BRFR Cake Stop 'breaking news' miscellany

Page may contain affiliate links. Please see terms for details.

PurplePenguin

New Member
I was reading the other day that it is potentially overvalued by a factor of about 3. Toyota's is about six times profit .Tesla's about 20. So there is quite a long way to fall.

Noting that I have done no research into the sizes of the bits of the business, Tesla also deals in grid scale batteries and has developed self driving software. The latter could become the default software for all cars which would lead to lots of profit, and therefore justify the more speculative part of its price now.

There is a common saying that no one knows more than the market which basically means whatever the value, the market is right. There are many people that don't agree with this.
 

First Aspect

Regular
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-30341313-26f6-448a-ba92-b397a802fbb9

Something to pick up from the old place. Calling Mr Trumpet..
 

craigwend

Do you Remember
IMG_4784.jpeg
The world is no longer clean and full of STD's

The horror... 😱
 

First Aspect

Regular
Noting that I have done no research into the sizes of the bits of the business, Tesla also deals in grid scale batteries and has developed self driving software. The latter could become the default software for all cars which would lead to lots of profit, and therefore justify the more speculative part of its price now.

There is a common saying that no one knows more than the market which basically means whatever the value, the market is right. There are many people that don't agree with this.
Well for starters if the market is right, it can't explain when it is wrong and company values collapse.

Interesting point about the self driving tech. Lots of competition though, and right now it needs to sell cars, which it isn't, because of it's toxic boss.
 
  • Like
Reactions: C R

BoldonLad

Old man on a bike. Not a member of a clique.
Location
South Tyneside
Noting that I have done no research into the sizes of the bits of the business, Tesla also deals in grid scale batteries and has developed self driving software. The latter could become the default software for all cars which would lead to lots of profit, and therefore justify the more speculative part of its price now.

There is a common saying that no one knows more than the market which basically means whatever the value, the market is right. There are many people that don't agree with this.

The only price which is relevant is the price which someone will pay, for a given asset, so, on that basis, the market is always right, isn't it?

Often, in financial circles the word "value" is used rather than "price". IMHO, assessing the "value" is much more difficult than assessing the "price". "value" and "price" are not the same thing IMHO.
 
  • Like
Reactions: C R

First Aspect

Regular
Moritz's Panorama piece has been the subject of questions, not least as she also has a book to sell on the basis of Letby's guilt.

https://brokenbottleboy.substack.com/p/if-she-didnt-do-it

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Unmasking-Lucy-Letby-Diligent-absorbing/dp/1399625160

Have you changed your mind? Or was it more about risky basis for conviction, than whether or not you think she's guilty?
 
OP
OP
briantrumpet

briantrumpet

Active Member
As I said over on CS, I've no idea whether she's innocent or guilty, and I'm not invested either way. But I can see why scepticism about the safety of the verdict won't go away. As Hammond has observed before, NHS management has a documented history of not wanting institutional failures to be pinned on poor management and substandard care. He & PE were instrumental in uncovering the BRI infant death scandal - it's worth reading this write up on that:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/532006.stm
 
  • Like
Reactions: C R

PurplePenguin

New Member
Well for starters if the market is right, it can't explain when it is wrong and company values collapse.

Interesting point about the self driving tech. Lots of competition though, and right now it needs to sell cars, which it isn't, because of it's toxic boss.

The market value usually changes when new information reveals itself, so for example, the average investor would not have expected Musk to announce himself as a Nazi with the knock on impact on sales.

I once saw a renowned professor ridicule Amazon's stock price during the dot com boom. In his view, even if Amazon sold every book on the planet, they couldn't justify the valuation at the time. He just missed the point that they could sell everything and not just books - their share price is much higher now.
 

First Aspect

Regular
The market value usually changes when new information reveals itself, so for example, the average investor would not have expected Musk to announce himself as a Nazi with the knock on impact on sales.

I once saw a renowned professor ridicule Amazon's stock price during the dot com boom. In his view, even if Amazon sold every book on the planet, they couldn't justify the valuation at the time. He just missed the point that they could sell everything and not just books - their share price is much higher now.

I take your point that the valuation is correct on the available information.
 
Top Bottom