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The SECRET Hidden on Page 33 of Tesla’s SEC report

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The SECRET Hidden on Page 33 of Tesla's SEC Report

By Andy Crowder

By Andy Crowder
Thursday, February 18, 2021

If you didn't hear about it, Tesla just put $1.5 billion into bitcoin...

That's shocking enough. But what's even more shocking is what I discovered on page 33 of Tesla's SEC report...

And how it could make you A LOT of money (go here to see how).

It all has to do with a specific paragraph in the SEC report that Tesla put together…

One that NO ONE is paying attention to, which appears on page 33.

Take a look:




Tesla is saying that these digital assets (bitcoin) are going to be considered "indefinite-lived intangible assets."

What does that mean?

It means that, when you're looking or understanding an indefinite-life asset, you have to do something known as "impairment."

Here's what impairment means:

"An impairment cost must be included under expense when the carrying value of a non-current asset exceeds the recoverable amount."

In other words:

If Bitcoin goes down and Tesla's $1.5 billion in bitcoin is now worth $1.3 billion – Tesla lost $200 million in this potential scenario.

So if Tesla loses money on bitcoin, they have to expense that loss in their next quarterly earnings – even if they're just holding it.

Let's take a quick look at how that would play out.

Tesla's last quarterly net income was $296 million.

So say that they have a similar quarter again, and that bitcoin goes down…

If that happens, their bitcoin holding will be worth $1.3 billion instead of $1.5 billion.

And Tesla is going to have to write that as an expense.

That means that their profit will literally go in the TOILET, potentially leading to a Tesla sell off – just because of bitcoin.

Go here now to see how we're gearing up to trade Tesla earnings (and many more).

But wait, there's more.

There's something very fascinating about bitcoin in the event that it goes UP.

If it does down, you write it off, but when it goes up, then you do something called reversal of impairment.

Which means you're going to do the opposite:

You're going to take that $200 million you wrote off and show it as income again.

So you could literally foresee a time where bitcoin sells off, Tesla has $300 million of revenue, but because of bitcoin's sell off, that revenue turns into $100 million.

What happens then?

Tesla has a big sell off, and all of a sudden you have a cool opportunity to buy Tesla at a cheaper price.

In other words:

If bitcoin goes up or down significantly, it's going to REALLY impact Tesla's earnings reports.

 

And you can play that potential money-making scenario in two ways: the mainstream way or the smart way


The first one is you do it like most investors…

Which is either buying the stock or buying options.

The problem with both is that your chances of making money are about the same as a coin flip.

But what if I told you there's a way that has a PROVEN, 80.7% statistical probability of being profitable?

Well, there is.

And I'm "milking it" as MAXIMUM as possible now that earnings season is in full swing.

In fact, I've got 20 potential trades lined up...

Trades with an 80.7% chance of making money.

Go here now to see the details.

Kindest,
Ian Wyatt
Andy Crowder


Wyatt Investment Research

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