Maxpain gravity is my hypothesis as sometimes it is a blackhole of energy...MM's let go of their stranglehold just enough to run up to the magic number... @Papafox says it best though here: Papafox's Daily TSLA Trading Charts
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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thesmokingman
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The problem is the dude said Elon faxed it to him. You ever send a fax? Ever have a fax look as good yet totally vague like that?
Idra 9000 ton press just started delivery today (probably)
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TrendTrader007
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Tesla trading is highly technical, pretty much textbook TA with heavy doses of market makers and hedge funds manipulation. Sometimes it gives an illusion of association with fundamentals but really it’s extremely random on day to day basis. It gets less random and more explicable on technical basis when you focus on weekly stock performance.
Longer term much better correlation with underlying fundamentals.
It’s a futile endeavor to try to explain and extrapolate daily stock behavior but becomes easier as you zoom out onto weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly timeframes
If I were talking to a 5 year old (who eventually grows up to be an Orthopedic surgeon ) I’d say 2 words: nobody knows
TrendTrader007
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Over last 13 months Tesla has had 3 declines
17 weeks decline of -43.7% from November 2021 through February 2022 followed by 6 weeks recovery of +64.69% followed by
8 week decline of -46.17% followed by up 12 weeks +52.11% and this last decline of 15 weeks for -47.18%
We are in week #2 of potential recovery
Assuming we are following 2016 like playbook Tesla likely to rise between now and 12/31/2022 simply to reduce yearly losses
That’s just an assumption though and stock could go anywhere it pleases but if Tesla is indeed being manipulated by big money then there is probably a method to this madness
17 weeks decline of -43.7% from November 2021 through February 2022 followed by 6 weeks recovery of +64.69% followed by
8 week decline of -46.17% followed by up 12 weeks +52.11% and this last decline of 15 weeks for -47.18%
We are in week #2 of potential recovery
Assuming we are following 2016 like playbook Tesla likely to rise between now and 12/31/2022 simply to reduce yearly losses
That’s just an assumption though and stock could go anywhere it pleases but if Tesla is indeed being manipulated by big money then there is probably a method to this madness
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Looks like a triple rear casting per side.
Maybe they can integrate some of that on the final casting. Although bolting together a few castings seems pretty fast and easy.
The two casting pillars seem to line up nicely with the rear slope of the roof. So there's some internal structure in the side panels...
I'd attribute any angle considerations to lense distortion and picture angle.
They never said it would be exoskeleton only with hollow structures.
Even the first rumors of the CT castings would have invalidated this claim.
Obviously the exoskeleton provides part of the structure. But much like the structural battery it needs some internal frame to wrap around to avoid buckling and distribute point loads.
Dikkie Dik
If gets hard, use hammer
From what I understand the CyberTruck Gigacasting will function something like a standard ladder chassis with a cab on top, and that cab will be a exoskeleton.
The Limiting Factor has a great vid about it:
The Limiting Factor has a great vid about it:
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Well, I've come around to believing that is a Cybertruck mockup/preproduction, whatever you want to call it. That rear casting is just much larger and funkier than what I was expecting. And I think they've assembled it somewhere other than Giga Texas.
It could be a 3D-printed prototype.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Look to nature for a structural analog. Cybertruck may be like a turtle (with 1,000+ hp). All those forces have to be transferred from the drive train to the exoskeleton. What you're looking at with the prospective cybertruck rear casting is the analog to a turtle's Pelvic girdle, like this:
Now can you imagine what the front gigacasting will do? (ie: Shoulder girdle).
Cheers!
Paging @OrthoSurg for the deets (Mechanical engineer and Orthopedic Surgeon, student of anatomy)
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
We already know from multiple sources that Cybertuck R&D is being done at the Fremont shunkworks. The prototype CT was built and shown to the public in Nov 2019 before construction even began on Giga Texas.
Oh, wow. That's an interesting anatomy in the turtle. Sort of an endoskeleton/exoskeleton hybrid. Not what I would have expected there either. Seems like a turtle badge would make a nice emblem.Look to nature for a structural analog. Cybertruck may be like a turtle (with 1,000+ hp). All those forces have to be transferred from the drive train to the exoskeleton. What you're looking at with the prospective cybertruck rear casting is the analog to a turtle's Pelvic girdle, like this:
Now can you imagine what the front gigacasting will do? (ie: Shoulder girdle).
Cheers!
Paging @OrthoSurg for the deets (Mechanical engineer and Orthopedic Surgeon, student of anatomy)
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hacer
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So you're calling the bottom then!But ya know, the market could care less. See everyone at 150
I'd wager it couldn't care less.
If the market could care less as StarFox claimed - and then went on to actually care less about maintaining margins then the stock would continue to go down. So your claim that it cares not at all should mean the bottom is in!
2daMoon
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So you're calling the bottom then!
If the market could care less as StarFox claimed - and then went on to actually care less about maintaining margins then the stock would continue to go down. So your claim that it cares not at all should mean the bottom is in!
Perhaps you are being careless by posting such.
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