Goldman raise from 1125 to 1200
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sorry, private FB group.Post a link then. Otherwise it might sound like you are making things up
Since this was his drive, probably the classical car within range of keys.
If the car keys are dumped in a bowl right inside the door to the house and not covered with Al-foil then the range of the keys likely leeds to the car staying unlocked. Not specific to Tesla but the same for all cars with keyless entry.
Maybe....but it also seems like a finite number of GM buyers thinking of buying an Equinox (or whatever) will not...as they wait for these announced "coming soon" amazing versions of what they were going to buy....What she is doing, and many other companies have been doing for years is a tried and true strategy in the consumer marketplace. I don't know the name but the strategy is to give those that are considering a Tesla right now the belief that if they just wait a while longer they can get a real car from a real car company. As well as many people want a car just like their old reliable equinox. Or they always wanted a hummer or Blazer and what she has done is to get many people to delay buying a tesla until her and her company actually have an offering of some sort. These announcements cost very little and they are "advertising."
People are not honest.
The actual contract doesn't have strict timelines on FSD in the Vegas Loop.Wasn’t boring contractually forced to deliver autonomous evs end of 21? do we know if the cars during ces use fsd at least for some parts?
To the extent that they care about public perception and the politics of mass transit, it matters greatly that they get FSD going soon. A massive contingent of train and bus advocates believe that the Vegas Loop is a joke or a scam. Having paid drivers of cars that hold 3 passengers is bad for public perception, even though it's actually an impressive system even in its current iteration if you look at the actual cost and performance numbers. Still, we were promised autonomous operation and 7 months later it hasn't arrived.Purely driven by humans so far. As far as I know they don't have any forcing factor to turn on Autopilot in the tunnels other than the labor cost of the drivers.
With GM now showing Hummer, Silverado, Blazer, Equinox, and ???...all "coming in 1 or 2 years", wouldn’t they run into Osborning their own ICE sales for years with these announcements? Doesn't make any sense to me Barra....
Thinking more about the 1/21 call walls (captured in this thread) which are most likely a higher fraction of LEAPs that were bought as far back as Jan 2020.
Imagine buying $1000 LEAP contracts in Jan 2020 for expiry on Jan 21 22 and holding them until now.
I wonder how much those would have cost back then? Stock was trading around ~$70 (split adjusted) so more like $350 and the stock tripled as of now. So right now, you can buy at Jan19 24 LEAP strike $2475 for $130 each.
I wonder how much those will be worth? Currently $13k/contract. I'm going to get one Monday, just to see and will revisit this post Jan19 24 if I can HODL
Yep, that's why I said "imagine" I will imagine that it might be around 3 to 5x, maybe 10x return vs buying the actual stock. But, timing is everything!$1000 Tesla leaps were not available in Jan. 2020. If they were available, they probably would have been under a dollar. That was pre-split so they would have been sold as $5000 strike leaps.
I actually just charged here 2 days ago on my way to Florida, you can still pump gas at the pumps. This place is in the boon docks.
Yahoo Finance max date range chart shows the $1000 first date as 8/30/2020, right at the split. First trade was for $80.43 post-split price. Looks like they took off the $5000 history.$1000 Tesla leaps were not available in Jan. 2020. If they were available, they probably would have been under a dollar. That was pre-split so they would have been sold as $5000 strike leaps.
Bought 3 of the 1240 strikes for avg of just under $11k each. If memory serves i bought two at $15k each and bought the third for about $2k as tsla continued to drop after jan. Now $248 split adjusted. Currently up about 3500%. Hodl.Thinking more about the 1/21 call walls (captured in this thread) which are most likely a higher fraction of LEAPs that were bought as far back as Jan 2020.
Imagine buying $1000 LEAP contracts in Jan 2020 for expiry on Jan 21 22 and holding them until now.
I wonder how much those would have cost back then? Stock was trading around ~$70 (split adjusted) so more like $350 and the stock tripled as of now. So right now, you can buy at Jan19 24 LEAP strike $2475 for $130 each.
I wonder how much those will be worth? Currently $13k/contract. I'm going to get one Monday, just to see and will revisit this post Jan19 24 if I can HODL