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2 hours ago, Vallavan said:

I believe this will happen..

Tech sector ki loans just like homes in 2007-8 istunnaru. no support/asset backing and most tech loans are risky right now.

If Tesla miracle bombs in the market, banks will come after their tech loans and tighten the noose around silicon valley loans in general, leading to massive job losses in tech.

Tesla will start the recession this time. Most tech is very red on asset vs loan indicators.

I think most of the tech companies are raising funds outside of the banking system from the VC’s… only established tech companies are borrowing from the markets because the rates are very low… anyway, this will be an issue only if they cannot pay after the loan matures… 

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11 hours ago, Aryaa said:

Because all crypto run is bcoz of Elon musk 

its a biggest joke people considering him as an extra ordinary genius who controls entire world economy.. he is a hard core business man who know how to cash things.. crypto is way beyond Elon a global asset primarily controlled by china and russia and the reason for crypto  investments around world is bcoz of excess money print due to covid situation, expected a recession but ended up with an inflation.. 

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14 hours ago, kevinUsa said:

If this stock falls

There is going to be a domino effect on the other company stocks

Too

stock go down and up all the time, stocks going down is not a sign of recession. 

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11 hours ago, Thokkalee said:

I think most of the tech companies are raising funds outside of the banking system from the VC’s… only established tech companies are borrowing from the markets because the rates are very low… anyway, this will be an issue only if they cannot pay after the loan matures… 

those are start ups you are talking about. And ALL start ups will go belly up if big tech starts the layoffs because the first ones to fly from the scene are VCs.

All a big if but if it happens, it starts with Tesla.

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Tesla is not faking and akkada uthuthi uthuthi factories ani emi levu. They are manufacturing cars and delivering on time. They have superior tech…right from building cars to self driving etc…motham automated. Nobody is close enough. And we all came to under conclusion that future is all abt energy efficient vehicles and self driving…so the very beginning of this auto revolution lone Tesla is monopoly…imagine by 2030 or 2035 intha ey range ki velthundo and beyond.

 

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Tesla director Kimbal Musk sells nearly $110 million in stock

Elon’s brother exercises stock options ahead of weekend Twitter poll that sent shares sinking Monday

Kimbal Musk made nearly $110 million by exercising Tesla Inc. stock options right before his brother, Elon, spent the weekend asking Twitter users whether he should sell a big chunk of his stake in the electric-vehicle company.

According to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Kimbal Musk — who serves on Tesla’s board of directors — exercised his option Friday to buy 25,000 Tesla shares at $74.17 apiece. He immediately sold those shares, along with 63,500 others, in tranches ranging from $1,223 a share to $1,236 a share, to make about $108.8 million, according to filings to the SEC filing that was made public Monday afternoon.

Kimbal Musk still holds more than 511,000 Tesla shares, worth about $594 million, based on Monday’s closing price of $1,162.

Tesla shares TSLA, -11.99% sank nearly 5% Monday after CEO Elon Musk said he would “abide” by a Twitter poll he posted Saturday, asking whether he should sell 10% of his shares in the electric-vehicle company. Voters said “yes.” Shares fell even harder on Tuesday, after Kimbal Musk’s sale officially became public.

Some noted that Elon Musk said in a September interview that he already planned on selling a large block of his stock options in the fourth quarter, and that selling now could save him billions of dollars in taxes, compared to if he sold them next year.

Tesla shares recently hit an all-time high of $1,243, and were up 65% year to date through the end of Monday’s session, most of the gains coming in the past three months. The stock was up an even more impressive 176% over the past year.

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21 minutes ago, andhra_jp said:

Tesla director Kimbal Musk sells nearly $110 million in stock

Elon’s brother exercises stock options ahead of weekend Twitter poll that sent shares sinking Monday

Kimbal Musk made nearly $110 million by exercising Tesla Inc. stock options right before his brother, Elon, spent the weekend asking Twitter users whether he should sell a big chunk of his stake in the electric-vehicle company.

According to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Kimbal Musk — who serves on Tesla’s board of directors — exercised his option Friday to buy 25,000 Tesla shares at $74.17 apiece. He immediately sold those shares, along with 63,500 others, in tranches ranging from $1,223 a share to $1,236 a share, to make about $108.8 million, according to filings to the SEC filing that was made public Monday afternoon.

