More on Tesla: The company announces it's offering 2.7M shares (current value of $244M) and $450M in convertible debt due 2018 in a public offering. Elon Musk plans to buy $100M worth of shares - $45M through the offering, $55M through a private placement. Tesla expects $830M in gross proceeds. TSLA now +6.8% AH. [View news story]
Tesla (TSLA) takes advantage of its huge run-up to file a mixed shelf. Shares -2.9% AH. (S-3) [View news story]
I don't think he would say that seems short sighted given that they aren't really 'established' yet... I'll try and search the earnings transcript was it during the Q&A?
For Tesla Shorts, The Stock Price Is Just Part Of The Problem [View article]
Paulo someone else mentioned that without Tesla selling those tax credits (which won't be around forever) Tesla probably wouldn't have made a profit...
Have you come across anything like this it would be nice to get a better handle on how the carbon credits affect their bottom line and how long they will be able to do so.
ConocoPhillips Reaches A Transformational Inflection Point - Time To Buy [View article]
all it'll take is a few bad days for it to see below 60$ at which case I can buy back in ... I may do so before the ex dividend anyway for some reason I didn't think about the dividend when I sold...
epic failure on my part although it wasn't announced till after I sold
ConocoPhillips Reaches A Transformational Inflection Point - Time To Buy [View article]
I sold because it seemed to fail a few times in the low 60s and didn't see any short term catalysts... in other words you hadn't written about them in a while!!!
Intel Won't Build Apple's Chips; It Still Makes No Sense [View article]
I think on one of the earnings calls Intel said that optimal capacity is around 90% they don't like full speed but anything less than 90% they see as needing improvement.
True although I think that Japan will remain cautions with nuclear going forward. That type of disaster isn't easily forgotten, especially when debris is still washing up on foreign soil.
The reason I don't think we would even see 10$ nat gas if we exported is that producers would just go back to putting billions into dry wells as well as wet... if producers went back to drilling like they did pre-2012 during the advent of fracking nat gas would probably be under 1$. maybe 6-8 if we could efficiently export it around the world.
I'm surprised no company has publicly considered building a pipe across the Pacific or the Atlantic.
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For Tesla Shorts, The Stock Price Is Just Part Of The Problem [View article]
For Tesla Shorts, The Stock Price Is Just Part Of The Problem [View article]
More on Tesla: The company announces it's offering 2.7M shares (current value of $244M) and $450M in convertible debt due 2018 in a public offering. Elon Musk plans to buy $100M worth of shares - $45M through the offering, $55M through a private placement. Tesla expects $830M in gross proceeds. TSLA now +6.8% AH. [View news story]
Tesla (TSLA) takes advantage of its huge run-up to file a mixed shelf. Shares -2.9% AH. (S-3) [View news story]
Tesla (TSLA) takes advantage of its huge run-up to file a mixed shelf. Shares -2.9% AH. (S-3) [View news story]
Tesla (TSLA) takes advantage of its huge run-up to file a mixed shelf. Shares -2.9% AH. (S-3) [View news story]
For Tesla Shorts, The Stock Price Is Just Part Of The Problem [View article]
For Tesla Shorts, The Stock Price Is Just Part Of The Problem [View article]
Have you come across anything like this it would be nice to get a better handle on how the carbon credits affect their bottom line and how long they will be able to do so.
ConocoPhillips Reaches A Transformational Inflection Point - Time To Buy [View article]
ConocoPhillips Reaches A Transformational Inflection Point - Time To Buy [View article]
epic failure on my part although it wasn't announced till after I sold
ConocoPhillips Reaches A Transformational Inflection Point - Time To Buy [View article]
ConocoPhillips Reaches A Transformational Inflection Point - Time To Buy [View article]
Long COP
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The reason I don't think we would even see 10$ nat gas if we exported is that producers would just go back to putting billions into dry wells as well as wet... if producers went back to drilling like they did pre-2012 during the advent of fracking nat gas would probably be under 1$. maybe 6-8 if we could efficiently export it around the world.
I'm surprised no company has publicly considered building a pipe across the Pacific or the Atlantic.