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No-Cut-2788

From a margin perspective a brand new business model is way more important than a cheaper car model. Model y isn’t that much expensive now (base SR model going for as low as $30K with all the federal and state incentives).

Pin_ups

Ask me tho, I came to USA by the legal way and paid my dues accordingly, went on to finish my education and now I have good paying job, and driving Nissan Altima SR, those illegals are only screwing themselves up, cheap labor.

littlebobbytables9

Do *you* know what a sharpe ratio is? Because I'm starting to think you don't. William Sharpe himself discusses single period sharpe ratios [here](https://web.stanford.edu/~wfsharpe/art/sr/SR.htm#Sharpe66). When speaking ex ante a single period sharpe ratio is really the most logical choice, since there's no need to break up our future expectations into multiple periods if we only care about performance and volatility over the entire investment timeline. > you never look at nanosecond volatility because it doesn't matter to you, but it still exists. That's exactly my point. The *only* thing we care about are the return and volatility at the end of our investment period. Everything else is merely a curiosity.

ThreeSupreme

Haha! Fan boys are always the last to know. Looks AAPL is having a bad year... **MSFT dethrones AAPL as the king of market cap** In 2024, Microsoft (MSFT) overtook Apple (AAPL) as the world’s most valuable public company by market value. This shift was facilitated by a drop in Apple’s share price. As of March 2024, the stock price for Apple (AAPL) is $172.62. And the 52-week high for AAPL in 2024 is $199.62, and the 52-week low is $155.98. Microsoft’s rise in value can be attributed to its early lead in generative artificial intelligence through an investment in OpenAI. This has boosted Microsoft’s value, especially with the increased demand for remote working. On the other hand, Apple’s sales results missed expectations as demand for iPads and wearables was lower than expected. Here are the companies with the largest market capitalization as of March 22, 2024: **1. Microsoft (MSFT): $3.187T** 2. Apple (AAPL): $2.67T 3. NVIDIA (NVDA): $2.352T 4. Saudi Aramco (2222.SR): $2.119T 5. Alphabet (GOOGL): $1.884T 6. Alphabet (GOOG): $1.884T 7. Amazon.com (AMZN): $1.867T 8. Meta Platforms (META): $1.297T 9. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B): $893.763B 10. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A): $893.763B

PlumpkinMunchkin

What poutine is SUPPOSED to look like  [https://www.reddit.com/r/poutine/s/FW475SR1i3](https://www.reddit.com/r/poutine/s/FW475SR1i3)

knightofthetemplars

Check out remarks by General Flynn and Rand Paul SR regarding an event. They have to tell you before it happens.

purplecatfishbettie

$5 ex-div 31 March [https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/2223.SR?.tsrc=fin-srch](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/2223.SR?.tsrc=fin-srch) is interactive brokers the only place to play '2223.SR'?

zxc123zxc123

* Imagine if some [Lockheed Martin plane](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_Martin_SR-72) killed HUNDREDS of Chinese? US-CN war would IMMEDIATELY breakout. Markets will tank and LMT will be tanking too. Boeing? China just sits there like a bitch and takes it. That is how powerful the Boeing mafia is.

Own-Dot1463

SR was the greatest gift the internet has ever given me. Are you aware of any decent alternatives these days? Asking for my regarded friend.

dicksoutforstonks

NVIDIA'S SR UNSECURED RATING RAISED TO Aa3 FROM A1 BY MOODY'S

Short-Television268

2010 I was buying ~58 for about $16 for DR*Gzzz fucking depression hits whenever someone brings up SR

Bronto_Chad

MICROSTRATEGY TO OFFER $600M OF CONV SR NOTES MSTR CEO about to use the $600MM to buy more BTC , he is a gambling man

aTribeCalledLex

🤣🤣 as if a SR as general as r/stocks is god’s gift to earth. The best part of you dribbled down your mom’s leg. Go back to sleep, bud.

