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by xoxoy 6y ago
I mean look at the market - we’re at all time highs. It’s more the trillions the Fed pumped into the markets than stimulus.
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by xoxoy 6y ago
doubling revenue while keeping losses stable is pretty good, especially when we’re talking about consumer credit
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by xoxoy 6y ago
If anyone followed the betting odds on election night at one point the prediction markets went from heavy Biden favorite to heavy Trump favorite as he won Florida and it looked like he was ahead in a lot of the swing states, but for weeks p
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by xoxoy 6y ago
the city is so small that any exodus of existing residents isn’t going to be that noticeable because there are still people moving here everyday. but yes the residential areas feel pretty much the same as far as crowdedness goes.
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by xoxoy 6y ago
I live in SF and can confirm that downtown is very dead.
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by xoxoy 6y ago
I’m sure there are broad market Vanguard ETFs out there that won’t have Tesla in it and will make no changes based on this announcement. This is really just ETFs that track S&P 500.
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by xoxoy 6y ago
It’s similar to what you see in the broader stock market - I mean we closed at all time highs today. But Q3 was likely an anomaly since they saw a lot of tailwinds from greater demand for homes in driving distance for easier summer vacation
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Tesla set to join S&P 500(spglobal.com)
56 points by xoxoy 6y ago|49 comments
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Airbnb S-1(sec.gov)
595 points by xoxoy 6y ago|457 comments
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by xoxoy 6y ago
In this market, the lesson is to start a startup when rates are 0 and trillions have been pumped into financial markets due to QE infinity. Growth at all cost is being rewarded handsomely. If you’re a tech company that can grow, no investor
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C3.ai S-1(sec.gov)
5 points by xoxoy 6y ago|0 comments
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Pubmatic S-1(sec.gov)
3 points by xoxoy 6y ago|0 comments
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by xoxoy 6y ago
the fees double the cost of the burrito. maybe the calculus is different if you live in more suburban areas but being in SF it is easy to walk to food places nearby.
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by xoxoy 6y ago
I pretty much only get delivery if I have some sort of promo code emailed to me. Otherwise I can’t really justify spending $25 to get a burrito delivered. Amazing that people have normalized paying for the insane number of fees plus tip to
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Ask HN: How do you regain motivation after achieving financial success?
49 points by xoxoy 6y ago|41 comments
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by xoxoy 6y ago
Confused why this is news now. Did Whole Foods just enter Canada in the last year or something?
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by xoxoy 6y ago
they blocked the Harry’s Razor acquisition successfully
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Shift Technologies S-1(sec.gov)
1 points by xoxoy 6y ago|0 comments
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by xoxoy 6y ago
yes, and? earnings are material events that often move share prices considerably. there are implied moves based on options prices for earnings events. the actual stock market rarely functions like the one you read about in a CFA textbook, e
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by xoxoy 6y ago
All the big tech cos announced today and all beat, yet all of them are flat to down except for Google. Perhaps there’s a limit to already lofty valuations.
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by xoxoy 6y ago
The Office getting yanked end of year will be a major unsub event. I don’t think this will be.
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Netflix raises price of premium tier to $18/month(theverge.com)
12 points by xoxoy 6y ago|0 comments
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Spotify Removes Joe Rogan Episode Featuring Alex Jones(mediaite.com)
27 points by xoxoy 6y ago|8 comments
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Visa’s Planned Purchase of Plaid Faces Antitrust Scrutiny at the Justice Dept(wsj.com)
2 points by xoxoy 6y ago|0 comments
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Tesla's beta test of “full self-driving” system worries drivers(nbcnews.com)
1 points by xoxoy 6y ago|1 comments
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by xoxoy 6y ago
the credits are forecasted to get much smaller in 2021/2022 and will go to $0 in next few years as more manufacturers roll out their own EVs...so if investors are excited by the profitability these credits afford Tesla then they better
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by xoxoy 6y ago
it is for a corporate treasury.
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by xoxoy 6y ago
They had $8M in interest income on $8.6B in cash last quarter lol.
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by xoxoy 6y ago
They made $331M in “profit” on $397M in carbon credit sales at 100% margin...meaning their core business still loses money. Also they have $14.5B in cash but only reporting $6M in interest income. Weird.
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Tesla Is Calling Model Y Owners for Roof Inspection After One Flew Off(insideevs.com)
3 points by xoxoy 6y ago|0 comments

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