Kimbal Musk still holds more than 511,000 Tesla shares, worth about $594 million, based on Monday’s closing price of $1,162.

Tesla shares TSLA, -11.99% sank nearly 5% Monday after CEO Elon Musk said he would “abide” by a Twitter poll he posted Saturday, asking whether he should sell 10% of his shares in the electric-vehicle company. Voters said “yes.” Shares fell even harder on Tuesday, after Kimbal Musk’s sale officially became public.

Some noted that Elon Musk said in a September interview that he already planned on selling a large block of his stock options in the fourth quarter, and that selling now could save him billions of dollars in taxes, compared to if he sold them next year.

Tesla shares recently hit an all-time high of $1,243, and were up 65% year to date through the end of Monday’s session, most of the gains coming in the past three months. The stock was up an even more impressive 176% over the past year.

 

More than half of Mr. Musk’s Tesla stock—or roughly 88 million shares, valued at more than $90 billion at recent prices—is pledged as collateral to secure personal debt, an August regulatory filing shows.
Several years ago, Mr. Musk’s younger brother, Kimbal Musk, leaned on him for a loan.


A 10% stake sale would still leave Mr. Musk as Tesla’s largest shareholder. He currently holds roughly 17% of Tesla stock, according to FactSet. U.S. financial company Vanguard Group, the No. 2 investor, holds less than 6% of Tesla’s stock, according to FactSet.
 

https://www.wsj.com/articles/elon-musks-possible-tesla-share-sale-comes-as-the-taxman-looms-11636482029?mod=rss_Technology

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On 11/8/2021 at 11:50 AM, no01 said:

Tesla is not faking and akkada uthuthi uthuthi factories ani emi levu. They are manufacturing cars and delivering on time. They have superior tech…right from building cars to self driving etc…motham automated. Nobody is close enough. And we all came to under conclusion that future is all abt energy efficient vehicles and self driving…so the very beginning of this auto revolution lone Tesla is monopoly…imagine by 2030 or 2035 intha ey range ki velthundo and beyond.

 

just imagine how much tech germans and japs have, car manufacturing ela cheyalo germans and japs ki evadu nerpakkarleu

TSLA dream time is over, many competitors will shown starting next year ramping up their production, they are eating from TSLA, FSD is overblown, using it as Cab is one more joke that Teslatards believe, why would government allow getting away from Cabs impacting so many jobs, also add the liability of an accident when driver is not around, there few scenarios that help having an FSD, overall people love driving a car and will rarely use FSD

 

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Tesla Had 5 Founders. Why Did Only Two Get Really Rich?

One is Elon Musk (duh), and the other is JB Straubel. But there were three more—and there’s a cautionary tale in why they aren’t billionaires too.

Tesla’s original CEO, Eberhard, and another early executive named Marc Tarpenning, who in 2003 dreamed up the idea of naming the company’s vehicles in honor of inventor Nikola Tesla, are Tesla’s original shareholders

It was Musk’s seed capital—the result of an early payday investing in payments processor PayPal—that turned Eberhard and Tarpenning’s vision into a reality.

In an interview, Eberhard says he retains a “relatively small” stake in the carmaker, while declining to be specific. 

Had Eberhard been wealthier from the sale of the Rocket eBook, an early handheld electronic reader he and Tarpenning created in the late 1990s, there would have been no need to seek initial funding from Musk, he says.

Eberhard, meanwhile, sold much of his stake after being pushed out of Tesla in 2007, before the Roadster’s launch. 

He sued Musk in 2009 over his ouster and for slander, before settling the case for undisclosed terms.

Musk described Eberhard as “literally the worst person I’ve ever worked with” in a January 2020 interview for the Third Row Tesla podcast, hosted by Musk fans.  

Of the five official cofounders, only Straubel, who left Tesla in 2019, is likely to have attained billionaire status from his holdings. 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/alanohnsman/2021/11/10/tesla-had-5-founders-only-two-got-really-rich/?action=profile_completion&&sh=6c292e1df462
 

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