you want to hear about a publicly traded company, especially one with a tanking stock price and a board whose members are dumping shares at an alarming rate.

According to the report, Tesla spent $6.3 billion in capital expenditures in the last six months of 2024. However, the gross value of its assets only increased by $4.9 billion—that leaves $1.4 billion unaccounted for with no public explanation from Tesla about where that money went. All said and done, accounting and finance experts agree: something isn't adding up.

They are going to declare Tesla too big to fail and pump taxpayer funds into it.

. How is this legal? I don’t hear crickets from Trump voters

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Tesla owner here. As a fairly "anti-tech" person, I have to say that I LOVE this car. The buying process was super simple. You order the car online, they give you a price, and you pick it up. Unbelievably simple. Our other car is a Subaru, and it has taken MONTHS to get a straight answer on buying out a lease. Still don't have one, because they want to get you to the dealership to "discuss."

Repair? A seatbelt broke the other day, I sent a photo on the app, and they sent a repair guy TO MY HOUSE to fix it, for free.

You don't don't need a car key, it auto locks, the verbal commands are flawless, it rides heavy, looks great.

I don't love Elon, but a Tesla is a superior product. I am totally won over. We plan to get another one. Unless someone can show me a similar product for like $350 a month and no money down, with the same battery range and ease of use.

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Anonymous wrote:Tesla owner here. As a fairly "anti-tech" person, I have to say that I LOVE this car. The buying process was super simple. You order the car online, they give you a price, and you pick it up. Unbelievably simple. Our other car is a Subaru, and it has taken MONTHS to get a straight answer on buying out a lease. Still don't have one, because they want to get you to the dealership to "discuss."

Repair? A seatbelt broke the other day, I sent a photo on the app, and they sent a repair guy TO MY HOUSE to fix it, for free.

You don't don't need a car key, it auto locks, the verbal commands are flawless, it rides heavy, looks great.

I don't love Elon, but a Tesla is a superior product. I am totally won over. We plan to get another one. Unless someone can show me a similar product for like $350 a month and no money down, with the same battery range and ease of use.

Well no, I can’t. But I also never worried about the panels coming off my car.

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Elon had 24 open investigations against his various companies by different governments agencies. He admitted at one that,"if the other person wins, I'm going to jail."

I would NEVER buy stock in a company associated with this guy. I still believe in the rule of law and ethical conduct. Frankly Tesla should have outed him long ago when he started making erratic Twittter posts during the time those boys in Thailand were caught in a cave. Because they declined his help he called them pedophiles. THAT should've been a clue that he was unhinged.

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Anonymous wrote:Cybertruck recall should do more wonders for the stock price.

Well it's not ALL the Cybertrucks. Just the ones manufactured up through February 2025.

Yes it is for all.

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Anonymous wrote:Tesla owner here. As a fairly "anti-tech" person, I have to say that I LOVE this car. The buying process was super simple. You order the car online, they give you a price, and you pick it up. Unbelievably simple. Our other car is a Subaru, and it has taken MONTHS to get a straight answer on buying out a lease. Still don't have one, because they want to get you to the dealership to "discuss."

Repair? A seatbelt broke the other day, I sent a photo on the app, and they sent a repair guy TO MY HOUSE to fix it, for free.

You don't don't need a car key, it auto locks, the verbal commands are flawless, it rides heavy, looks great.

I don't love Elon, but a Tesla is a superior product. I am totally won over. We plan to get another one. Unless someone can show me a similar product for like $350 a month and no money down, with the same battery range and ease of use.

LOL this is not true.

I had two model Y's when they first came out. Both junk.

There are so many better EV's to get on the market right now at many price points.

Not to mention owning a car from the guy who is involved in $1.4 Billion being missing from his company is genius. And the fact he is tanking it on purpose, got all his investigations shut down should be a clue you are driving a death trap good for you putting your family at risk daily.

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Anonymous wrote:Elon had 24 open investigations against his various companies by different governments agencies. He admitted at one that,"if the other person wins, I'm going to jail."

I would NEVER buy stock in a company associated with this guy. I still believe in the rule of law and ethical conduct. Frankly Tesla should have outed him long ago when he started making erratic Twittter posts during the time those boys in Thailand were caught in a cave. Because they declined his help he called them pedophiles. THAT should've been a clue that he was unhinged.

+1 I didn't know anything about Elon Musk about that time, but that's when I realized that he was a rotten human being. One of the rescuers mocked his metal boat that he "invented" and wanted to use to get the Thailand kids out of that tight cave message...totally warranted in my opinion--they know best and would have the ones to die in that metal coffin if it didn't work. No engineers thought it would work either. But instead of going off quietly like a normal human being, he slandered the rescuer as a pedophile to journalists for months. It wrecked the rescuer's life and there was no evidence at all for what Elon said.