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nitrogen:This is their revenue breakdown so as far as I can see, they are an automotive company with a 6% side hustle in low KW electricity storage, unless you are talking of something that hasn't materialised yet.
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iamJ:Tesla is not getting 35% of any market. They will be lucky to get 10%. China, Africa and a good chunk of Latin America already rule them out of that market due to Chinese restrictions and availability of electricity in the third world. Let's get to some numbers to see Teslas potential slice of the pie. Total yearly revenue of all auto companies last year was $1.03trn. Net margin is 4-5% so let's assume $50bln net margin. To get to valuation, let's multiply by S&P500 current PE Ratio of 38 which is $1.9trln. Tesla valuation is already 44% of that. When we start talking of $25k cars, Tesla Net margin will drop to Industry standards. Ford makes $2.2k Gross profit per car for example. Take another approach - About 65 million new cars are sold per year. Going by Ford's average Gross profit per car of $2k, that is $130bln per year. Again we can assume after overheads, $50bln of that is net profit. So once again, Tesla would have to control around 44% of the total car market in the future with a payback period of 38 years to justify it's current valuation ignoring inflation. The current behemoth of the auto industry, Toyota has a market share of 10% and we still have other players to come such as Google, Amazon, NIO, other Chinese and many Euro consolidations and buy outs of smaller EV companies with good EV technology in Europe. So putting Tesla at 44% market share is nuts. |
iamJ:Tesla is not ahead of any self-driving technology. Waymo owned by Google parent company is a couple of years ahead of any competitors. Self-driving relies on sensors and maps, there is no kryptonite technology that Tesla has over anyone else. Battery storage technology can easily be caught up, even the Chinese will do it and are already doing it, and have more EVs on the road than Tesla including buses. Electricity storage revenue for Tesla is only 6% of their revenue, and is for storage of small quantities of electricity. Electricity companies have been storing electricity in grids in the Megawatts using batteries, compressed air etc for decades. Where Tesla is leading right now is in compact battery storage which can be caught up. All these are just the same arguments we hear in the cult of Elon Musk echo chamber to justify some overvalued prices and keep such overvaluation going. Google through its investment companies also have thousands of technology patents and are at the cutting edge of many technologies but you don't hear them being hyped like Tesla because they don't have a personality cult following. |
iamJ:Ok, let's get back to numbers. Let's assume Tesla has a $25k car and sells more than VW, BMW and Mercedes combined are selling now. Tell me why they should be currently valued more than Mercedes, Toyota, VW, BMW, Ford, Honda, GM, Chrysler, Peugeot, Nissan, Hyundai who already control almost all of the market and already sell most of the $25k cars. The market has a finite number of car users so valuation must be tied to that. As for battery storage, I want to see how much of Teslas revenue comes from that which is less than 6% of their revenue. I'm not swayed by the salesmanship on Elon on Twitter who will make out like storing 10KW of electricity in batteries in Australia is the best thing since sliced bread. Energy companies who really do this will be laughing. |
Unlimited22:These are all power of network companies whose value is derived from their number of users. Just like tiktok can overtake Badoo in ten days, it's to be expected. Besides Google and Facebook got their PE Ratio to a comparable value against the rest of the market within 5 years of listing. How long are we giving Tesla? Tesla on the other hand derives it's value from sale of discrete units of product so we have to tie it's valuation to that and the future prospect of sales, not some network growth theory. European, Chinese and Japanese car makers will catch up and will get support from their Govts to do so, both in terms of subsidies, tax breaks and technology sharing, while European car users are often fiercely loyal and won't easily dump their national car companies for Tesla. Regulatory ban on petrol and diesel car sales does not come into force in the EU until 2040 and believe you me, they will get their companies ready for it, not just hand over the market to Tesla. Tesla valuation is driven by a dream 20 years from enforcement that requires them to own like 50% of market share. That's impossible. |
LordReed:RIP to the Trumpanzee |
Unlimited22:I'm not sure it's about riding a few lows. If Tesla valuation was 1/10th it's current value, you could say "Yes I believe they will be worth that in the future" with their technological superiority. By that I mean, they could be worth $80bln if they actualise their potential and take a good fraction of the market. They are currently worth $800bln. BMW, GM are worth $40-$50bln. So you see, they are looking Tesla like "na only you waka come?" just like how IWG was looking WeWork. |
Unlimited22:WeWork were actually leasing office space. So the comparison between both is in their overvaluation. Is BMW a tech company? |
