TM

Rare-ish_Bird

Daily, noon-time reminder: You should... ...prolly should start thinking about doing something else ^(TM)

Rare-ish_Bird

Prolly should start thinking about doing something else ^(TM)

yaykaboom

I see you’ve recently terminated your America^^^TM + plan. If you dont resubscribe within 30 your entire history will be terminated.

kangadegen

$TM call options been getting crushed over barely any movement 😘

kangadegen

EV market isn’t going anywhere. You’ve got the big boys working under a government mandate. $TM will be the leader.

Dependent-Key-609

TM stock up 2.5% in after hours!

dogebonoff

Those cheap 0TM low IV lottos are so tempting If they hit they hit bigly, it’s just so unlikely. Worth throwing a couple hundred at every now and then for the possible +10,000% gain on 10% movement. Maybe next time champ

gbninjaturtle

Don’t you worry, my boi Ka$hkari^(TM) Comin thru to u to fuk ya calls It’s tru And when ya think he’s done And you’re on the run Don’t keep ya noose loose Cuz Ka$hkari^(TM) will get that anoos 

ZeroWashu

As a long time Tesla fan and owner, if they dropped the TM2 in my simplistic view its over and probably the reason we saw a certain high level departure. I have had access to FSD through the beta like many and while it is very good it it and more importantly society are not ready for self driving cars. As in, too many jerks out there would try to disrupt a self driving car regardless who is put at risk and far too many roads are just poorly marked or designed to where they give people trouble

Lost-Practice-5916

Because of our debt, some modest form of QE Lite^(TM) is inevitable. Which is why st0nks > corn >>> cash > bonds.

RegardedDipshit

Generated on Nvidia^^TM Hardware.

creemeeseason

I mean, I can't really give advice, I don't know your situation. If you're trying momentum trading, I highly recommend William O'Neil books. He writes a lot about technical movements and things. One thing he notes is that you should always have your exit planned in advance. If the trade doesn't work, get out. If you're buying long term, valuation is more important than technicals. Almost everything in the market is selling off right now, so its not your stock in particular. If you're comfortable with your valuation, be comfortable. However, 20% of your net worth on any individual stocks is very risky. As far as the investment itself, I have no idea. I usually avoid car makers, so I've never looked into TM.

dvdmovie1

It's a car company valued like a tech company and now sales are slowing materially - even the company admitted that sales would be "notably lower" this year. Hybrids are outselling EVs; TM is up 30% or so YTD, TSLA down 40% YTD. It's getting oversold and I wouldn't be surprised if there's a short term bounce, but people are acting like there isn't very legitimate reasons behind the selling. The other day: "Electric-vehicle sales further decelerated in the first quarter, as purchases of gas-electric hybrids remained strong, accentuating a trend that started last year. Industry figures released earlier this month showed that **hybrid sales rose 43% in the January-to-March period, while EV sales flattened, up only 2.7% in the quarter. Contributing to the sluggish EV sales were weak numbers from Tesla, which accounts for about half of the U.S. electric market**, according to data from research firm Motor Intelligence." https://www.wsj.com/business/autos/hybrids-extend-lead-over-evs-in-green-vehicle-race-4cbd6b42

dvdmovie1

Not everything that is down a lot is the next Meta 2022. You have the company literally telling people that this will not be a good year and that growth will be "notably lower", EV sales are slowing while hybrids are doing well (look at TM vs TSLA YTD), high rates continue on, etc. Tesla has benefitted from being a car company viewed as a tech company; if that spell wore off completely - not good. People don't seem to want to accept the idea that the car business - with very few exceptions - just isn't a good business. Musk hasn't been very positive on recent calls and has talked about the difficulties of the car business many times in the past. Musk will try to pump robotaxis in August. From 2019: "Tesla CEO Elon Musk predicts 1 million "robotaxis" on the road by next year." https://www.wired.com/story/promises-broken-musk-offers-new-pledges-self-driving/ Stock is just about technically oversold so I wouldn't be surprised to see a bounce, but for a material/sustained move higher there has to be some improvement for EVs.

creemeeseason

No offense, but it's 8% off it's ATH which implies you bought at the (recent) peak. The time to buy TM was a year and a half ago when people screamed that they were done because hybrids were going to be killed by EVs However, if you still believe in the story and the valuation, then good luck! It's just bad timing. Most things are down in the last few weeks, regardless of the business. It happens.

_hiddenscout

TM is up 32% in the last 6M and 70% on the 1Y. Seems like it is going up.

Dependent-Key-609

Then why TM is not going up anymore?