TheOriginalBushToad

**Medication** **Antibiotics:** To kill the bacteria and clear the infection. [Azithromycin](https://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=c2fb85f60b1d735eJmltdHM9MTcwODkwNTYwMCZpZ3VpZD0wY2NhZDAwYi01YTQ3LTZlOTQtMzE2Ni1jMTQxNWIzOTZmOGMmaW5zaWQ9NTU0OA&ptn=3&ver=2&hsh=3&fclid=0ccad00b-5a47-6e94-3166-c1415b396f8c&u=a1aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuYmluZy5jb20vc2VhcmNoP0ZPUk09aGx0aGNuJnE9QXppdGhyb215Y2luJmZpbHRlcnM9c2lkOiUyMjEyYmY2MjhlLTg5NjItODUzYS0yYTUyLTI2ZGQ4YzIyMWVmYyUyMitsaXRlOiUyMi5SR2xoWjI1dmMybHpRMkZ5YjNWelpXeFFiMnhsWGtOb2JHRnRlV1JwWVMxcGJtWmxZM1JwYjI1ZloyeHZZbUZzWDJWdVRXVmthV05oZEdsdmJsNVFUMHhGWGw1ZU1USmlaall5T0dVdE9EazJNaTA0TlROaExUSmhOVEl0TWpaa1pEaGpNakl4WldaaiUyMg&ntb=1) . [Doxycycline](https://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=8e46ac968c51dfaaJmltdHM9MTcwODkwNTYwMCZpZ3VpZD0wY2NhZDAwYi01YTQ3LTZlOTQtMzE2Ni1jMTQxNWIzOTZmOGMmaW5zaWQ9NTU0OQ&ptn=3&ver=2&hsh=3&fclid=0ccad00b-5a47-6e94-3166-c1415b396f8c&u=a1aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuYmluZy5jb20vc2VhcmNoP0ZPUk09aGx0aGNuJnE9RG94eWN5Y2xpbmUmZmlsdGVycz1zaWQ6JTIyYmNlOThhZDUtNjM3Zi0yMmFlLTA2ODEtODYyZWRiMDE5ODQxJTIyK2xpdGU6JTIyLlJHbGhaMjV2YzJselEyRnliM1Z6Wld4UWIyeGxYa05vYkdGdGVXUnBZUzFwYm1abFkzUnBiMjVmWjJ4dlltRnNYMlZ1VFdWa2FXTmhkR2x2Ymw1UVQweEZYbDVlWW1ObE9UaGhaRFV0TmpNM1ppMHlNbUZsTFRBMk9ERXRPRFl5WldSaU1ERTVPRFF4JTIy&ntb=1)

Enodios

That’s great to hear, thanks for sharing Can I ask - what’s your favorite plane you’ve ever flown? Any you hope to fly next? I just have hopes of private flying one day (SR22T is the dream)

2000thtimeacharm

You just randomize your wallet or whatever, we did it all the time on SR

Sandvicheater

Saudi Aramco (2222.SR) has $2.062 Trillion vs APPL $2.826T APPL is not that far ahead homie

TinyTowel

China isn't going to invade Taiwan. Contrary to popular belief, we'd still fuck them up. And as each day passes, we get more likely to beat their ass against they get less likely to invade. Rapid Dragon to JASSM, B-21, SR-72 (not a typo), LRASM, NGAD. F-35 and F-22 are better then you'd believe. Don't sweat the Taiwan thing. Calls on TSMC.

Ready2gambleboomer

*Puts on SR driving record. Calls on his insurance rates.*

Ok-Pea3414

To be honest, from this point in 2024, a 750ish stock price, adjusted for stock splits in 2020 and 2022 seems viable before 2030, while keeping current P/E ratio. Tesla is working to bring its LFP supply chains to US by 2026 so it's newest Model 3 SR can qualify for $7,500 tax credit again. It is also working on a new refreshed Model Y in China, expecting to launch in China somewhere around May/June, and then before year end in the US. It's 'mass market' $25,000 car should begin in 2025/26, or at least that's what the Tesla news sources and YouTube channels say - that should give Tesla an entry into SE Asia car markets, African can markets, Indian car market with a solid offering. Apparently one YouTuber showed a good analysis of how much the car would cost Tesla (~$21,000) if they would try selling it for $25,000. That's pretty good margins. And apparently that's going to be available in two or three different body types. Sedan, CUV, SomethingElse. Now, none of these are official statements by the company - plenty of them are based on evidence (LFP manufacturing moving to US), but majority are pure conjecture or what bigE said or what someone said on another YouTube channel. BUT IF - all of them are true, then there is a high chance of Tesla touching $700+, maybe even $900+ region. Now, this is NOT GOING TO HAPPEN unless all of these things are done, and if Chinese manufacturers setup in Mexico to start flooding the North American markets, it definitely won't - Tesla can lock them out of NACS but it's become a standard by SAE, so Tesla can only lock them out of Tesla supercharger network, they can always use other networks which follow the NACS protocol.

Synik-

Same, got a MARS L fully ambi lower on a KAC SR15 upper

RedRunner14

I have a 2014 SR5, 4runner refresh cycle is so long I basically still have a "new" car lol. The engine is very easy to work on and parts are cheap. I fixed my A/C when I put a hole in the AC line on accident.

ohlookahipster

Don’t. It’s not worth it. I had a Pro. It’s literally just a fun color and some bolt ons. The ORP has everything the Pro has. Or you can just buy an SR5 with a rear locker and buy your own mods for less.

lucky_ducker

If you think rates are going to trend down in the near term - and most investors do - longer duration Treasury Notes are a potential play for capital gains. I opened a position in CUSIP 912810SR0 in November - a T-Note due 5/15/2040 - and it's already up 5.3%. If the Fed rate drops below 3.5% I will start thinking about taking profits.

Yolo1056

Everyone and their sister is talking about it on the Robinhood penny stock SR, they’re waiting for FDA approval and they say when it does it’ll go up a good amount. Just this month alone it’s gone up 87%.

Rare-ish_Bird

Fresh Roast SR800. I store my puts in there, too.

Comfortable_Ad_5650

Are you a pussy because you only have 20k returns on 80% SR Or do you have 20k returns on 80% SR because you are a pussy? 

Slizzerd

My 2019 M3 SR+ is still awesome, love driving that thing.

