Posted on 06/03/2019 2:46:31 PM PDT by artichokegrower
For years, Tesla Inc. has hauled in revenue by selling credits to other carmakers that needed to offset sales of polluting vehicles to U.S. consumers. These sorts of transactions have largely been shrouded in secrecy—until now.
(Excerpt) Read more at finance.yahoo.com ...
“...somebody’s gotta run the three card monte.”
Kinda thinking it didn’t start OUT that way.
But then Democrats happened! ;)
What a con man!!!! Who wants to buy my carbon credits.....I don’t manufacture autos at all!.....hell Im greener than aoc at a Mensa convention....lolol
A creek normallhy would increase the setback 20 feet. No business loses money due to not being able to expand bc of wetlands.
Or do they? Show me one.
And the authorities are in on it... all we wanna do is dance...
It is like Ken Lay had a son.
Yep.
His Lobbyist buy the best booze and prettiest whores.
I get kind of a charge out of it.
“Anyone with half a brain knows that Tesla is destined to go belly-up. People are buying into a pipe dream that will turn into a nightmare, sooner rather than later.”
indeed. especially all of the fools who bought these glorified golf carts when they’ll no longer be able to get new batteries and other spare parts ... oh yeah, and the fool stockholders ... and presumably whatever debtors left holding the bag as well ...
“...somebody’s gotta run the three card monte.”
Kinda thinking it didn’t start OUT that way.
But then Democrats happened! ;)
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Actually .... several years ago I read the book “Duel” by Thomas Fleming. The book is about the lives of Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton, and how they intersected.
It is a documented fact that after the Revolutionary War there were these worthless government bonds floating around. Hamilton figured out some way for the new Federal Government to make good on all the debt owed by all the different states. That little favor required the states to do something.
Well, once this deal appeared to be imminent all of those nearly worthless bonds were bought up by speculators.
So Alexander Hamilton was sort of the 1st American Hedge Fund Operator.
(I realize this might be in the play, but I actually read books to acquire my insights.)
Very interesting. Book noted & added to my stack!
Been that way since Gilgalmesh.
Yep.
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