_hiddenscout

I don't like buying automakers personally just a type of business I don't want to own, however, TM looks pretty solid. The fundamentals are good and it seems like the EV transition isn't playing out the way people thought. Seems like the consumer wants hybrids, which Toyota does a great job in selling.

ahhhbiscuits

You saw the CyberTruck^^^^^TM... do you not understand meme economics brah bro bra?!?

ParaMotard0697

That wasn't very Cash Money^^TM of you

stockerooni

All of the other ones are garbage. This one is different (TM)

MachineWins

I got pretty drunk last night with some friends, I told them if we ever get news this week for rescheduling I will get a tattoo that saids “soon TM” on my pinky. Seems like I’m good for now

BearCorp

Trump AI ^TM coming soon

Fangslash

 "don't fight the Fed" one of the dumbest saying out there that only worked during zero rate environment. Fed is countercyclical, you are literally supposed to fight them. Also Fed have been saying rate cuts coming soon.TM for like a year now, it should be very obvious that they wants higher for longer without spooking the market, especially for bond

The_Summer_Man

BuckUpBuckaroosButton^^TM

kangadegen

$TM is a powerhouse and their approach to EVs is what will separate them further. While others have gone all in, they are in one foot in the door and one foot in the other door, meaning, they have a ramp approach to full electric fleets. Unlike other manufacturers who are working towards a hard cut, Toyota is essentially calling the governments bluff here. Go long before their ER. You’re going to see how much they are dominating the market compared to any other car brand.

PeachAdventurous116

Anyone else thinking SPY puts for TM

Sufficient-Ferret962

I am not a maverick but a Tomahawk (c), therefore I would only operate on grounds of certain victory regardless of having been born vallisnt and generous. On these terms, visualice Spanish Hyperrealist máster Antonio López and projects and transpose those visions Infinity more Real TM than Altmant'$ naïf travesty of inteligence & any of you are withina the definition above framed or aspire to be revolutionay, make a few bucks, share with your loved ones and sabe a ¢; or you are just a madman (mind this is not deluded) forget about short, sbando shorttermism strategies & keep an eye and a fiver on "decrecimiento". You shall wake Up Next time a bit richer but more importantly, more poweful athrough enlightment. (And do not forget fulfilling your tasks with el fisco were you not interested ending like Al) Cheers, mates

knightofthetemplars

rent it out, or I can list it for sale for you. I am a Realtor TM, a good one, actually educated.

DrakonILD

Me with my TSLA puts and TM calls laughing to the bank today. Or, I would be if I hadn't bought that put first thing Monday morning...

chaching_owl

The TM stock ticker got me, thought it was TSM at244 LOL

SoldCarForGasMoney

ngl i read TM as tsm and i almost had a stroke seeing 244

3pinripper

Inflation why stonks go up. Calls on TM

Echo-Possible

You sure? Toyota had 20% gross margin in 2023. https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/TM/toyota/gross-margin

btctrader13

#I Am An Internetter^^**TM**

gnocchicotti

True, TM is only up 72% ttm

UsuallylurknotToday

FAKE DIP IS OVER ​ TIME FOR V^(TM)

KingFishofFlorida

SO SOMEONE TOOK A SHIT SOMEWHERE BERS ATE BULLS ATE GOOD DAY- WHATS THE PLAY TM ARE WE HEADED TOWARDS DOOMSDAY!?

kangadegen

Those $TM numbers going to be so fk juiced next ER.

brianjamesxx

***this time is different*** ***^(TM)***

Fauster

Recently, when asked about people being deterred from buying Tesla's due to his controversial politics, Elon said something along the lines of: Do you want to buy the best car, or not? And gestured as if it was a no brainer, as if coastal EV buyers were forced to buy Teslas. Of course, Elon will not blame these numbers on himself, he'll blame it on high interest rates, while TM is blowing Tesla's doors off. I used to own Tesla, but not for awhile now. I don't like his vanity projects, the market for the cybertruck at its current price is small. Tesla got to its current market cap because he pulled off the model 3, full stop. Elon took huge deposits for his other vanity project, the roadster, many years ago, and he has been teasing that recently, implying that it will have compressed gas thrusters for braking, acceleration and cornering. I have no idea how that would be street legal or if he could convince regulators that the gas thrusters would be GPS-fenced, or something along those lines. But, it's an expensive vanity project. Who knows when the model 2 comes out. Who knows what new controversies he'll create for now good reason, while alienating largely liberal EV buyers. If Elon is thinking about buying out reddit and taking it private and reads this post, I would ask him: Do you want to get so rich that you can die on Mars, or not?

