Nice to get an update on SpaceX, a private company. As an investor, I always enjoy reading about companies I am unable to invest in. Wait a second, this has to do with Elon Musk and Tesla, doesn't it? Boeing news is brought to you on a daily basis by Boeing, of course. Berkshire Hathaway owns shares of ETFs. Makes my investment in Fidelity Contrafund over the years look like I know what I am doing. Burger King unveiled pictures of its new, preservative-free Whopper. In the campaign, the Whopper is covered in mold, decaying as it's consumed by green fungus. Nice. Preservative-free leads to mold, apparently. Not sure how this will attract consumers, but someone must have thought this one over. Apple rebounding today after warning on the effects of coronavirus yesterday. Will other companies follow Apple's lead and let investors know what can be expected? Shanghai has reportedly compiled a list of firms, including local units of Unilever and 3M, as eligible for millions of dollars in subsidized loans to ease any blow from the coronavirus outbreak. Companies producing medical supplies and which are "backbone enterprises" supplying daily necessities are eligible for the special loans, according to a notice on the Shanghai MIIT's website. Blue Apron is up 2.29% in AH trading after the company says it's evaluating a broad range of strategic alternatives. The company posted a wider Q4 loss than analysts anticipated as sales fell 33% Y/Y. Ouch. Down 33% and makes sense to look to go private at this point. Elon Musk remains excommunicado. The Continental and its services are closed to him. Speaking of Tesla, which is strangely missing from the breakfast table today, Cowen Equity Research says it's a positive that Tesla is taking advantage of "the staggering dislocation" between its stock price and what Cowen sees as its fair value to raise more capital. What stands out to me are the words "staggering dislocation." That about sums up the rapid rise of $TSLA for no apparent reason. Stocks are getting slammed for having operations tied to China and $TSLA continues to fly higher and higher. Charlie Munger had some interesting thoughts on $TSLA: "My thoughts are two: I would never buy it, and I would never sell it short." Mr.Munger also spoke about Elon Musk's performance as CEO. "I think Elon Musk is peculiar and he may overestimate himself but he may not be wrong all the time." Haha. He just described Willy Wonka! Those quotes are worth a place at the breakfast table. A little sanity in an insane stock price run. Still nothing on Bill Gates buying a Porsche EV and Elon Musk taking to Twitter to call conversations with Mr. Gates as "underwhelming." The wrath of Elon! Seems that $GE is looking to do business with Airbus as Boeing continues to struggle to get things straightened out. Makes sense to me.notes via user dcveditors note:$TSLA is sky rocketing. Analysts are pumping this stock as if they made the original buy call. $TSLA, Tesla, Inc. / H1