Flaky-Rip-1333

Whats 2222.SR do? Never heard of them

Tim-in-CA

I had to look up what 2222.SR was. Saudi Arabian oil company.

grifinmill

Had to Google what [2222.SR](https://2222.SR) was. It's the Saudi oil company.

accord1999

2222.SR is Saudi Aramco, The Biggest Oil and the most profitable company in the world.

ryanthomas52

What the hell is 2222.SR?

Inevitable_Ad1535

Yes they are! SR and trend lines are indicators! Is it an indicator for u whn price action crosses a point of SR or crosses ur trendline? Whn in my strategy i see a crossover of my ma n lwma its an indicator. The chart is confused this guy is a theoretical trader that has a lot of theory and no action! By the time he validates the theory the move is over!!💯forex moves in seconds

Sparky_SE81

I need that SR-71 jumbo life size model if they plan on making one 🤤

KSoccerman

RWD, model 3 SR+ I've had countless RWD cars that handle 1000x better in the snow though. Like even just regular .5 inch packed snow, just can't do it and slide around like you would think it was a skating rink. My convertible mustang in high school did better.

javanator999

I'd give a lot to hear an AspenXX call sign requesting clearance for takeoff one last time. (The SR-71 used Aspen call signs in the US.)

Lexsteel11

My 2020 model 3 SR+ cost $38k and you can find that exact year/trim on cars dot com and car gurus for $20k-$25k. Comparably, the equivalent Honda Accord Touring Hybrid costs $39k and you can find that trim for sale from 2020 on those same sites for $20k-$25k.

MattOfMatts

I'll be in the minority and say I wanted to rent EVs but Hertz was terrible at how they did it. 1) Their website said you'd be guaranteed a Model Y or a Model 3 LR. But when you got their they'd have nothing but SR 3's and then they'd look surprised when you asked for a lower rate for the lower tier car. 2) They failed to charge them, so you'd get it and find it has 35% charge and needed to be charged before you could go anywhere Really between thoose two things, even me who wanted to rent then would avoid them. This also doesn't count me the times I saw Hertz employees pushing people who nothing about EVs into them and saying good luck.

divurchic

Go back and read my statement. I don’t have a $1000 payment but a lot of people do. Since auto prices have increased in the last couple years … for instance a Toyota 4 Runner SR5 went from $38K to $48K, this has an impact on consumer monthly payment. When auto prices drop … those people with the high payment will have a car that has dropped in value. Kind of like used car values sky rocketing during COVID. This affects everyone especially when repos start.

timsh3ls

FR, I wish you the best of luck. Only want people to make money. SR futures have priced your trade in already. Look at the spread, they price out over a year from now. There was a trade here 3 months ago, right now you're a bit late. IMO a linear ZT trade makes more sense, but I'm also long ZT. GLWTT

TH3R0GU3W4V3

Check out the last three days on SPX, textbook ascending wedge. [https://cryptomunity.eu/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Rising-Wedge-SR.png](https://cryptomunity.eu/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Rising-Wedge-SR.png)

PiedCryer

Stock options play out over vested time, Up here in Seattle you have SpaceX and Microsoft, Google, Meta, and a few others down the road. MS gives amazing stock options along with solid stability. Elon has founded 9 companies under his belt, along with X. So he's 4/9 if you include SolarCity that he used Tesla to help bail out, and this company. I know of one SR level engineer at SpaceX and they are not lying that Elon is demanding. While MS semi still has worklife balance you get vested, then revested after a few years. So as an HIGH demand LLM developer, its either live comfortably with amazing pay of 400k + hiring bonus and revested of upto $1mil in stock per round or roll the dice with Elon 45% chance of success and rich stuff.

toomuchtodotoday

https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc409 > If your capital losses exceed your capital gains, the amount of the excess loss that you can claim to lower your income is the lesser of $3,000 ($1,500 if married filing separately) or your total net loss shown on line 16 of Schedule D (Form 1040). Claim the loss on line 7 of your Form 1040 or Form 1040-SR. If your net capital loss is more than this limit, you can carry the loss forward to later years. You may use the Capital Loss Carryover Worksheet found in Publication 550, Investment Income and Expenses or in the Instructions for Schedule D (Form 1040)PDF to figure the amount you can carry forward.

Adept_Werewolf_6419

I didn’t know when it hit 200$. Bought some mushrooms and next time I wanted something SR was shut down. My brother called me like a school girl like do you still have it do you still have it. Idve sold at 100$ for sure if I’d known. He passed away with like 80 eth I can’t access and they’ve jumped big too.

patricio87

Nike is getting killed by Hoka. Every third person I see is wearing HOKA. I use them for work shoes now (Hoka bondi SR)