Necessary-Onion-7494

At 166 the PE is 40. For comparison TM has a PE of 10. If investors starts seeing Tesla as a car company, there is way more pain in the future.

licancaburk

I guess you're Tesla investor... Well, few months ago Battery Life channel compared real (showed on chargers) consumption between TM3 and ID.7 and VW had slightly better result while being much bigger car... Software is snappy, responsive, configurable, looks better IMHO than Tesla's text based UI. VW has much better drive comfort, sound isolation, more screens, buttons, matrix beams that work, HUD, blind spot indicators in mirrors and more... Tesla has nothing, only horsepower way beyond standard needs

Fine-Historian4018

https://ibb.co/4tXk4TM

fkn_clownshoes

why TM being dumb

UsuallylurknotToday

Lmfao “the drop^TM “

kangadegen

$TM is where I'm starting to park money.

UsuallylurknotToday

#Free money hack for bears: Calls are like puts on bear portfolios. Sick of losing every single day? Buy puts on yourself with calls! Calls are the new revolutionary way to bet against something. Instead of that thing being the strongest and most ubiquitously integrated economic hegemony ever conceived, you bet against bears like you! Now you can be a bear and win, with calls!^TM

kangadegen

Go long on $TM and $BYDDY If you like batteries and cars, these are your winners.

fkn_clownshoes

JPM LLY TM…my all stars

Bellweirboy

$TM is Toyota - right? How does Toyota benefit from SA’s demise? I don’t get it….

Extra-Season-4141

yes call on TM and banana futures

WashedOut3991

That’s why I waited to load like a TM good boy

NeutralInvestor

TM

nsane99

Loading up on more calls. Big tech only go up! EU can't touch Freedom(TM).

MyNameSanjeet

#I’ll internet for you^^**TM**

AP9384629344432

Weekend musings about Tesla: - [Used car prices in recent years](https://i.imgur.com/nGnULn4.png). Some were complaining that this chart just reflects the average car getting older as Tesla autos become more popular/widespread in the existing fleet. Would be nice to overlay a similar graph for another car brand. - The account TroyTeslike is apparently a well-respected and fairly accurate forecaster of Tesla production/deliveries (within a few percent). [His forecast for Q1](https://i.imgur.com/0nC2RAJ.png) suggests analysts are way too optimistic and need to revise down their expectations. - [Gary Black](https://twitter.com/garyblack00/status/1771913365671105006) (apparently a Tesla bull) similarly is tamping down expectations, anticipating 425K in Q1 (compared to Troy's 420K) and in contrast to analyst's 475K (actual number last year for Q1 was 422K--so you may even see negative growth). He says the analyst consensus for Q2 is 504K (1 year ago actual number was 466K) and is also likely too optimistic. The forward multiple on 2025 numbers is 42 (the 2024 forward multiple is 57). Both of these numbers may be pushed higher in upcoming months. The current analyst consensus (from Seeking Alpha) is -1% EPS growth in 2024 and 37% EPS growth in 2025, from revenue growth of 13% and 20%, respectively. - In recent days it was announced Tesla is cutting production by 20% in China, probably due to weak local demand. There were also announcements of a small price hikes of some models (model Y only I think) in US/Europe/Asia starting 4/2, but is this a reflection of strong demand or the automaker pushing for inventory reduction before Q1 numbers come out? Troy from above claims model Y inventory is at an ATH and this probably isn't a demand driven move (consistent with the used car price trend and recent discounts). Looks like if you're a TSLA bull, there will be minimal good news the next 2 quarters and the valuation may suddenly look a lot more expensive than it is with little change in the stock price. I'm curious about whose stock wins 1 year from today: GM or TSLA or TM or STLA? (Huh, just noticed Stellantis is just swapping the T and S in TSLA).

DryGeneral990

People have said that since 2020. "Tesla is more than a car company". TSLA is the worst performing stock since it entered the S&P. TM has done better in the past 3 years.

PuzzleheadedSpeech67

NVDA, V, MSFT, TM > TSLA, KR and DKS I think AMZN is flirting with anti trust issues and is too vertically integrated in every aspect of their business. It would just take a bored DOJ like you're seeing with Apple to try and break them up.

75w90

Rycey and TM

Aldoner716

Yep the new Tundra, Tacoma and Prius are exceptional. I think I'll dump some DIS and buy some more TM on Monday....

Select_Screen_285

Appreciate it bro. Thinking of just catching the any dips down to support on NVDA (profit taking again at 975 or right before 1k so those arent ITM?), TM, FERG, TNA with 10 shares if and when drops come... riding them back up for a couple hundred each time.

