Commercial real estate for everyone

Unlock the world of commercial real estate with CalTier

While numerous funds are snapping up apartment complexes, there's often a catch: you need to be an accredited investor.

But not with CalTier.

​CalTier​ is different. They let anyone invest in institutional-grade real estate.

• Open to non-accredited investors

• $500 minimum

• Low fees*

• Redemption flexibility*

They've got a portfolio of 2,197 multi-family (apartment) units across the US, like:

• This California mixed-use development with ​lakefront views​

• ​Student housing lodges​ in Utah

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*AN OFFERING STATEMENT REGARDING THIS OFFERING HAS BEEN FILED WITH THE SEC. THE SEC HAS QUALIFIED THAT OFFERING STATEMENT, WHICH ONLY MEANS THAT THE COMPANY MAY MAKE SALES OF THE SECURITIES DESCRIBED BY THE OFFERING STATEMENT. IT DOES NOT MEAN THAT THE SEC HAS APPROVED, PASSED UPON THE MERITS OR PASSED UPON THE ACCURACY OR COMPLETENESS OF THE INFORMATION IN THE OFFERING STATEMENT. YOU MAY OBTAIN A COPY OF THE OFFERING CIRCULAR THAT IS PART OF THAT OFFERING STATEMENT FROM: ​Offering Circular

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🧠 What do you think?

Tesla reports Q4 earnings after the bell today.

Analysts expect:

• Revenue of $25.87 billion, up 6.4% YoY

• Adjusted EPS of $0.73, down 36.4% YoY

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Winners and losers

Earnings, upgrades, and acquisitions

• Netflix smashed expectations. The streaming company added 13.1 million new subscribers, bringing it to a record-high 260.8 million members. Profits were up 19x over last year. Shares up 6.5%.

• 3M missed revenue estimates and guided down for 2024 after a fairly tepid 2023. I expect the company to cut costs, starting with jobs, this year. Shares were down 11%.

• Procter & Gamble beat on adjusted earnings but missed on revenue. The company came in below expectations, factoring in the Gillette write-down. Sales volume was weak globally, but the company raised prices, which gave it a boost. Shares were up 4%.

• Macy's rejected Arkhouse and Brigade's $5.8 billion offer.

• Verizon added 318,000 new consumer wireless retail postpaid phone customers in Q4 vs just 41,000 last year. This was the strongest result on that metric in four years. Shares rose 5%.

• Texas Instruments threw up all over itself, missing earnings and revenue and guiding lower. Shares down 4%.

Market movers

• Blackstone bought Tricon Residential for $3.5 billion, adding 38,000 homes in the Atlanta area.

• Netflix is paying TKO Inc. $5 billion over ten years to bring WWE Raw onto its streaming platform. ¿ Wen Lucha Libre?

• Jack Ma bought $50 million worth of Alibaba shares, while co-founder Jo Tsai added $151 million, sending the stock up 6%.

• Tesla is building a mass-market EV codenamed “Redwood.” They aim to launch it in mid-2025.

• More layoffs:

  • SAP is sacking 8,000 people, 7% of its workforce.

  • eBay is firing 1,000 employees, around 9%.

  • Paramount is probably laying off 800 people in February.

  • Abrdn, an asset manager, is axing 500 jobs.

  • Time laid off 15% of its editorial employees, roughly 30 people.

• Blackrock upped its stake in iRobot to 17.1%, which sent the stock up 8%. The company is trading at 0.5x sales.

• More bad news for Boeing.

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