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Textbook Tesla style indeed:

 

Conveniently leaked on day of massive recall. Tesla is very good at SEO.

 

Once you notice it, like carbon capture prize day before report about natgas drilling for SpaceX it's hard not to see alot of Musks actions from this lens.

 

 

It appears we are not the only ones noticing this pattern....

 

https://www.businessinsider.in/stock-market/news/big-short-investor-michael-burry-says-teslas-1-5-billion-bet-on-bitcoin-was-a-distraction-and-dogecoins-record-price-signals-a-massive-bubble/articleshow/80769582.cms

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Textbook Tesla style indeed:

 

Conveniently leaked on day of massive recall. Tesla is very good at SEO.

 

Once you notice it, like carbon capture prize day before report about natgas drilling for SpaceX it's hard not to see alot of Musks actions from this lens.

 

 

It appears we are not the only ones noticing this pattern....

 

https://www.businessinsider.in/stock-market/news/big-short-investor-michael-burry-says-teslas-1-5-billion-bet-on-bitcoin-was-a-distraction-and-dogecoins-record-price-signals-a-massive-bubble/articleshow/80769582.cms

I think Burry is probably the smartest of the young investors out there. So far most of his picks were on point, he just tends to be to early. So I expect the Tesla Bubble to change in Mid 2022/Beginning 2023

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So apparently Tesla bought Dogecoin, too?  WTF.  So Musk was\is pumping bitcoin and dogecoin on twitter.  How is that legal?

 

Is he engaging in pump and dump to help finance Tesla?

 

Where are you hearing Tesla purchased Dogecoin?  That would be trouble but I have not seen that anywhere.

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Tesla Billionaire Elon Musk Issued Serious Bitcoin Warning Over Price-Boosting Tweets

https://www.forbes.com/sites/billybambrough/2021/02/10/tesla-billionaire-elon-musk-issued-serious-bitcoin-warning-over-price-boosting-tweets/?sh=bc1727dbbacc

 

"It would not be surprising—given the focus on the chief executive's tweets, bitcoin pricing and recent dramatic market moves—for the SEC to ask questions about the facts and circumstances here," Doug Davison, a partner at Linklaters and a former branch chief of the SEC's division of enforcement, told The Telegraph newspaper, which reported the focus would likely be on exactly when Tesla bought bitcoin.

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So apparently Tesla bought Dogecoin, too?  WTF.  So Musk was\is pumping bitcoin and dogecoin on twitter.  How is that legal?

 

Is he engaging in pump and dump to help finance Tesla?

 

Where are you hearing Tesla purchased Dogecoin?  That would be trouble but I have not seen that anywhere.

 

https://twitter.com/elonmusk?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

 

I guess I'm assuming Tesla is the purchaser after the recent news, but it could be his personal account based on the wording.

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Despite what seems like very poor build quality and bad service, Tesla does seem to have had an advantage in their batteries and range. I wonder if it'll be game over when SSD batteries hit the streets. I really see not reason then to go with a Tesla, even more so because the design starts to look very dated (and I always thought cheap). Anyway, that should be around 2022/2023. Seems a long time to wait, it'll probably pop before, but how are they gonna overcome that if they're at a range disadvantage?

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As a business, I think the smart thing would be to use the stock to buy another fullblown OEM. But I doubt any of them would want that, and I suppose the Tesla narrative of useless legacy carmakers would crack. They've had a hell of a run, but I just don't see how he'll manage to keep the stock price up when real competition comes and the range advantage is suddenly gone and Tesla are perhaps at a disadvantage.

 

I guess Tesla bulls might say Tesla software and FSD, but even if there was anything to that, I doubt most electric car buyers would care.

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As a business, I think the smart thing would be to use the stock to buy another fullblown OEM. But I doubt any of them would want that, and I suppose the Tesla narrative of useless legacy carmakers would crack. They've had a hell of a run, but I just don't see how he'll manage to keep the stock price up when real competition comes and the range advantage is suddenly gone and Tesla are perhaps at a disadvantage.

 

I guess Tesla bulls might say Tesla software and FSD, but even if there was anything to that, I doubt most electric car buyers would care.

 

Yeah, buying something big with stock would be absolutely the right choice. I think from a "story" point of view a big utility or two, with a promise to add a bunch of solar and maybe use EVs in garages for peak shaving would be the best. Fits the message, and gets a lot of overvalued stock into something reasonably fair valued.

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I'm still out couple years before buying a car, but Model 3 and Y pricing is rather attractive. Standard range prices were cut.

 

The federal EV credits might come back too.  ;)

 

Yeah, $7K would be a large benefit. Although that assumes that Tesla won't raise prices if EV credit is approved...  ::)

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk is reportedly under SEC investigation over Dogecoin tweets

 

https://electrek.co/2021/02/25/tesla-ceo-elon-musk-reportedly-under-sec-investigation-over-dogecoin-tweets/

 

Is it illegal to tweet about a joke cryptocurrency even if you don't profit from the price movements you cause because you have dumb followers?

The SEC really has nothing to do apparently.

 

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk is reportedly under SEC investigation over Dogecoin tweets

 

https://electrek.co/2021/02/25/tesla-ceo-elon-musk-reportedly-under-sec-investigation-over-dogecoin-tweets/

 

Is it illegal to tweet about a joke cryptocurrency even if you don't profit from the price movements you cause because you have dumb followers?

The SEC really has nothing to do apparently.

 

Given his history of manipulating markets with tweets, it probably makes sense to keep a tighter leash on him.

 

And suggesting S.E.C stands for "Sucks Elon's C*ck" probably didn't engender much good will with them either.

 

 

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