RedElmo65

lol you’re long TM.

Echo-Possible

Toyota does not have negative cashflow. People will just make anything up. https://www.wsj.com/market-data/quotes/TM/financials/annual/cash-flow Toyota had cash flow of 3T Yen in 2023. That's 20B in US dollars.

Ok-ChildHooOd

Long TM short TSLA has been crushing

Line____Down

Yup, bought 20 shares in my Roth in February last year. Up 77%. Also bought some shares and a call right before last earnings, and the sweetheart CEO rewarded me by dropping a teaser right before earnings that sent TM up 10% that day. If I would have invested all the money my ‘95 Camry has saved me in the last 7 years in TM stonk, I’d be a millionaire by now. Best car manufacturer by a long shot IMO. My brother said it was a dumb idea. He also didn’t like XOM at $60 a couple years back.

Dinossoar

Yes, my TM stocks have made me a ton of money.

Educational-Fun7441

TM

FNFactChecker

LMFAO, this mf actually thinks Arthritis Prime^(TM) is gonna hit mass production as per Elno's timeline 

_RAPTORMAN_

Yet another day of failing to start a TM position and watching It like it’s fucking my old lady

AnotherThrowaway2841

Not involved in the industry, but possibly GRID - [https://www.morningstar.com/etfs/xnas/grid/quote](https://www.morningstar.com/etfs/xnas/grid/quote) GRID started climbing right around the time you asked this question. Actively managed fund, expense ratio of 0.570%. Tracks the Nasdaq Clean Edge Smart Grid Infrastructure Index TM. Top holdings are Eaton, Schneider Electric, and ABB, Inc (one of the other posters said "AbbVie", don't know if that was an autocorrect mistake because AbbVie is strictly pharmaceuticals). Also includes GE and Siemens. I'm thinking of purchasing this ETF, but I worry that I caught on too late. We'll see!

IndiaSmallDici

#They Call Me The Brat Thot^^**TM**

saifly

This comment was sponsored by Robinhood Gold^TM

coinflipit

soon ^(TM)

Glass-Telephone2014

!p TM

Sub94

Saw TM as TSM and almost cried of joy 

HistoricalLaugh9859

DOES AMD EVEN DO BETTER TM, FREE ME PLZ 

Patsheek

I think you are a little dated with your perception. Callaway/Titleist/TM are definitely top 3 right now . Callaway and TM definitely make more content but Titleist has more players on tour and people use their golf balls like crazy. Nike stop making clubs in like 2016. Statement is true that TM/Callaway/Titleist definitely market/sponsors the most of out the major brands.

CommanderZuck

!banbet TM 255 7d

SmellyCurryHands

#Reddit: Where proof doesn’t matter, only media altered feefees^^**TM**

Several_Meringue2767

Toyota(TM) just casually mooning almost everyday for the last 6 months 

Hour-Preference4387

There are Gamers^TM as well (although big overlap between the two groups).

cow_grass

Would it be dumb if I buy 0TM puts on spy rn

Frozen_Shades

Well I switch to [Anthrax](https://youtu.be/QpKNsXqZ-08?si=TM192_9Z2DxyiaCa) since stupid ass playlist went to garbage.

RogerMexico

Dot plots will be revised up. It should be baked in at this point but maybe the algos will trade on Higher-for-Longer ^TM rates.

1hotjava

Of course you consider stock price, that’s why you look at the P/E. At 75 that’s not good, means the stock price is above what it should be by a lot. If a company, like let’s say SMCI, has major prospective business then for the short term maybe a P/E that high is warranted but come on, these guys and TM are in a stagnant industry. There is no short term play that can increase EPS by 2-3x.

SpaceToaster

You might be early still, but yes it will be a buy. Things always bound back. Just like TM, BP, etc...

Hour-Preference4387

Reddit is a horrible place to ask about Ubisoft (or EA, Acti-Blizz, etc.) since all the Gamers^TM here are vehemently against those companies (I am sure you already seen from the comments).

ToHellWithShorts

The TSLA Hype story is over. The stock will decline further and base out for a long, long time until it grows into it's high PE Multiple. All time highs ($350 a share) will not be coming around for probably 10 years. This is a mature car company and until they build out tens of thousands of charging stations along highways to make all consumers feel comfortable about their battery not running out, expect a long, dull basing in this stock in the $100 to $160 range. I see it as dead money for many months, if not 2 or 3 years. Compare TSLA Chart to TM it's eye openeing.

BLVCKYOTA

He bought Japan and you missed the $TM train.

