i mean puts on CVNA tomorrow has to be the play right? This shortsqueeze ends with a 30% bang just like GM EEeEeEe

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This brand will bounce back. I for one expected these earnings to not go well but only due to finance rates not being cut. It's really hard to pitch someone with an 800 credit score a 6% car loan when they got a 2.5% loan on their last vehicle. They will just hold on to that shit. That being said, Peugeot is working to get them past Ford in terms of EV tech. Rolling out mild hybrids a few years ago was key not only in terms of locking in sales (a lease on a hybrid vehicle is far less than their ICE counterpart as the entire weight of the tax rebates is put on only 30 to 60% of the vehicle value) but also getting their dealer network ready (especially service) for the EV onslaught that is coming. Then 6 months ago, they told their dealer network that if they are in a CARB state, they will only receive EV versions of models while those not in CARB states will only receive ICE models except for customer orders. This pissed a lot of people off but that was the goal. Each state has their own dealership lobbying group and they want them to start pressuring state legislators to get moving on EV vehicles and those that don't simply won't get the inventory. Ballsy for sure. How GM is up after earnings and Stellantis is down befuddles me but long term investment in Stellantis is wise. Wagoneer S debuts in a few weeks and their dealer network is far more prepared than GM. I'm going to buy up some cheap options over the next few days as I watch their bounce back

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GM ☕️☕️

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GM ☕

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Iirc GM echo and @mc got bumps on their own before WSB jumped aboard.

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If a strike is averted or settle and they have GM like boost?

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Is GM a long term buy?

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I did not lose the money. My failure was turning the money to cash in July 2019. I was kind of a bear The financial advisor lost the $46k on Meta and GM in 2022

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I really need your help My mom has sit as cash since May 2019. $286k In July 2021 I moved the funds to Merrill Lynch and lost $46k from July 2021 to October 2022. Financial advisor lost the $46k on Meta & GM Account is worth $250k and I've missed out on 5 years worth of gains. What is the most logical thing I can do? 401k so no options. No degenerate trades. Just missing out on market melt ups

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I didn't have to. I was trying to give multiple examples of competitors Tesla is behind. I chose what I considered the best or near the best in those different areas, though I haven't tested every competing driver assist. GM makes robots https://www.nasa.gov/robonaut2/nasa-and-gm-take-a-giant-leap-forward-in-robotics/, automated taxis, and better driver assists. Hyundai owns Boston Dynamics, also separately has made robots under the Hyundai name, has better driver assists, and is farther on automated taxis than Tesla https://www.hyundai.com/eu/mobility-and-innovation/technology-and-innovation/robotics/robotaxi.html. Ford makes robots https://corporate.ford.com/articles/research-and-innovation/autonomous-vehicle-robot-delivery.html, has better driver assist, was part owner of Argo AI which actually operated automated taxis, and has continued development after Argo AI was disbanded and split between Ford and VW with Lattitude AI https://media.ford.com/content/fordmedia/fna/us/en/news/2023/03/02/ford-establishes-latitude-ai-to-develop-future-automated-driving.html They all have more experience in all of those areas than Tesla. Also, this is all normal car company stuff. The argument that Tesla is different because of those things is just screaming that you're ignorant of what car companies actually do.

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