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Anyone have insight/speculation regarding the out of the blue volume spike just before the run up this morning? Seems like a lot of volume out of the blue for little-to-no price movement. Happened to SCTY too, a minute before TSLA...

At least when I was last looking at it closely, after Q3ER, it seemed to match this data: November 2016 Reg SHO Daily Files

Then we should hope he has more ego than greed.

Bit of interesting supporting data - short volume was almost 70% on Monday - considerably higher even than near/after earnings. http://www.shortanalytics.com/getshortchart.php?tsymbol=tsla

I was actually just thinking the same thing, but a thin layer of asphalt is probably really cheap compared to what they're spending to speed up construction - probably considerably cuts down on the dust of all those cars coming and going throughout the day, and therefore cuts down on water truck...

As a current owner of 5 of em (e46, e39, e85, e83, and most recently an N54 e61. yes, I have problems, I'm aware :eek:), I have to say the biggest issue with "BMWs outside warranty" is the more complicated something is, the more problems it has. Between my wife and I, we're approaching 400k...

Having recently watched that Nat Geo documentary, how much would you spend to protect $trillions in revenue?

Looks like the same image/identical numbers as first one you posted

How about now? Interested to see if what just happened was shorts or an actual selloff...

Got moved up. Elon Musk on Twitter

Actual source listed is: (from 9/22/15) Institutions worth $2.6 trillion have now pulled investments out of fossil fuels Somewhat related graph does show oil and gas under performing S&P since ~2014: Industry Details - U.S. Industries - Fidelity

For those who don't know and are curious (I was), it sounds like at least as of a few years ago, Supercharger stations were done as mutually beneficial agreements between Tesla and the local land owner, such as a restaurant or other business. Granted, this might have changed since then, but...

For what it's worth, there's been at least a couple newer S here in Madison that I started seeing a month or longer ago. Not sure when exactly, but I do recall thinking "wow, that was fast".

Mine started out at ~2970mAh, 4.20v, 50mV charge cut, to 3.0v @ 1A, to some now at 3250mAh under same conditions. Mines from an S70 iirc.

I'm betting the Gigafactory/battery cells were mostly left out of SMP2 because he sees it as already "figured out", and delivered to the execution stage. Mention of it possibly becoming a bigger business than selling cars was the tip-off to me. In engineering in general, "figuring it out" is...

I'm (really) new here, so forgive me if it hasn't already been brought up, but I suspect it's the effort and risk involved working with others not fully invested (politically) their ideas, sinking or delaying a plan unexpectedly. Elon seems to prefer being in control of as many variables as...