The days are numbered for the sociopathic occupant of the Oval Office

[Hypocrite-The]

More on the liberal lunatic that is Robert Reich.

Can Trump sue him for defamation?

 

[Hypocrite-The]

He has no other option. His name's on Epstein's list.
Mossad can take out his other ear.
And Netanyahu can get congress to impeach and remove him.
He isn't bought. He is castrated.

So by your logic only Trump is on the Epstein lists?

 

[syed putra]

Obama did not do anything...he made things worst for Yankee land...he appointed all the liberal activists judges...and fucked the economy..

It was a tricky time. Banks were failing in wall street. Do you let them go bust, or try save them.
By the time trump came in, the economy was humming ok already. But trump claim credit for it.

 

[syed putra]

Why are navy ships surrounding venezuela? It is to impose US unilateral sanction. Trade coming in and out will be controlled. Especially on oil. Its like strangling venezuela financially.

 

[winners]

I foresee another episode of Charlie Kirk soon, and you all can guess who that victim will be and the best place to occur will be at the golf course.

 

[Leongsam]

I foresee another episode of Charlie Kirk soon, and you all can guess who that victim will be and the best place to occur will be at the golf course.

Hi there how do you think Tesla is doing? The share price has more than doubled since we last spoke.

 

[winners]

Hi there how do you think Tesla is doing? The share price has more than doubled since we last spoke.

Your favorite AI tells me this:

Tesla is in a sales slump with declining deliveries in some key markets like Europe and China, though Q3 sales are expected to be temporarily boosted in the US by a federal EV tax credit deadline. While stock prices are rallying on future growth potential in AI and robotics, fundamental business performance, such as declining margins, remains weak. Therefore, whether Tesla is "doing well" depends on the context: its stock is high due to future potential, but its core automotive business is struggling.

Challenges Facing Tesla

• Sales Decline:
  Tesla is on track for its second consecutive year of declining vehicle deliveries.
• 
  
• Market Weakness:
  Sales are falling in Europe and China, with rivals like BYD gaining momentum.
  
  
• 
  
• Profitability Concerns:
  The company is facing declining revenues and margins, and has relied on regulatory credits.
• 
  
• Market Fluctuations:
  The stock price has been highly volatile, with analysts citing concerns about potential financial trouble despite recent rallies.

Factors Driving Stock Performance

• Future Growth Hopes:
  The market is pricing in future growth from Tesla's ventures in AI, robotics, and autonomous driving technology, not just its auto business.
• 
  
• Elon Musk's Activities:
  Elon Musk's increased involvement in politics and his purchase of Tesla shares have also influenced sentiment, though this also brings reputational risks.
• 
  
• Q3 Sales Pull-Forward:
  Strong Q3 deliveries in the U.S. are likely due to buyers purchasing vehicles ahead of the September 30 federal tax credit deadline, an incentive that will not continue.

The Outlook

• Short-Term vs. Long-Term:
  While Tesla expects to report strong Q3 deliveries thanks to the tax credit, the underlying sales decline is expected to continue after this.
• 
  
• Fundamental Weakness:
  A short-term sales rebound won't fix the company's fundamental issues, such as declining margins and reliance on regulatory credits.
  
  
• 
  
• Speculative Valuation:
  The high valuation of Tesla's stock is based on future potential rather than current financial data.

 

[Leongsam]

Your favorite AI tells me this:

Tesla is in a sales slump with declining deliveries in some key markets like Europe and China, though Q3 sales are expected to be temporarily boosted in the US by a federal EV tax credit deadline. While stock prices are rallying on future growth potential in AI and robotics, fundamental business performance, such as declining margins, remains weak. Therefore, whether Tesla is "doing well" depends on the context: its stock is high due to future potential, but its core automotive business is struggling.

Challenges Facing Tesla

• Sales Decline:
  Tesla is on track for its second consecutive year of declining vehicle deliveries.
• 
  
• Market Weakness:
  Sales are falling in Europe and China, with rivals like BYD gaining momentum.
  
  
• 
  
• Profitability Concerns:
  The company is facing declining revenues and margins, and has relied on regulatory credits.
  
  
• 
  
• Market Fluctuations:
  The stock price has been highly volatile, with analysts citing concerns about potential financial trouble despite recent rallies.

Factors Driving Stock Performance

• Future Growth Hopes:
  The market is pricing in future growth from Tesla's ventures in AI, robotics, and autonomous driving technology, not just its auto business.
• 
  
• Elon Musk's Activities:
  Elon Musk's increased involvement in politics and his purchase of Tesla shares have also influenced sentiment, though this also brings reputational risks.
  
  
• 
  
• Q3 Sales Pull-Forward:
  Strong Q3 deliveries in the U.S. are likely due to buyers purchasing vehicles ahead of the September 30 federal tax credit deadline, an incentive that will not continue.

The Outlook

• Short-Term vs. Long-Term:
  While Tesla expects to report strong Q3 deliveries thanks to the tax credit, the underlying sales decline is expected to continue after this.
• 
  
• Fundamental Weakness:
  A short-term sales rebound won't fix the company's fundamental issues, such as declining margins and reliance on regulatory credits.
  
  
• 
  
• Speculative Valuation:
  The high valuation of Tesla's stock is based on future potential rather than current financial data.

Tesla is not an automotive company it's an AI company.

 

[laksaboy]

Can Trump sue him for defamation?

It's not just him. It's an entire machinery: media, courtrooms, companies, NGOs.

People who hate Trump are just mentally unwell.