
Christiaan Hetzner
Staff Writer at Fortune
American ex-pat focused on international politics, business, finance, the economy and animals. #JinJiyanAzadî #زن_زندگی_آزادی #Sanandaj #سنندج #Zahedan
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22 hours ago |
finance.yahoo.com | Christiaan Hetzner
Robyn Denholm has pocketed roughly $180 million selling shares over the past six months and still has plenty of options she can yet exercise. The New York Times published an analysis showing she has earned five times as much as UnitedHealth Group's Stephen Hemsley, the next non-executive chair who most often liquidates stock. Tesla board chair Robyn Denholm once again finds herself in the crosshairs of controversy over her string of recent stock sales.
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1 day ago |
fortune.com | Christiaan Hetzner
Robyn Denholm's biggest asset as Tesla chair is her understanding not to interfere in CEO Elon Musk running the company, supporters say, and it's paid off for shareholders. Brendon Thorne—Bloomberg via Getty Images
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1 day ago |
finance.yahoo.com | Christiaan Hetzner
Tesla's sales in China tumbled to just 3,070 vehicles last week, the worst performance since the start of Q2, driven by low volumes of the new Model Y. Despite the volatility in such high-frequency data, the market is crucial for Tesla. The brand can sell more cars in seven days there than in major European countries over the course of several months.
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2 days ago |
fortune.com | Christiaan Hetzner
“Absent macro issues, we don’t see any reduction in demand,” Tesla CEO Elon Musk told investors during the Q1 earnings call. That's not what China sales seem to be saying, however. Michael M. Santiago—Getty Images
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3 days ago |
fortune.com | Christiaan Hetzner
The future looks bright again for Tesla CEO Elon Musk now that his stock is poised to reclaim its trillion dollar market cap status. Brandon Bell—Getty Images
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No investor, but I echo Squawk's sentiment even if he is just talking his book. $TSLA currently trades at $346, or a whopping 120x consensus ***2026*** earnings estimates. It's even more stretched if you take this year's expected profits.

In case you missed the news yesterday, Tesla has moved back to 60% growth, 20%+ margins, they got approved for unsupervised FSD, Elon isn't involved in politics any longer, earnings are beating all expectations, the Cybertruck is selling again, they launched a lower priced car,

RT @biancoresearch: The 10-year yield is back above 4.50% https://t.co/pZZJiP12PU

RT @McFaul: Remembering Jamal Khashoggi today.