iamJ:Which company does not have after-sales service? SpaceX and Boring are not part of Tesla and irrelevant to the valuation of Tesla. These are the sort of lines of thought that started the disconnect between Teslas valuation and it's fundamentals, mixing and matching unrelated aspects of the person of Elon Musk. |
Don't be a fool at 60. From Wednesday to Friday
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MaziAlaye:You wouldn't know the meaning of Conservatism if it smacked you in the face. Trump and his bunch of white supremacist chimpanzees have abused that word. I am a Conservative and Trump has nothing to do with Conservatism. Spreading of blatant lies and misinformation is not Conservatism, nor is running up unprecedented deficits. |
nihilistjnr:Yes, I'm with you on that to a certain extent because Biden has promised to continue pumping liquidity so the train ride will continue deep into this year I think. However to tackle 2021 requires diversity across different holdings as individual stocks can go up or down 10% in a day, but generally on a bull run. This requires strong vigilance of constantly checking your portfolio on almost a constant basis which casual investors like us will not have time for. My approach is to put half my investment in fund managers in êtoro who can constantly check price swings and close positions for me while I just check my balance once a day and it's very stress free. They are up 2% for me just since start of January which is just one week. Anything above 10% for the year, I'll be happy with but I think they can do 40-80% for me in an expected bull market. The other half, I keep in Kōinbaße for high risk crypto run which I'm still waiting to correct itself. I probably missed a chance and should have stayed in as I clocked in Saturday and clocked out Sunday but that one requires a lot of constant checking which I don't have time for, so I'll just chill till I see a more palatable entry point at which I can just fire and forget without constant checking. |
User09:When Fed start to withdraw liquidity, you can start to think of shorting. Till then na to chill. The guy that shorted mortgage CDS and made billions did so from 2005 until it paid off in 2008. He was in red for 3 years and investors were pressuring him to withdraw. I can't afford that, my wife fit kill me. |
User09:Apple PE Ratio is 40, in line with market average. They are actually a cash business, and their market cap is only 3 times their net asset value, a lot of which is held in raw cash. Facebook PE Ratio is 30, lower than market average. They are now a mature business, but also fit in with your theory of exponential growth from the power of networks (tech stocks). Their price to book ratio is 6.5 The Tech stock analogy is used too literally with Tesla. They ultimately rely on car sales just like Apple rely on phone sales. They are a sales business with PE ratio of 1,700 and price to book ratio of 48. We are not talking explosive network-driven tech here but physical sales of cars which currently is 500,000 cars for Tesla. If you combine Toyota, VW, BMW, Ford, Honda, GM, Chrysler, Peugeot, Nissan, Hyundai together, their valuation is not up to Tesla for essentially the same business of buying and selling cars which all of them do exponentially more than Tesla. In 20 years time, Tesla must be able to sell more cars than all of them combined to keep up this valuation. Will Tesla continue to have such a superior advantage in technology over all car makers in that period to justify such valuation. The Chinese car maker NIO has been boosting my portfolio this week simply on the premise that they have comparable technology to Tesla, but they go one further in that their batteries are detachable and you can swap your batteries for fully charged batteries at designated swapping points instead of waiting to recharge. NIO is now worth double GMs value just because of this. So you see, Tesla can easily be disrupted. Tesla is just the WeWork of the car industry for now. Companies with 10 times more leased square footage were wondering why WeWork had 10 times their valuation, until kasala burst for WeWork. |
Trevor012:You can't get away from underlying value. Just because institutions have money to spend (liquidity due to Govt bailouts) now does not mean there is value in what they are buying. In the long run, your valuation must have correlation to your earnings or balance sheet. Tesla is valued at over 1,700 times their yearly earnings (PE Ratio). That means if I was to buy Tesla as a company now and rely on its profits to make my share capital back, it will take over 1,700 years to make it back for me (ignoring inflation). S&P500 current average PE Ratio is 38 and historic PE Ratio is 19. Yes, you allow for higher than average PE for emerging technologies, but not 50 times the average. Tesla technology is not irreplicable. For context, the increase in Teslas value just yesterday (one day) can buy the whole of General Motors. In simple terms, value investing wins over the long run while speculative investing may hammer or go bust. Depends on your attitude to risk. |
Amoto94:Sorry, no |
A40:Tesla is the poster boy for the current market bubble, more than octupling in price in 1 year and with a Price-Earnings ratio 50 times the S&P average. A lot of people will cry when Tesla burst. |
Ibime:Like I said. My nigga.
