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In response to "TSLA, -7% lol. -- (edited)" by znufrii

If Tesla was showing legitimate issues, it makes sense. But they're not (other than the stock price coming down from laughable multiples and

Posted by Will Hunting (aka kelly) Jun 3 '22, 07:49

a leadership who's charitably...inconsistent).

If they were showing slowing demand or shrinking profit margins...sure. that'll help prop up the stock, but best of my knowledge, it's not. So this just looks panicky and ill-conceived; which is exactly what you want in a bubble-stock leadership.

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hilarious that while this is more likely a temper tantrum in response to this week’s NYTimes article, he’s also probably not wrong on the fundamental macro outlook. -- nm* - znufrii Jun 3, 08:49 3
- There's a fair amount of debate about that, but either way he has orders he's still trying to fill now. You don't cut before you need to. -- nm - pmb Jun 3, 09:42 2
  - It depends what areas are being cut. Line workers being laid off/fired is bad. Execs or other office staff, maybe not bad. - TWuG Jun 3, 09:59
  - This is what causes the recessions ... it's amazing how much the economy is based on emotional confidence. - Will Hunting Jun 3, 09:45

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If Tesla was showing legitimate issues, it makes sense. But they're not (other than the stock price coming down from laughable multiples and

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