“Majority of revenue from selling cars” is the definition of a car company.
The rest e.g. sensitive to interest rates are characteristics of a car company.
Amit, a self-proclaimed uber debater, is changing the definition of what a company is. Sorry, that don’t make it correct. Debate won’t end if everybody make up their own definition.
That’s what happened to the S. Which I personally think is the best Tesla. Hardly see any these days. My tenant just got a 2014. S for $15k… low mileage perfect condition. they were $80k
The battery loses about 2% a year so the capacity on a 10 year old car is down some but yeah, at that price it makes some sense. You couldn’t take it on a long trip even when it was new.
I only bought a 200 split to 2000 shares… but enough to buy 2 Cyber trucks with now.
Up 450%… time to sell?
It’s wealthier than most countries. Combined they are more than California and Italy. The equivalent of the 8th wealthiest country in the world… something is definitely out of balance…
Social media is full of chatter that TSLA has broken above a three year downtrend. However, according to my chart, it is kissing the downtrend line. I guess I draw the line using HoW while most chartists use closing price. Or I am using a log scale chart.