I think you are talking about this? one can spot that car from a mile away lol! I'm glad that Elon's bubble is slowly collapsing on itself. He is good, but not the oracle his fans paint him to be
Great points! This guy is in his late 60s and has more money that he or his descendants could spend in 2 lifetimes. but my question is, is the stock really doing well or has it gone up because he has been buying it for the last few years?
Foreign investors are subjected to a 30% additional tax on profits so you may want to look into that. But there is another way. You can invest in US ETFs in the European stock market. This is the most tax efficient way for you unless someone knows of a better way.
Given around 50 percent of Americans get their insurance from employers, private insurers are not going anywhere soon.
But the bigger picture is, as healthcare improves, life expectancy increases and the cost of care for comorbidities increases. Private insurance companies will try to offset the risk with higher premiums which will keep their industry thriving.
I do not see US healthcare costs going down anytime soon.
is def a long hold. I bought before the dip and as someone wise once said, Insurers always win!
Yuppp. I don't follow pharma much but it's typical to have a high short in a volatile industry.
this and to add, boosting production does not equate to profits. Only when sales break-even does the company see any profit and the stock could free fall until then.
I'm on the fence when it comes to Google. I actually thought Stadia was a good investment but I don't know how Google missed the ball on that one. Also for me, I was surprised by how much they were willing to invest in it to turn it into a space. Especially seeing how they handled things here I have no idea what their gameplan with NEST is
Teams is a huge success and I can only see it growing. whereas, outlook gets some flak now and then and I agree that it's in need of a reskin. But the thing is that benefits a lot from repeat customers and they continue to innovate where demand soars. their long term plan is solid and they should continue to grow
not to mention, it doesn’t take a whole lot of investors to turn a passive market into an active one. Here’s my issue tho, if everything became passive, wouldn’t it be more challenging to profit from shorting overvalued stocks?
To add to that, you will barely notice it most of the time when a company buys its own stock back. Often, the price doesn’t go up. Even 110 billion worth of shares doesn’t guarantee price will go up.
Here’s how,
Lets say a company worth 1 billion USD has 10m shares in the open market worth 100$ each. If the company spends 100M to buyback its shares, its market cap goes down by 100M. So now you have a 900m USD company with 9M shares in the market.
That wasn't the only thing she 'hit' that day. 8000$ to let chat gpt drive my car? no thanks!