5 years is the key. Whilst TSLA is the biggest overhyped no-no to me, I cannot possibly imagine what will happen to it in 5 years. I guess it will either quadruple or go bankrupt
Those who want it now⊠well, enjoy the ride!
Are we live yet? My position in the list keeps growingâŠ
Weâve been seeing a LOT of demand, thousands of people signing up and referring others these last couple of weeks.
If your spot changed only a bit (e.g. less than a few hundred positions), I wouldnât worry much. That wonât materially change when you get the app. Let me know (via DM if better) if your position grew more than that!
By the way, the outstanding tasks are:
- Transaction reporting. We are required to report every trade that takes place on our platform to the regulators. We do this using an Approved Reporting Mechanism (âARMâ) â in our case the LSEâs UnaVista platform â to which we submit a daily report in a prescribed format. Our connection to UnaVista is in place, and weâre in the process of testing the report generation and upload.
- Penetration testing. The security of your cash, assets and data is paramount for us. So, weâve engaged a specialised firm to test our systems for any vulnerabilities. This isnât a regulatory requirement, but itâs industry best practice and we wouldnât be happy launching without it. The short wait is worth it to keep you safe!
- Onboarding will start when the above two tasks are completed. The first customers to be onboarded will be our Crowdcube investors. Weâve prepared a separate Android waitlist you can get on with only one tap when we reach your spot and you happen to be an Android user.
You should see your position improve soon!
Good luck with UnaVista. Their interface is stuck in 1900âs. In relation to the APA, I take it with the batch orders you will be routing them through an SI to reduce your Trade Reporting obligations?
No comment re: UnaVista Thankfully weâll be plugged in and passing data through automatically, such that I wonât be spending too much time with the interface. Famous last words.
Trade reporting (as opposed to transaction reporting) is covered off by the venue (London Stock Exchange). Weâre routing exclusively through the RSP network if that means anything to you, but this strategy will adapt as volumes grow. DM me if you want to geek out further!
(RSP network â panel of market makers).
It would be really interesting to see an âanatomyâ of how stock broking actually works.
(Perhaps a bit like Monzo did for how banking works behind the scene - eg https://monzo.com/blog/2016/01/20/how-do-bank-payments-work/ and https://monzo.com/blog/2017/05/05/why-payments-are-declined/ )
Our Stockbroker Operations Manager @rob_h just mentioned he was working on exactly this post.
I mean, really:
âAnd so where specifically will you be in terms of capital requirements?â Sacconaghi said.
âExcuse me. Next. Next,â Musk said to the call operator. âBoring, bonehead questions are not cool. Next?â
[âŠ] âSorry,â Musk said, âthese questions are so dry. Theyâre killing me.â
Check out his thread today discussing the call
The reason the Bernstein question about CapEx was boneheaded was that it had already been answered in the headline of the Q1 newsletter he received beforehand, along with details in the body of the letter
A tad off topic but interesting VW making a play to attempt to undo the damage caused by diesel emissions fiddlingâŠ
If I was him, I would have withdrawn the funds and get them all into Round 3!
Throw this dog a bone! Head vs. Heart?
Edit to add: Letâs take a punt on a symbolic trade⊠LSE? Too bad you canât short HL. @adam !
Whatâs their office address? Maybe we need to send some ibuprofen and Berocca for tomorrow morning?!
Itâll be hair of the dog my friend, remember what they have in store tomorrow afternoonâŠ