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AmazonTopaz:Trump even lied that Ted Cruz father was involved in JFK assassination. Ted Cruz is the most despicable slimeball in US politics, even worse than Trump. |
nihilistjnr:It suppose take 3 or 4 days to verify. Lef am there. By the time they verify, your $4k done turn to $8k. Wetin you get there na digital wollet so I don't see the rush to transfer to cold wollet. Bear in mind, you have a 1.5% charge both when buying and selling so if you're not ready to sell, keep am for their wallet. You try sef, as you talk am here, you go do straight away. I enter reach £900 profit on Saturday. As the profit drop to £400, I close position. I just leave my cash there waiting for the thing to drop to buy again but it just dey rise since and fear no gree me reenter for now. |
Obrigardo:She was a real unhinged Trumpanzee. I have seen her videos and postings. RIP to the Trumpanzee |
rationalmind:Like $14k |
PDPGuy:MARA and Riot are far more volatile than Bïtcoin. If Bïtcoin drops drastically, MARA will tailspin. If Bïtcoin rises 50%, MARA and Riot will moon. |
seankafor:They are in with a good chance of top 4 this season. This is the season for them to get knocked out of cups early and focus all energy on the league cos the league schedule is brutal every 3 days |
seankafor:Best time to take risk is not at $40k. It could hit $50k or drop to $30k or lower. That one na gambling. |
PDPGuy:Nah I wasn't right on Bïtcoin. I was expecting a correction in the short term before it proceeds again. I don't have the stomach for Bïtcoin jare cos I keep expecting it to crash. I did small trade on Saturday evening when it was around $31k, rode it up to $34, as soon as it dropped to $32k, my mind cut and I withdrew. Since then its gone to 41 but I don't have the stomach at any of these prices. I will wait for a steep correction before I enter. In the meantime, I just prefer to be collecting steady $30 or $40 gains per day from my êtoro copies, that one is stress free that I just check once or twice a day, not refreshing my phone every minute like when I'm in bitcoin position. I'm.just waiting for Bïtcoin to start dropping to short MARA and Riot, then when it stabilises, I will enter long position on bïtcoin. Till then na siddon look. |
I said in a post some weeks ago that Lil Wayne should do quick and plead guilty to his current court case so Trump can pardon him
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Another Trumpanzee that lost his job for livestreaming his insurrection
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This mumu Trumpanzee just lost his job. He invaded Capitol building with his work lanyard on his neck
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PrideofLincoln1:Even if the Republicans don't go along with it, let him go on record as the only President to be impeached twice. |
Swissh:Welcome back. Na El-ru-debtor remain. |
gensteejay:Yes, it's written on the pack they gave me. You may still be infected but there is a 94% chance you don't fall sick. The first dose covers 75% chance and the second dose will bump you up to 94%. It is not determined if it will cover the new South African variant apparently due to changes in the spike protein. . . but that's the same as the flu vaccine which does not cover every variant of flu. This vaccine will be a yearly vaccine as antibodies deplete after a few months. My friend who had Covid will be going for her 9 month antibody test soon. She still had antibodies after 6 months, although another colleague who had a mild version of Covid lost his antibodies after 6 months. I don't know whether Nigeria will be able to afford yearly innoculations. We are not used to organising seasonal vaccination unlike say the UK that organises yearly flu jab and will just add SARS-COV2 vaccine into the flu jab eventually. Na to pray for Bill Gates to sponsor remain. |
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