Elon’s headed to market

[The beef 675] [I'm an image] “Elon is a master of the news cycle.” - Jeff Hey there carnivores, The markets were up on Tuesday thanks to some big names delivering the goods... Today we’re talking Tesla going to market. Keep raging, Jeff & Jason [Image] [I'm an image] A seller’s market Elon is going ATM (at the market... not a** to mouth). Tesla announced that it will sell up to $5B in stock. The electric car maker will sell these shares “from time to time” and “at-the-market” price. The proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes and utilized to strengthen its balance sheet. And while $5B seems like some serious size is being moved, [it only represents]( roughly 1% of the company’s $464B market cap. Money moves This is just the latest decision Elon has made when it comes to $TSLA shares. Just two days ago the company completed a 5 to 1 stock split. And in February, [Tesla raised capital]( by issuing a $2B common stock offering. This move was partially funded by Elon himself, who bought $10M during that event… way back when shares were only $804. What a deal! The bottom line... So, what do we make of this move? Well, typically when a company issues more shares, the stock price [tends to fall](. And a Miller Tabak strategist seems to agree, noting that investors who pile in on the new issuance are going to get burned, with shares likely trading 30% lower by the end of the year than they do today. To which TSLA bulls replied: “sorry for partying, bro.” Granted, this is Tesla that we’re talking about… [Image] [Alternate text]( What’s Better Than Receiving An Alert From Kyle Dennis? Trading Alongside Him—LIVE Join Kyle At 3:30 PM Each Day [Discover How]( [I'm an image] ☑️Hold the phone. I hope you saved your stimulus check. Samsung announced the launch of its newest Galaxy model, coming to a store near you on September 18th. The Galaxy Z Fold 2 (no that’s not an NFL play-call) [will cost $1,999k]( and will be sold by all major carriers: Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T. RIP Sprint. But Apple was also making noise yesterday, as the tech giant announced it is [getting ready to launch]( its own 5G iPhones, watches, and an iPad air in October. Despite the rough economy both companies are going with the ‘Field of Dreams’ approach: “if you launch it, they will buy.” ☑️A relic. Wells Fargo, the US’ fourth-largest bank, is closing down its… museums. That’s right folks, Wells has [operated 12 museums]( for years “celebrating” the company's corporate history. This explains so much. The bank is closing 11 of the 12 museums, only keeping its San Francisco corporate homage open. It’s part of the initiative of current CEO Charles Scharf to cut costs at the bank as it rebounds from the fake accounts scandal from 2016. It’s unclear how much it costs to operate one museum, let alone twelve. When the new management took over we can assume their reaction was “wait, what?” ☑️Fedding time. The Fed is filling up on mortgage-backed securities. The central bank has now purchased [$1T in mortgage bonds](... since March. To put it in perspective, the Fed purchased $700B worth of bonds in 2008 during the financial crisis. Granted, those were toxic and this year's purchases appear to be in good standing. Still, it’s a lot of f*cking bonds. J-POWW's shopping spree has helped keep rates low for homebuyers or those looking to refinance. The downside is that the Fed’s balance sheet has gone from $4.7T to $7T dollars. ☑️Allow myself to introduce… Myself. A new startup for meeting professionals virtually, Lunchclub, just topped $100M valuation as it has capitalized on an opportunity presented by the pandemic. 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