NicKaboom

Already have a lot of responses but FWIW: 37M, Single (but Head of Household), help provide for my partner and part-time step kiddo while she gets back on her feet after some job loss issues. 180k salary, max out 401k, max out Roth (backdoor), max out HSA, contribute ~20k to brokerage account annually, ~21k to HYSA for various budgeted expenses (I am against going into debt for things I cant pay for in cash, so I save ahead of time). ~37% take home pay is invested and 16% is put into savings accounts for a total SR of 53% I started investing via a 401k when I was 22 at my first job making ~28k/yr, but those slow and steady contributions over time are what have paid off. The snowball effect from compounding interest is very real. It took my 9 years to get to my first ~100k invested, and that has over 6X'd over the last 7 years. Hoping to semi-retire or move towards CoastFIRE sometime between 45-50 assuming I can keep contributions going and the market stays steady. **Breakdown** Savings: Currently sitting on 2 years expenses in cash/cash equivalents (HYSA + T-bills in brokerage acct). This is my e-fund of which is ~1 yr of expenses, and the rest is my "budget" accounts where I put money in every paycheck for various expenses (e.g. new car/maintenance, vacation fund, pet expenses, toys/fun shit). Normally I wouldn't let so much cash sit on hand, but with the economy being so up and down the last few years and the current 5% interest/div I am getting, I dont mind letting it ride until things get a little more stable (especially as I have worked for startups for the better part of the last 7 years and have been through layoffs/closures a few times). Investments: The vast majority of my investments is a lazy 2-3 index fund portfolio, tried my hand at picking individual stocks but got my ass handed to me on a few of the pandemic stocks. So outside one or two individual holdings, its mostly invested into a couple broad market mutual funds, and a couple ETFs for specific sectors that I think will continue to look good for the next decade.

geeky_username

Dude, cherry-pick harder? Literally from the top of 8.1.2.1 > The SR1.5 assessed the impacts of global warming of 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. **The dominant human influence on observed global warming and related water cycle changes was confirmed.** Further evidence that anthropogenic global warming has caused an increase in the frequency, intensity and/or amount of heavy precipitation events at the global scale (medium confidence), as well as in drought occurrence in the Mediterranean region (medium confidence) was also reported. https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg1/chapter/chapter-8/

serialmentor

You're both correct and missing the point. Yes, $3000 is the max deduction for ordinary income, but capital gains are not ordinary income, they are capital gains. There is no limit to the amount of capital gains you can offset with capital losses, including accumulated losses in prior years. > The term "net capital gain" means the amount by which your net long-term capital gain for the year is more than your net short-term capital loss for the year. The term "net long-term capital gain" means long-term capital gains reduced by long-term capital losses including any unused long-term capital loss carried over from previous years. > If your capital losses exceed your capital gains, the amount of the excess loss that you can claim to lower your income is the lesser of $3,000 ($1,500 if married filing separately) or your total net loss shown on line 16 of Schedule D (Form 1040). Claim the loss on line 7 of your Form 1040 or Form 1040-SR. If your net capital loss is more than this limit, you can carry the loss forward to later years. https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc409

Kwpthrowaway2

SR-71 pattern is bullish

lilganj710

That’s not true. The [leading indicators index](https://www.conference-board.org/topics/us-leading-indicators), which is an aggregate of a bunch of macro indicators, has been collapsing for a while now. Pointing to a recession However, I agree with what mary ann bartels said last week on [real yield](https://youtu.be/M4ZwAZAx3-c?si=SR2VEAewFmBVU6iq): traditional economic models aren’t working as well as they used to because of all the trillions the fed printed in covid

EuthanizeArty

Here's the problem: you're comparing a 2020 Model 3 which I presume is SR+, pre heat pump Current model Y LR is 49k and Mach E route is 59k. I can reliabily get 260-280 on highway with a 2021 Model Y. The winter difference is no joke. Here's actually range test done https://www.google.com/amp/s/insideevs.com/reviews/663649/ford-mustang-mache-range-test/amp/

trigrhappy

If they were going to give you a 2023 TRD (sport, off-road, or Pro) loaded with options as an even trade for a 2020 SR5...... and you turned it down... You belong here.

_Marat

Same, 2020 Tacoma SR5, dealership wants it back for more than I paid. They offered a 2023 Tacoma TRD model as a trade with all kinds of bells and whistles. No thanks, I’m not a boomer.

thelimeisgreen

How is the price after incentives meaningless? Incentives that most customers can take advantage of to at least some degree. Are those same incentives meaningless on Toyota vehicles? Or other brands? They’re not unique to Tesla. And beginning next year, buyers will be able to take the federal incentives as well as several state incentives, as point of sale credits. As of right now, I can buy a Model 3 SR in Colorado for $27690 + tax/title/license. That’s $38990 - $7500 fed - $3800 state. State incentive here is a refundable credit, so the buyer gets it even if they have 0 taxable income. Sure not everyone can use the full fed tax credit, but most buyers can if they play it right. Sure it’s not the “real” price of the car. Consumer Joe don’t care about that, he just knows the car costs him $27690+tax and license plates. Sadly, the tax incentives are also impactful on the used market because everyone (even used dealers/ brokers) assumes the original buyer paid at least $7500 less than MSRP. So to say they don’t matter is misguided, even facetious.

hereforthecommentz

Damn it. I lose hundreds of thousands of dollars, and I'm not even allowed to take the $3000 loss. Stupid 'married filing separately'. If line 16 is a loss, enter here and on Form 1040, 1040-SR, or 1040-NR, line 7, the smaller of: • The loss on line 16; or • ($3,000), or if married filing separately, ($1,500)

Flimsy-Possibility17

Still too much. Tesla sales people have continued to tell me the price won't drop. But that was when a SR was nearly 46k and I told him I'll accept my delivery once it's 30k or I cancel the order lol

Thesource674

AC-130 would like to know your location. Although both the 22 and SR71 are some elite pieces of aviation.