Optimal_Experience52

Fair, article is definitely misleading. I’ve been long in TM for a while and thought it might be the start of some exciting gains. I guess “most shorted Asian LC stock” doesn’t mean much if not many of their stocks are shorted.

Bloody_Anus_Fun

Buying my shares of $NANC - been averaging up. Shits the truth, safe and effective^**TM**

MassiveHelicopter55

We Will Cut Soon^TM Markets in October: fed will cut 6 times in 2024, rally Markets in January: Fed will cut in March, rally Markets in March: Fed will totally cut in June Markets in June: any time now, I promise! Shit data? Fed will cut sooner, bullish Good data? Fed doesn't even need to cut, economy strong, bullish Payroll data is manipulated beyond belief? Who cares anyway?

TCTriangle

Just repeat this until you're sufficiently leveraged for your Personal Risk Tolerance^TM

Shuikai

I don't know how popular what I think really is right now, because people are human you know, probably the popular thing would be to recommend buying $5K worth of SPY, but I don't think it'd be a great idea for a few reasons. Basically my thesis is quite simple. Federal funds rate up + big bubble = bad in the long term. Who knows, maybe this will be the first time in history where something bad doesn't happen right after they up and then lower the rates, but my guess is probably not. I think there is going to be a recession coming, which might take a year or two, who knows, maybe Nancy does but I sure as hell don't. So here is what I would do for her, as a safer more conservative option to ensure her investment doesn't end up a bag holder: * Set yourself up with an online broker. * Buy T-Bill ETF like $BIL or $TFLO. * Create an alert that will e-mail you when the price of NVDA shares drop <$600 USD. This will tell you when the AI bubble is popping. * Watch the markets carefully and get ready to buy some things you want. Create some buy orders with limit until cancelled with a low price that you think things might fall to, so it'll just automatically buy when everything is puking and all the trading softwares are being DDoS'd and nobody can get in. * Buy whatever you want but if you ask me I'm a bit nervous about going all in on passive invest S&P 500 ETFs. I think things are going to be a bit different over the next 15 years than they were over the last 15 years. I'd probably look at what stocks are winners right now, and then buy them when they're cheap, and then also see if there are any dividend stocks that might be a great deal. $MSFT is always a good one since they got a monopoly and lots of business use, I'm also looking at $PBR and $TM.

Smelly_Feet_And_Butt

#I Am An Internetter^^**TM**

Fun-Organization721

You may want to look at TM for autos. TM has a terrific lineup of ICE vehicles, along with hybrids, EVs and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. They are not all in on battery EVs like TSLA. They also have a great track record for performance and quality, including Lexus. I own a Lexus now and have had Toyotas for decades. If I owned an auto, and I don't (only Panasonic for the battery play), it would be my top choice. It is 10.50 PE right now and the weaker yen has improved the stock price and that might continue.

LiquefactionAction

Here's the thing, the Feds yesterday basically said "2% inflation target is dead" [https://twitter.com/financialjuice/status/1765401651580485681](https://twitter.com/financialjuice/status/1765401651580485681) That's actually rather... bad news. They're basically admitting they're losing control and more impotent than me watching my wifes boyfriend eat all my tendies. Remember: one man's inflated prices is another corporations increased profits. Why would a corporation decide to take *LESS* profit versus more*?* So they're sort of admitting defeat At the same time, there's still gobs of cash sloshing around in the ocean thanks to well over 10+ years of ZIRP. The national debt skyrocketed under ZIRP, dollar gets devalued by issuing gobs of it, and speculation has to rise to find better ROI. Now the Feds didn't exactly say they'll cut rates, but the hints that they're looking at it Soon(TM) are implying that the economy is actually not doing good even with a decade of ZIRP money sloshing around like my rectum after a bender at Jungle Jim's Dive n Slide Bar. On top of that, the latest inflation and unemployment pre-prints are still showing high inflation and unemployment. That's actually bad economic news. anyways ultimately the answer is none of this shit matters: sometimes it temporary goes red, then it goes green. Such is the way of the market

justanaccname

Yeah, I don't FOMO buy. I might have missed the nvidia train this time, but I caught plenty others (META, TM, AMD from back when it was sub 4 , blah blah). I trimmed stocks portfolio back in august and bought some longer term bond etfs in october when things were in discount for some nice returns. I might trim again. There are a few cyclical stocks that have sunk lately, I might pick up some as well.

This_Guy_Fuggs

GOOG AMAT GS HSBC TM PBR (definitely not great, but at least cheap, still) ALB and the riskier but cheaper SQM