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Business, Economics, and Taxes: Eat Cereal for Dinner

Deutsche Gopher Fan said:

Tom Coates (@tomcoates.bsky.social)

This appears to be correct. A margin call happens when the stock used to secure a loan loses too much value. If Tesla falls below ~$246, Musk may have to add cash or sell shares to cover his debt. If he can’t, lenders can sell his stock for him. [contains quote post or other embedded content]
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Not singling you out here, but this is not the entire picture. Tesla almost hit 217 and was below 240 for just short of two full days. So there must be some time-price trigger and not price alone. If the price that guy quoted was even real to begin with.
 
dxmnkd316 said:
Not singling you out here, but this is not the entire picture. Tesla almost hit 217 and was below 240 for just short of two full days. So there must be some time-price trigger and not price alone. If the price that guy quoted was even real to begin with.
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Yeah, as we said no one knows, but I trust people Molly jong fast reposts vs Reddit. There’s just no way of knowing
 
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Mattel says half their sales are derived from the US, but even with the tariffs it's not cost beneficial to produce *any* of their products in the US.

Todd Tucker (@toddntucker.bsky.social)

Mattel derives around half its sales from the US, but says tariffs are not enough of an incentive to manufacture there... “It’s about overall cost considerations. We don’t see the economics of making products in the US, relative to other countries.”...
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That someone is former NASA engineer and current science/tinkerer YouTuber Mark Rober.

The full video is his typical 16 minute of fluff for the payoff, but Tesla not using LiDAR in favor of strictly optical cameras leads to lots of failures.
 
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