T-MoneyAllDey

THE SR71 is SO hot for how old it is

Alec_NonServiam

I mean we're getting to the point where the platform doesn't matter, they just need it for electronic warfare and linking to drone wingmen/missile platforms to engage beyond the horizon. That being said, the F22 is the sexiest plane ever built. Okay maybe second sexiest behind the SR71.

yuckfoubitch

Futures contracts: 10y: ZN/23Z, 30y: ZB/23Z, 5y: ZF/23Z, 2y: ZT/23Z Each quarter these will roll off. The first quarter contract is the march which will be /24H, then June /24M, then Sep /24U, and then Dec /24Z… and repeat. You also have 3 month SOFR futures which are symboled SR3/23Z (you can find monthlies of these, not just quarterly). You also have fed funds futures (tracks fed funds rate) which is ZQ/23Z and you can find monthlies for these too. All of these products have options markets, but some aren’t very liquid (2y, fed funds), but most are quite liquid and very active.

BackThatThangUp

This is the most accurate depiction of anything I’ve ever seen https://youtube.com/shorts/C3mn6y2SR0c?si=vevPWf1zvmK5coEO

shanere05

A old Bush SR saying on raising taxes

Magikarp_to_Gyarados

Model Y was never targeted at the 30k level. The concept and preliminary pricing was revealed in March 2019: [https://www.theverge.com/2019/3/14/18264446/tesla-model-y-suv-compact-announcement-price-release-date-features-elon-musk](https://www.theverge.com/2019/3/14/18264446/tesla-model-y-suv-compact-announcement-price-release-date-features-elon-musk) >**The $47,000 long-range Model Y will come first in the fall of 2020**, and it will have a range of 300 miles, Musk said. Tesla will also sell an all-wheel drive dual-motor version for $51,000 and a performance version for $60,000 — both of which will be available in fall 2020. The cheaper, **standard range version with a range of 230 miles won’t be available until 2021, Musk said. It will sell for $39,000.** ​ Tesla did eventually sell the Model Y RWD SR (single motor, 244 miles range) for a brief time in 2021, at a price of 42k [https://insideevs.com/news/466055/tesla-model-y-sr-compared-model-y-lr/](https://insideevs.com/news/466055/tesla-model-y-sr-compared-model-y-lr/)

BuffMaltese

I just bought another Model 3 last Sunday. Primarily because someone offered to buy my 2019 model 3 SR+ with 133,000 miles for $18,200, so with the $7,500 rebate, it was kinda a no brainer. I’m not too upset the refresh is coming sooner than I thought, my old car would of been worthless by the time the refresh comes out. I also shorted TSLA 100k Thursday before close.

beankdkfkfk

a SR depeg from dollar to yuan should speed up the collapse of usd

hangem1121

It was over 800k per day and it’s crude we could export as well. Biden tried to drain the SR and it worked for a little bit but the saudis has called his bluff and now it’s empty. His policies are screwing us. They most definitely can take a long time to build, they’re huge. What doesn’t take that long is increasing production from existing refineries.

SoccerTease604

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9SR9ws2jVw&t=10s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9SR9ws2jVw&t=10s) New video where the CEO mentions that if you include the company's current $7.3M in cash the EV equates to about $12 per ounce.

SPAC_Time

[Mobiv Acquisition Corp Provides Business Update; Announces Increased Merger Consideration for Holders of Class A Common Stock That Do Not Redeem Their Shares Prior to Merger with SRIVARU Holding](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2023/08/09/2721980/0/en/Mobiv-Acquisition-Corp-Provides-Business-Update-Announces-Increased-Merger-Consideration-for-Holders-of-Class-A-Common-Stock-That-Do-Not-Redeem-Their-Shares-Prior-to-Merger-with-SR.html) \- MOBV MOBVW MOBV is adding a 2,500,000 bonus pool for non-redeeming shareholders, to be divided equally among non-redeemed public shares. Currently about 5,675,941 public shares remaining. If 0% redemptions, each MOBV will convert into roughly 1,44 shares when business combination closes. If 3,175,941 shares are redeemed, each MOBV will convert into 2 shares when business combination closes. If 5 million shares are redeemed, each MOBV will convert into about 4.7 shares when business combination closes.

