Finding The Edge
In the last sequel of the Tesla episode, we know that Tesla has an impenetrable economic moat and promising earning power. But, with a sky-high valuation, is it worth buying? Our stock analysis of Tesla tries to shed the light.
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The third quarter of 2021 illustrates the competitive advantage of Tesla due to its integrated business. In the midst of a chip shortage that trims the production of almost all automakers, Tesla still breaks the record in terms of production units. This article is the sequel to talk about Tesla’s economic moat that discussed brand power, direct sales, and low-cost producer.
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Tesla surely leads the way for the next-generation vehicles. It has the most advanced battery, most covered charger facility, cool car, price advantage, and strong brand. We will take a closer look at those aspects to get a better insight into the Economic Moat of Tesla.
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Here is the transcript (edited – smoothed – filtered) version of the discussion about Tesla revenue analysis in our small-hidden group. As usual, our answer always tries to give insight beyond the number that is written in the financial report.
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The formal definition of margin of safety is buying the stock below the intrinsic value. This official definition doesn’t help in practice. Here we offer some thought to help investors grasp this iconic idea.
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The stock price of Santa Clara-based company rises from 535 to an insane 3,554 from 2012 to 2020. During that period, only once did it record positive earning. What is investing lesson from Palo Alto Network (PANW)?
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Some investors may confuse differentiation products with a durable competitive advantage. They assume that the production and fixed costs could be distributed among different kinds of products, thus could sell their product lower than competitors. Well, is it true? Starting from this, we are going to develop some competitive advantage analysis of differentiation.
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The best timing to buy Amazon stock is when Jeff Bezos works in his garage(1). We are going to evaluate this investing strategy by answering the question of when to buy and sell. In that process, we incorporate the business life cycle as a guide.
2021 is about recovery. Not only for the stock market but also for mankind. It is when vaccines get global and humans fight coronavirus back. For years, this is the best and maybe the happiest year for us. To see how people survive against the worst. But we won’t discuss it. November 2021 investing insight is a collection of our brainstorming with regard to market and investing. We make it into one article since it is too short to launch in one long post, but it is too precious to hide.
Continue reading “November 2021 Investing Insight”Tech stocks are dominating the market for more than a decade. This group – Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Google – share the same characteristics. They dethroned the incumbent, they defined a new business model, They reshaped the industry. In this article, Disruptive Stock Analysis of Tesla, we try to recognize whether the EV maker could reach the same level as the disruptor group.
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