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short-ldt t1_j9b9nv4 wrote

Mannheim Index increasing recently After Long period of decrease—>carvana will boost to Moon 🚀

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GiantEarnings t1_j9bcacx wrote

I am really enjoying this 3 days weekend and also this weekend is suffocating me for waiting the market open.

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Particular_Arm_8309 t1_j9bd6ox wrote

If Carvana doesnt file for bankrupty in 3 Days, i would think that the price would rise. The business model is well thought out and considering where the course comes from i am very confident 😁

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Mrtooth12 t1_j9birw4 wrote

I have a feeling that regardless of the outcome of earnings somehow the price will rise, the reason being that there is a lot of hype over carvana

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Dmartinez8491 t1_j9bj9jz wrote

I'm buying calls so it'll probably crater to $1

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DYTTIGAF t1_j9bjlk5 wrote

Carvana isn't in the used car business. They are in the note securitization business (which means they lend money on used cars to consumers who can qualify and bundle those thousands of notes and sell the bundled pile as a financial product).

Carvana needs volume. They need a pipeline of notes and that requires a pipeline of sales. This requires a pipeline of people who can qualify on a 11% car loan that is almost $40,000. This is now a very small percentage of consumers. Most are carrying credit card, mortgage, student loan, and miscellaneous personal debt that could choke a pig.

The Federal Reserve is getting ready to raise rates again in June. Carvana's models worked at 2% interest rates. They don't work at 11%.

Carvana is dead.

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flaming_pope t1_j9bpar1 wrote

!remindme 3 days,

IV gonna crush, good entry after drop.

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DontTaxMeJoe t1_j9bsten wrote

Used car prices up and you’re taking puts on Carvana img

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Far_Introduction527 t1_j9bvmhz wrote

Just curious, how would you profit off it NOT moving as much as that? since they seem to really be pricing in a big move. Even if it's shit, I doubt it'll move THAT much. Hell, it went up 4% today, so that is an extra 4% it has to un do as well lol.

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iWriteYourMusic t1_j9bvvy3 wrote

You wouldn’t. I think there are some good options calculators out there that can help you simulate IV crush. I don’t remember what the are. Personally if I feel like gambling earnings I do shares so I can get out during the big AH move. I want to go short CVNA and a BYND eod on Wednesday but I’m not sure I have the stones.

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DYTTIGAF t1_j9bwq1l wrote

Consumers need to qualify for these cars. Carvana does not hold the notes. The notes are repackaged an sold to investors.

Institutional investors will not buy securities from Carvana with car loans from people who live paycheck to paycheck (paying 21% ).

They did this with subprime mortgages back in 2007. They won't do it again.

Carvana is finished.

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ekgpmd t1_j9bxtbo wrote

Same dude. It’s funny, I made a post about caravana and got downvoted and ignored by everyone on here. Funny.

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jawn_blaze t1_j9bzg3y wrote

You have a lot of confidence but don’t really know what you’re talking about.

21% auto notes can absolutely be a good investment. Where in the capital structure? How much excess spread? What triggers?

All that said, Carvanas is a shady company and their losses will be worse than peers as most people who purchased from them way overpaid and the stated collateral value is too high. (So their stated LTV’s are artificially depressed)

Be careful dude, blind confidence can blow yourself up.

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WuTang360Bees t1_j9c1nvx wrote

IV is 200% for Carvana options. Just leave it alone.

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AlbatrossAndy t1_j9c7s4e wrote

Everyone calling puts on WISH so naturally they will pop by 50%. Mark my words.

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fulldouche t1_j9cfbto wrote

You hate on Carvana all you want but I bought my Maserati from them! They delivered that beast to the front door of my cardboard box behind the Target and everything! Calls for life because of that.

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sound-of-impact t1_j9co4jx wrote

>The Federal Reserve is getting ready to raise rates again in June. Carvana's models worked at 2% interest rates. They don't work at 11%. > >Carvana is dead.

Simple. 15+ year auto loans. 🚀

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jigglywigglybiggly t1_j9cyu6z wrote

Lmao that’s what I’m thinking Upstart went up 28% analysts are estimating a 22% drop on CVNA I reckon it’ll go the opposite direction img

And if there is anything I’ve learnt is if majority of this sub is bearish on a certain ticker it rockets

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Data_Dealer t1_j9d04kc wrote

Amazon had to get up to scale, they've been very profitable for about 13 years now. Buying cars for more than anyone else and then selling them at a loss and being sued for illegal business practices in just about every state you operate in is not a good business model, and never will be.

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Trikki1 t1_j9d0dpv wrote

What about $root? They’ve been trending 2:1 with cvna and are pretty entwined.

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darkspd96 t1_j9e4e5x wrote

Weekends must be tough on you not having any friends

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Pepepopowa t1_j9f94by wrote

I’m tempted to break your comment down but I doubt we want to waste more time here.

“Institutional investors will not buy securities from Carvana with car loans from people who live paycheck to paycheck (paying 21% ).”

You reply that 21% car loans CAN be good investments. Really? In what way? For who?

Do you believe saying excess spread and trigger is a winning argument? Is your argument that you know more than him and his attitude upset you?

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HopeNo7406 t1_j9fojij wrote

We buy before the report, we will help the company. The shortists have become impudent

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Puzzleheaded_War6849 t1_j9h87lf wrote

They do a lot less of this now. Bulk of finance receivables are just pushed off onto Ally through forward-flow, not through CVNA sponsored securitizations.

They make a bit on the forward-flows, but it's dwarfed by the rest of the purported business model.

They really are just a (bad) car business. They need an absolutely astronomical amount of sales to support the bloated, debt laden company when they have unimpressive gross margins.

It's probably a $0 by 2025.

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SupportUseful t1_j9yer0t wrote

LOL, Carvana is done .. anyone here gambling on another shortsqueeze? Lol

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