GRasputin69

Why do you assume that ST rates stay flat if fed stops raising rates? Won't demand for SR bonds increase if buyers anticipate the fed won't increase rates because their price won't go down in the short term?

self-assembled

Lying about what? I might be wasting my time arguing with someone who clearly prefers blind antagonism to facts, but if you look at the data https://www.iea.org/reports/global-ev-outlook-2023/trends-in-batteries You can see that in just the last two years LFP went from 5% of batteries to 25%, and continues to increase. LFP battery density too is increasing and this year will match that of NMC batteries from a few years, i.e. perfectly good for any car, even if they're limited to the SR models of Model 3 and Model Y today. LFP also encompasses the majority of BYD cars and 30% of Teslas sold, again according to actual data I just read.

pld89

They have already put 7 million into inventory and I think already had 4 million worth on hand. They already have access to the hospitals that treat 50% of paed SR GVHD patients. They have patients and doctors that are just waiting for this to be approved. They just patented 3D bioreactor technology - manufacturing in the future is going to be able to scale. No adverse issues reported after the Singapore lonza facility was inspected. They're gonna have a running start of approved.

Frequent-Length-9966

got to get me a couple of those Samsung SR650 Series 27-inch monitors

BKS1911

Not specifically looking for someone to provide an investment plan here, but looking for someone to provide some guidance on where I should go to get some advise/assistance. I am 30 years old, working a white collar job making pretty good money. I have 4 accounts below with rough values indicated. Vanguard Roth IRA - $20K (VTSAX) Vanguard 401K - $20K (VTTSX) (Previous Employer than I have not been able to contribute to for 4 years) Fidelity 401K - $75K (JPMCB SR DRE 2045) Fidelity Brokerage - $8.5K Here is my dilemma, I have tried to roll the Vanguard 401K over to my Fidelity account and there was issues with Pre-tax where vanguard was going to try and hit me with fee's for pulling out of account ILO a standard roll-over. Looking for suggestions on where I can go to get a one time plan put together. I do not believe I am at the point to have an active financial planner but figured Reddit would be the best place to reach out prior to just calling JPMorgan or Fidelity. Thanks in advance.

nrpeckham

Less than 70 years later we were flying the SR71 over the Soviet Union at Mach 3+ on a regular basis

Tesla_Model_Y

Some thoughts from someone who has been driving only Teslas for a decade. > 1. ⁠The material requirement to make new batteries is immense. If you thought burning gas into CO2 was bad for the environment, think about all the resource destruction goes into mining all the minerals we need for batteries. True but those materials can be nearly fully recycled and reused meaning less mining in the future. Check out Redwood Materials by the ex Tesla CTO for more. > 2. ⁠What percent of the 140 million housing units have the ability to install a 220V line? Of those, how many have the finances to drop the cash needed to install 220V lines? You can't charge these cars with a standard 110V port. I mean you COULD, but it would take DAYS to recharge the battery fully. I live in a townhome. My breaker box has no free space, I don't feel like spending the money to install a 220V line, and my car is not directly in front of my house. Even if my car was in front of my house and I had the money and desire to install an external 220V line, I'm not allowed to run a cable along the walking path and my yard. How many others are in this situation? You can't force these people to get EV's. Sure, there is an EV charging station down the road from me, but shit, the whole ALLURE of an EV is that you can charge from home and save money on fuel and thus recoup the extra cost of getting an EV. Charging at an EV station negates all of that - keep in mind most stations (including this one down the street, not to mention all in my county) charge a wait fee if you don't disconnect your car within 10 minutes after completing your charge...ridiculous. If your EV is a commuter car, you’ll survive just fine on 110v unless you drive the Hummer EV or some other massively inefficient vehicle with a giant battery. Even easier if you have workplace charging. Plus, installing a 220 outlet costs $300 assuming your fuse box is in the garage. > 3. ⁠For a long haul trip, people are still going to opt for a gas car. Trust me, I (and many other men) wouldn't hear the end of it from our wives for having to stop for 45 minutes every 250 miles to recharge, versus having to stop for under 10 minutes to refill. Hold your horses. Who spends 45 minutes charging at each stop? Maybe the Bolt takes that long because it DC fast charges super slowly but that’s also not a road trip car. A better example: driving from Seattle to San Diego in a LR Model 3 requires two hours of charging stops for the entire trip (via ABetterRoutePlanner, the gold standard of trip planning and recent Rivian acquisition). > 4. ⁠Cost. Even with the federal $7500 credit, the cost is still too high to the point that it will take you 15 years of gas refills or so to negate the extra cost of an EV. A state rebate would help, but only 15 states (the usual suspects, all deep blue states, plus TX, sans DC & WA) offer individuals a rebate on the purchase of an EV, most require the MSRP be below $50,000 (i.e. Tesla Model Y doesn't apply). 2 states/territories (DC & WA) offer rebates on your taxes, and one (GA) offers businesses an incentive. The rest have absolutely nothing or basically nothing (WI). The base Accord starts at $27k. The SR Model 3 is $5k more after tax credit. As an actual EV owner, it won’t take 15 years to recoup that additional $5k. It won’t even take five. Besides, highly budget conscious buyers won’t (or at least shouldn’t) be buying new cars. They’ll stick to the used market and buy something 8-10 years old. > 5. ⁠Unlike used gas cars which are easily resold since all the parts are good or are easily replaced (e.g. lead-acid battery, motor oil, gas), used EV's have lower value because their non-replaceable batteries lose capacity over time. A vast majority of the degradation occurs in the first 18-24 months. After that, the battery stops degrading and levels off around 85%-90% of the original capacity. In other words, the battery will long outlive the car. Once everything else around the battery is scrapped, the batteries can still be used as stationary storage or the metals can be recycled and made into a new battery. > I think as people wake up to these realities, the fad will die out and auto makers will be looking for the next best thing, which is hydrogen power cars. While reasons 1, 2, 4 and 5 are big detractors, #3 is the big one, which boils down to convenience. People just want the ability to refill within 5 minutes and be on their way. This 30-45 min bs is annoying. Hydrogen fuel cars allow that. Check out videos on them. The only issue right now is that you have to use an app to find out which stations (in the LA area) are full and open since there aren't unlimited stations and cheap means of production/transport (pipelines) like we have with gas. Production of hydrogen isn't cheap. I have a coworker in the Bay Area who wanted a hydrogen powered car until he realized that the closest fueling station was 45 minutes away. Imagine driving an hour and a half to fuel up your car.

