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by kaesar14 5y ago
Ok, so what margin do you see justifying their valuation? 10%? 15%? The margins of a company like Microsoft who makes their money on software (30%)? Even if you used that last figure, they'd more than 80x over valuation on current earn
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Where do you get a P/E of 147 from?
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The math barely works out even if they were to sell half the new cars sold every year. Tesla bulls are insane.
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What current margins? At what scale? Toyota has a best-in-class 6% profit margin, substantially better than its competitors sitting at 3%, and earns 20 billion dollars. Even at the most optimistic margins Tesla is vastly overvalued.
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You mean the most profitable company in the entire world?
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The top ranked port is Yokohama. Do you think Japan is worse in the regards that you listed than the United States?
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I'm still a bear on the valuation as it is. You can believe the company will be successful and still think it's grossly overvalued.
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You’d be an extreme outlier in almost any city or town in America for this attitude, at this point in the pandemic
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The mass media peddled lies to sell us on atrocities like the Iraq War, refused to hold the Obama administration accountable for the prosecution of financial crimes, and often have a media bias pro the Democratic party in general. How much
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I'm not saying the Republicans have better sources of information or that they're better informed. I'm saying the mainstream news outlets are completely undeserving of our trust considering how agenda-driven and partisan most
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Meh, maybe it's the Republicans who have the right idea on trusting the news media here vs. the Democrats. The problem is of course they're probably getting news from even less trustworthy places as you mention, but the news media
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Is that true for domestic sales?
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The same way Gaius Julius received it as an inheritance from his forebears. OP is totally right that the name and its power emanates from Octavian’s prestige and domination of the Roman world for near half a century.
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And that the financial power this gives you as a class needs to be countered by political power in your opposition.
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When is renters having more political power than landlords a bad thing?
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I feel there was a very strong brand of thinking in this country, particularly among the gung-ho pro-lockdown (mostly) liberal wing of society, that distance education wouldn't harm children's development at all, or at least that
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Wow, yeah, how could women constituting a majority of a wealthy country’s government possibly be a step in the pursuit of gender equality?
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Facebook purposefully propagates anger and rage as much as it can because it gets people to log on to the website. Cities aren't designed to maximize hatred and crime.
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They should be paid market rate for their labor. Why should prison take away your basic financial rights. Edit: it's disgusting to me that anyone downvoted this. what do you believe, if not that people have a right to the fruits of the
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Is it easier to get past the firewall in super urban China? Why is that?
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A white male All-American athlete attending arguably America's most prestigious university isn't elite?
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Americans have a weird relationship with breasts. Also issues that only affect women (mostly, I know men can get it in rare cases?)
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Conservatives live in less expensive areas and often have less wealth, two things that often drive reproduction rates up higher. I feel comfortable Occam’s Razoring that up as the explanation
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I mean, I guess? I find it nice having a dedicated channel knowing the person on the other side is single and actively looking for some sort of connection. Treating it as a spontaneous connection the same way you would meeting someone at a
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And in my experience I've met my current and loving partner on an app, as have many of my friends. The fact that the majority of couples now meet online (it's actually higher than my graph says, as it counts people who link on an
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Agreed, and according to this data: https://www.statista.com/chart/20822/way-of-meeting-partner-... it's now the most common way of meeting a partner.
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The coolest July for the rest of our lives.
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The OP didn't even say they were American, and the choice isn't between current facial expressive norms and different ones, it's limiting the ability of children to read the most expressive part of our faces entirely.
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What do you suggest? Bombing the lobby of Exxon Mobil HQ?
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Either this person does not run or they have serious foot issues.

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