Recent content by waterloo42

ditto @ 330.44

They've published a revised PDF with the correct headline: Tesla Model 3 Is Best Selling Car in California New Vehicle Market; RAV4 is Light Truck Leader https://www.cncda.org/wp-content/uploads/Cal-Covering-1Q-20-REVISED.pdf

I agree; I have not found a single post of @KarenRei that I found bothersome; almost always she provides insight and a depth of thinking rare here or on any other forums I'm in.

Yup agreed; it seems really premature but thought I'd check with @Ggusev just in case!

Last week I wouldn't have thought of it but then saw this yesterday: Tesla Oakville now calling Model Y reservation holders confirming deliveries next month [Update] - Tesla in Canada

Y?

If only he'd bought shares and left them on Autopilot

Text article: Jim Cramer: Why I Became a Tesla True Believer but Remain a Netflix Skeptic "Let's start with what made me go bullish on Tesla after being an agnostic skeptic for all these years. About three months ago my eldest daughter got a chance to drive a Model 3 from Oregon to San...

Good overall write up on initial reaction and the eventual implications of Cybertruck at Forbes: Elon Musk Reveals The Radical Tesla ‘Cybertruck’ Electric Pickup At A Bizarre, Glitch-Filled Event

announcement! Giga 4 in Berlin!

This is a solved problem for the past several years. At my company we had a side project to do exactly what you're describing -- taking satellite images and classifying them. Not only did we get > 92% accuracy (technically f1 score of 0.89) to detect clouds, roads, rivers, vegetation and to some...

And still volume constrained by volume supply. But doesn't matter since a well-priced Hyundai Kona EV in 2020 will likely take a sale from a Hyundai Tucson before it affects Tesla. The EV market growth will be massive.

How is that bogus and what does market cap have to do with revenue? Apple Reports 1Q 2019 Results: Nearly $20B Profit on $84.3B Revenue, Second-Best Quarter Ever Despite Earnings Warning gives the breakdown... 21% of revenue in this last quarter was from Services and Wearables which represents...

Apple Watch (health, medical EEG), Airpods, Services... they haven't been standing still and they make more $ from just these product than most S&P 500 companies.

I agree; I was making fun of the commentary but I wish they would succeed. But it goes to show the challenge all the ICE makers will have to get across the chasm to profitable EVs. The lack of a competitive product in their pipeline may be one reason that Volvo cancelled their IPO.