DreamcatcherEgg

I'm casually browsing eBay watches.... I want this clear, transparent, pink, Casio G Shock GMA-S110SR-7A watch, I don't care if it's for females.

ThemeInternational21

I’m in, did enough SR for me to be comfortable knowing the risks with start-ups. This one is one breaking news story away from take off. Production and deliveries will tell us the real story. Not going to wait for that while SP is so low. 5k in. Sink or swim.

Longjumping_Relief50

Do you know which variant is included in 29K? Standard Range Plus (SR+), Long Range (LR) or Performance?

thejumpingsheep2

They are beaten up for a reason. There is a limit to what people will spend on spectator sports and all these companies eat from the same trough. That amount will simply follow wage inflation plus or minus attachment trend and the rest is cannibalism within the segment. Also note that spectator events have been losing butts for at least two decades. This coincides with the rise of interactive entertainment... aka video games. So the fundamentals arent exactly great. Sportradar (a service my employer uses), for example, saw a surge thanks to the rise (and insane funding) of online gambling. Those startups received and spent billions (mostly on marketing) their services. But they are mostly unprofitable. They will run out of funding in the next few years and only a hand full will survive the consolidation cycle. Can companies like SR increase fees to keep up with the consolidation? If you raise fees too much will customers bolt or create their own service? A bit too much risk imho.

Emperor_Space

I thought that **Saudi Arabian Oil Company (2222.SR)** was on discount and I didn't know. I guess we need to keep waiting on [2222.SR](https://2222.SR) deal.

Khaldani

I know I wouldn’t because when my account hit 24k, I took half of my portfolio, and invested it in dividend stocks. When my account reaches 50k, I’ll do it again, and again at 100k. I learned to trade from Saty Mahajan YouTube videos and have made some friends on fintwit that have helped me fine tune my trading strategy. I use 4 (that apart from the trading view subscription are) free trading indicators. 2 are Saty’s indicators (default settings), in combination with SR Channels and UT Bot (change sensitivity to 1). If don’t believe me and want to watch me live trade, let me know.

someonesaymoney

The fuck. I take collagen powder sometimes (SR Collagen Peptides: Hydrolyzed Type I & III) and had no idea it even had protein. Looking at it, mines got 40 cal and 10g protein per scoop. I take it mainly for ligament stuff as a preventative measure. Can't really tell if it's doing anything but eh. If you really want protein why not do whey isolate or a meal replacement?

Redsjo

When you look at the car pricing history you see that Tesla model Y SR RWD was released for $41,990 back in 01/07/21. This model we are talking of is the model Y SR AWD so putting an extra motor on it increased the sale price by $5,490.-. and the long range model Y AWD costed back then $49,990 which costing now $50,740. So longterm the price is still up whatever the mainstream media says facts don't lie. Does BYD and VW make EV at an profit? Do they grow as fast while increasing their ebitda? BYD had 1.5% Gross margin last time I heard about it and recently cutted the prices of their vehicles by =-$2500.

Badwolf_131

Oh yeah. Love that plane. I fell in love with it as a kid. It just LOOKS so damned deadly. That one and the SR-71 are my favorite. Hell, the SR-71 leaks like a fucking sieve on the ground. But it’s still one of the best, in my book at least.

ralphthemagician

Calls on defense. Alien drama is just defense department propaganda. They want the DoD to feel cool and mysterious so every now and then they do these campaigns to make people think they have the capability to do something like coverup alien technology. It’s recruiting. There will probably be a “leak” about an SR-71 replacement at the end of the year or something of that nature.

huntsvileUFO

You are an idiot. Lockheed created the SR-71 in the 60’s.. created a drone that could fly 4K mph in the 60’s.. you think the greatest company in aeronautic achievement doesn’t have countless projects in their hundred of billions of dollars annually in black project money that makes spacex look like your tiny rocket?

