I remember him buying at $180 (damn bottom pre-split price!) and selling at $240 later…
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Ha. Now I see my mother language link here!
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Shouldn’t you be spending time with your son? You let your wife do all the work?
Musk management talent. Nasa has to hitch last minute ride to space station from others. foreign satellite producers are not waiting for him. his whole project is economically unviable.
Musk has never produced anything economically viable. Tesla wouldn’t exist without massive subsidies. The emperor has no clothes. Of course in a Bitcoin world reality doesn’t exist
First Baidu, now Xiaomi:
Archive link: https://archive.is/1oGWb
Chinese electronics giant Xiaomi Corp. became the latest tech company to launch a foray into China’s burgeoning electric vehicle market, pledging $10 billion over the next decade to the effort.
Xiaomi Chief Executive Lei Jun will lead the new stand-alone subsidiary focused on electric vehicles, the company said Tuesday. It will spend an initial 10 billion yuan, equivalent to about $1.5 billion, to launch the new company, expanding its investment in the coming years.
my predictions about high cost. even before the factory start the largest investment at one place. i dont think Elon knows utility and labor costs in Germany.
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Who is the traitor in Apple that made this decision?
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Your friend Tim Cook ! He would have bought TSLA shares when it dipped recently !!
This give legitimacy to TSLA’s energy storage business. TSLA is now a MUST BUY… when it hits $350-$420 range.
should appreciate Tim for accepting Tesla after declining to meet Elon years back
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@hanera you wanna do a webinar?
https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/8713460739321576715?source=Algo-382
No thanks. Not into crypto.
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It’s actually a bullish sign for aapl. Tim Cook a very good pragmatist who doesn’t hold grudges.
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I am a pragmatist who hold grudges. How?
I still don’t see how Apple can compete with Tesla on EV’s. Tesla is vertically integrated from writing its own software, designing its own chips, to owning factories and manufacturing its own cars. Apple can’t out innovate Tesla without developing its own manufacturing muscles.
Maybe if Steve is still around Apple could have a chance. Steve used to operate factories with fancy robots to make NeXT computers. Tim is far too timid to open factories.
That’s a bearish sign for you.
