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Broken again or just me?

I was actively checking my order status all day and I saw the filled order and initially I thought maybe I had fat fingered an accidental buy order. I opened it and there’s a red sentence at the top “ this is a margin sell out order which cannot be canceled or replaced by the user“. they closed...

I had my first margin sell-out order from TD today on my iron condor in my Roth. They closed the short calls 15min prior to close because my limit order to close hadn’t triggered. I had sold 720/740 850/870.

Would anyone mind giving their opinion on which roll they would do in my situation? I’ve been lurking for a long time and making lots of money, and id like to compare my opinion with others. I’ve sold 8/6 700p and 705c in even amounts. What would you do? Close or roll to what strike and...

I’d take the other side of that bet. I’d assume most people don’t know how to pay estimated taxes

The video above you doesn’t seem to block the light, what do you mean?

To update, Tesla says my order was canceled accidentally when someone mistyped the order number of the customer who wanted to cancel. So far, they claim they can’t fix it, reinstate it, or replace it. I also have not been refunded my deposit. I’m disappointed but I haven’t given up...

paintless dent repair would probably charge a couple hundred for their best try. Why not try that first

worthless in my opinion. $599.98 max for the day. I’d sell early when still rising

I chatted with Tesla support. They didn’t seem like they knew any more than I did so they took my phone number and said someone will call me

I would think if the stock is >$700 by then the MM have lost control?

It is AWD blue and white interior 7 seat with FSD. no refund on my card as of yet

reviving this old thread. My account no longer shows my model 7 3rd row reservation. any updates from others?

Early build with no interference here

I bought a unit from seat belt extender pros through amazon and it had trouble latching like some reported (20% latch rate). They replaced it with another style at no cost including shipping, which was nice. The replacement works better (95% latch rate) but not perfect. The fix was removing...

I have something similar. Cleaning my blades with window cleaner and a cloth helped

A compatible seatbelt extension will work, and be useful when the car seat rides upgrade to boosters. I bought mine through amazon a seller called grea travel I think

I'm not certain but I think the tail lights on the 3 are vented to the outside air. It would make fogging more likely temporarily but also can go away on its own.

Interesting that you consider salary, housing, and cars as similar discussions. I disagree. Your house cost is public information in my state, with a searchable database and clickable map even. Car prices are usually published and even captured by google or wayback machine if you search the vin...

I have a theory that these were early cars, possibly very early. I'd like to think the build quality has improved since these teardown cars were built. Most likely, in the experience of this teardown company, manufacturers make all of their products the same. My guess is Tesla makes early cars...

How cold is cold? I did a one hour Model 3 trip yesterday in snow and 25 degrees F. The heat was set to 70, we had jackets on, and no one complained about anything. I didn't closely pay attention to anything about cabin comfort, and nothing caught my attention

I posted that I received my Vin yesterday, 4/2 153XX. Silver, sport wheels, EAP. Today a Tesla rep called to confirm all of information I entered, delivery could be next week.

Silver, sport wheels, EAP

I just noticed I have a vin on my account. 135xx Invited and configured 3/22

I think standard will be worth around $8,000 and long range about $9,500.

It's legal to sell cars bought back under lemon law. It will be marked on the title and vehicle history reports. Lemon law can be multiple reasons, even if something is fixed. Number of return visits, number of business days out of service...

I'm curious if you would expect 383 again or +$10 from a Chinese factory announcement

My Ford dealer had to remove my car seats to complete service and they had me sign that they tried to put them back but wanted me to check them before use. Seems smart

Then it wouldn't be a gap, would it?

Using this technology I want to build power plants that use Model S on dynos to power the grid. Unlimited free energy!

something to do with texas law?

Thanks for making the video, I watched the whole thing

Did the tinted red car drive out on stage unmanned, or did I just miss seeing the driver get out. They seemed to focus on the other two drivers getting out.

If I were in your situation I would not buy the Tesla right now. I would move 140 miles closer to the new job and enjoy an additional 400 hours a year doing what I enjoy. Once you have the move figured out and more than $3,000 in emergency savings I would buy the Tesla.

I don't believe Tesla ever produced any 40s, you'll likely find you can upgrade to 60 via software.

Why would you do that?

An auction with a reserve will not usually bid as high as one with no reserve. Plenty of bidders will add an extra $100 if they think they can "steal" the car at the last minute. No reserve would probably gain at least 10%, in my opinion.

I didn't think leases were available in the very beginning. So it would appear to be a very short lease term.

Groups of credit checks count as a single event, so shopping banks within one month is no change

Awesome congratulations Dave!

I don't understand why the price was firm and then you traded in for significantly less. Was it to avoid the trouble of a private sale? Tax benefits?

Blastphemy, Could you help me understand what made you go from loving your ELR to being fed up with it? I must have missed it and I don't see it referenced on these pages.

And fiat is rated higher?

There was a 60 available from Tesla with 6 or 8 thousand miles for 65,000 and you still get to take the tax incentives.

My local showroom has a P85 for sale with 4,500 miles and they're offering a $13,000 discount from new. Add any federal and local incentives and you're at $90,000 nearly new.

I'm bumping this thread due to the number of folks considering an upgrade. I'd be interested in a 40 or 60 with tech package, other options considered, also. Will travel nationwide for the right car.

Perhaps a dedicated isolated battery for critical systems backup and/or a capacitor feature. For fly by wire redundancy not only are the electrical systems double or triple redundant but many have hidden (from pilots) isolated backup batteries just for flight controls.

Can someone offer advice to a newbie who gambled on short term options for this announcement? I hold Oct 18th $300 calls. I'm debating selling them today versus holding them another day or two and hoping for a rebound. How can I calculate the expected loss due to time value compared to hopeful...

Unveiling the D is unveiling two D's, Model S P85D and Model X 85D. The something else is still something else?

I think some investors are just looking for an excuse to buy. This event might just be the right excuse.