jimmy785

I just bought a fully premium kicks SR 28k out the door Imo not bad I was thinking EV but replacing that battery is expensive

shhonohh

Not a liar, but didn't notice the $12.99 was for case only. Recent ones with the game [sold for $19.50 w $3 shipping](https://www.ebay.com/itm/256074808123?hash=item3b9f3f7b3b%3Ag%3A3jMAAOSwmrtkX-ff&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAAwO2MOpFPYYeCZDww2BADKg0urI9FZQKYHbYl3gPBN9wgQT%2BNxl7511xJDMDfHKuaBWy4k7ECD69nttLDdZbuGhf1u%2FYHVjhrpl83YvfWr8yLD7NUirQOzxx1P%2FRyPPQq3GOUP6CdysDehyh1bUfbvUlFyQvQ5LhVSGCcXhZ%2B7K7FGVnh9HlJUCSFW0kKev3s9ifCmDFKwdi6M%2FJMx0w6dFrIofx7GfQlsTeutokk6tDA6PFc3Q%2FhrznLE7s7k3C5Qw%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR_al1LqTYg&LH_Auction=1), [sold for $21.50 w $5.95 shipping](https://www.ebay.com/itm/125922659819?hash=item1d51934deb%3Ag%3A3fUAAOSwXZZkVo0Y&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAAwASpUaXyMJlmMxjUnZ07IQOVgJt886PcPubsF2VjwdnAy9De3rOz88gAV2tuSYiVYoaOovvr1nLWs4CvX6aGB9lofF37D%2B%2Fo1%2BjJ8UkwMq%2F9DOvodeQz%2FSr7mFpbBaIqBhOnKwre2cuNkGAxNUJQt9iP02M%2Fsi8CW4kwawRLgkCEK5U5kZObj6V9KwliY3mNvELlw59m5kQe3AUp%2F0rp1%2BF630pvkaE4PSj1BZ2hZliOS8K9WedVALUL5mohs0UCOw%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR_al1LqTYg&LH_Auction=1&nma=true&si=7QXLEjXdFmZ8BjPKm06RDtXXVqI%253D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557), [sold for $23.50 w $5.99 shipping](https://www.ebay.com/itm/314476974465?hash=item493849d181%3Ag%3ALogAAOSwSPRkGhJr&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAAwE72TNSTLyga4cuv7xfrA8uDuQF%2BqunrbK6q1OYb2E1Ubv7Q%2FeQgfcRv0MKe6nBbuOeramBd6hd8YVEtGEUMuElTabfv2UxSNXIh%2F8yJxBlzd%2Bsk1yfGt3fmnC3grS9c7PS3RevmyDxg53XEqL5Uj%2FSqloowlUUyIVNR4hU2ldREer0Yhq1wzNxpdieWfx8GxB%2FwCVdrRPi%2BArCxT3NtF6BAQopAkkr7QebDw3sD3tTzQ46MxSZlUYRYvLVoYr%2BtQg%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR_il1LqTYg&LH_Auction=1)

RainieY

That's not true, I bought it last year around summer and then kept buying until I ran out of money. My entire portfolio is NVDA, SHOP and MSFT. [I first started buying stocks in 2022.](https://imgur.com/a/aCUx8SR)

No_Juggernaut3934

Amazon workers are back. And so is the traffic. Data from transportation analytics provider Inrix shows average commute speeds dropping by as much as 35% on routes in and out of Seattle since Amazon’s return-to-office mandate went into effect earlier this month. SR 520, which connects Bellevue and the Eastside to Seattle via bridge, had an average speed of 42 MPH going into the city before Amazon’s policy kicked in. The 2-week average starting May 1 dropped to 30 MPH.

TextileWasp

Lol this motherfucker does not know what they're talking about. If you literally don't live in Seattle downtown your commute is 1 hr+ Allow me to introduce you to the 2 fucking bridges that cosplay as parking lots during the commute hours: I90 and SR520.

knopeswaffles

2023 Tacoma either SR5 or Sport trim.. only screen is in the center, but it still has physical buttons and dials and a traditional dashboard

vulturetacos

Ain’t worth it bröther SR-25 is better

Leeroy_Jenkins100

SR flip callin 101.50

IllIllllIIIlllII

That trade system was like super popular in 2012. I remember there were some blogs that back tested all these rules like that with contango and Vix vol and would have ridiculous SR of like 2.

DYTTIGAF

The fastest air breathing aircraft (the SR-7) was designed in the 1950's. Don't you think that battery technology has advanced in the last 100 years beyond what's been..... advertised?

exccord

4 Runner SR5s (base model) going for 48-50k would say otherwise. Especially when the website MSRP is 39.9.

ADoggSage

NAFTA was setup by Bush SR. And signed into law by Clinton. The rich get richer regardless of who is in office, at least since I have been alive

RubberHoss

It still depends. I am actually looking into buying a Grünheide Model Y cause build quality on others Models is bullshit and Tesla offers the best range for the best price in Germany at the moment. You can allways wait for the sales that's true but then you are also at the constant gable of the car you want not being available. E.g i look for a red Model Y SR its like a needle in a haystack but the discount on the price and the financing is worth it. Then i have enough coworkers buying cars directly and paying the higher price for more customisation. So the "i wait for sales" play is more something for people who either already have a car an can wait it out or don't need one immediately. But most car purchases i have seen people do weren't planned but instead: "I need a new one and it need it now" cause old one was destroyed after a accident or whatnot.