prime is holding strong, i don't think toyota wants to sell more. all they care about is covering carb.
It's a pathetic day when the SEC favors supporting those betting against a company's success. These are different times. Oh well - it's never like musk ever thought big oil or the traditional Auto industry would be cheering for their success. .
The stock price has no effect on the company until it sells or buys the stock. IMHO, Tesla should consider stock buy-back when it is low. Then selling when it is high. In effect, counter cyclical. Bob Wilson
It'd be ideal, but for 1 thing - the law looks upon a corporation as a "person". And 'persons' that own 10% or more fall under SEC short swing profit rules which severely curtail buys/sells w/in 6 months. So yeah, you wouldn't want a company to be able to defend itself against scumbag short'ers now - would you? .
In my 'hood, you see either Hummers and Escalades or Hondas lowered to 2 inches off the ground with fart mufflers on them.
I was at a 'parade of green' homes in a rural area near Blountsville, AL, showing off my BMW i3-REx. There was a Ford C-Max and a Tesla with 47 hours on it: After setting up the car, I was sitting in the shade when I heard a loud female voice, "Its wonderful here and so QUIET!" There were tents setup in the shade with tables of flyers and a handful of friendly dogs: Imagine "Green Acres" with the cast drawn from Mensa. Bob Wilson
MENSA, huh? I guess that now leaves me a bit unqualified to drive a BEV for TWO reasons. I've never had my IQ assessed but I do not imagine that I'm in the 98th percentile. I suppose that when some of the earlier examples depreciate enough for down-market buyers to afford them....
