1 posted on
04/12/2017 11:20:44 AM PDT by
Lorianne
To: Lorianne
Amazing what a company can do when they receive subsidies from taxpayers...
But my money is still that this is a type of ponzi scheme. There is just no way Tesla is on-par with GM in market value.
2 posted on
04/12/2017 11:25:47 AM PDT by
TheBattman
(Gun control works - just ask Chicago...)
To: Lorianne
All built on taxpayer subsidies.
3 posted on
04/12/2017 11:29:49 AM PDT by
Alcibiades
(Save the Republic.)
To: Lorianne
Would the idea rather than the individual prevailed in the free market without the billion $$$ subsidies?
Should the Federal government subsidize every idea?
If so to whose idea as well as how would the Feds know what idea will be successful
What protects the taxpayer from failure? Investors have choices when faced with risk; the taxpayer is obligated with threat of jail aided by the barrel of a gun and forced to comply.
Equality under the law/economic neutral playing field has only briefly been applied (Slavery corrupted the "beginnings").
Congratulations goes out to Musk, played the game well with his brilliant ideas/innovations. Don't agree with the route or the system, however it is what it is.
5 posted on
04/12/2017 11:36:30 AM PDT by
rollo tomasi
(Working hard to pay for deadbeats and corrupt politicians.)
To: Lorianne
If it looks to good to be true...it is! Tulip Bulbs 2.0.
6 posted on
04/12/2017 11:37:30 AM PDT by
Don Corleone
(.leave the gun, take the canolis, take it to the mattress.)
To: Lorianne
EPS is $ -4.86
P/E is not listed. Stock price is pure bubble.
7 posted on
04/12/2017 11:41:14 AM PDT by
dynoman
(Objectivity is the essence of intelligence. - Marilyn vos Savant)
To: Lorianne
What about the 182 times earnings of Amazon, or the 200 times plus of Netflix?
To: Lorianne
Maybe lots of affluent greenies and Hollywood idiots running up the stock price.
12 posted on
04/12/2017 12:15:23 PM PDT by
Will88
To: Lorianne
13 posted on
04/12/2017 12:18:48 PM PDT by
pabianice
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