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As you mentioned, TSLA's last public offering was in 2020. 2020 was a significant shift in the company as it became profitable ex-ZEV credits. Future public o
by optimiz3 5y ago
As you mentioned, TSLA's last public offering was in 2020.
2020 was a significant shift in the company as it became profitable ex-ZEV credits. Future public offerings are unlikely absent major changes in the company's fundamentals.
Stock based comp is a standard cost of business in most large tech companies; given how badly TSLA is been beating competitors (esp in the context of the chip shortage), it seems to paying off.
- perl4ever 5y ago>As you mentioned, TSLA's last public offering was in 2020. >Stock based comp is a standard cost of business in most large tech companies The public offerings come at intervals, but the total raised seems to be pretty steady. It all contributes to keeping the business running. Money is fungible. "Everybody does it" is not an argument for anything. Your opinion could be perfectly correct, in terms of predicting the future, and I am not an expert on Tesla. But your comment doesn't convey to be even the tiniest hint of why you hold your opinion.