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Hi all, I never thought I'd be owning a Model X so I haven't obsessively researched it as much as the 3 or the Y. An inventory car popped up yesterday and the deal looked too good that I wanted to jump on it. I wanted to solicit advice from the forum to make sure I'm making the right choice...
I hope Battery Day will have a list of milestones people can track for incorporating the new technology. Investors have been wary of "Elon time" for a while, but here's to hoping that this time will be more realistic.
I think I might. I wanted to lock in the FSD price but it seems like that doesn't matter anymore since you have to give up your FSD price to take advantage of the lower car price.
Did anyone get that message from Tesla? I said I didn't want to take delivery now because of fit and finish issues. They then said the order can only be held until EOY, basically pressuring me to take delivery sooner.
I've never heard of that policy before. (I put $2500 down September last year)
Tesla has been aggressively trying to get me to take delivery of a Y over the past week with multiple texts and calls. It makes me wonder what the demand is like coupled with this price drop.
I think having to reorder and paying higher FSD is kind of stupid. Why pressure people to order early...
Tesla is really pulling out all the stops for a strong q2. Hopefully they blow it out of the water for a S&P500 inclusion versus it being blindsided like q1 2019.
Tesla Energy seems to be discounting solar quite a bit. I don't know if they can book revenue for Q2 if people just sign up now, but haven't completed the install. But I still appreciate the push and the enthusiasm for growing this part of the business.
Fred has a bad piece on Tesla out. Don't know how to link it so Fred doesn't get ad views, but here it is: Tesla has some major Model Y quality issues - Electrek
I love that TSLAQ joke. When someone asked TSLAQ how they are doing, they shrugged and said they are doing OK. They have less money than yesterday, but they'll have more money than tomorrow.
I might have missed this, so apologies in advance if this is covered. So we talk a lot about Fremont, but I haven't heard news about the Gigafactory. Did Panasonic send their workers back yet? If so, are they producing packs for the Powerwalls?
It's possible it goes up because they are accumulating then they announce the upgrade after.
Pumping and dumping seems to only be illegal for people like us. Lol
Did anyone else notice the same? It started asking for Delivery Location / Registration / Trade-In / Payment Method.
White / AWD / 19" Wheels / FSD / CA Delivery
Wonder if there will be an EOQ push since I've gotten no communication thus far.
That's why Elon needs to. He doesn't need to comment on everything. People can still admire the company and the person without having to agree with everything he says.
I think when you downplay the risks of the virus to a group of people that are resistant to adopting the policies that would minimize the risks, it leads to a bad conclusion.
Elon should speak to things he knows about. He isn't Dr. Fauci
Don't let anyone bully you into keeping or selling your shares. None of us here know what the stock price will do.
I do think we are in a bit of an echo chamber and people that bring an alternate point of view get downvoted to hell.
You need to figure out what is right for your circumstances...
I don't know if you all saw this but: Newsom on coronavirus: California schools likely closed through summer break
If that many kids stay home for that long, the economic impact is huge. (not to mention the loss of educational development for the kids)
This will affect the workers of Tesla in...
The market is shaping up to be a blood bath tomorrow. Futures are hitting the down limit and Tesla is down after hours.
It is crazy that we don't benefit from green days but get red days magnified.
On expiration day, I was on the hook for 600 shares at 550. I think I ended up paying $6000 or so to close it out when the share price was about 555 that day (it closed much lower). I got lucky. I ended up collecting enough premiums to still profit overall, but this market is pretty wild.
Just a small shower thought. With the uptick rule in place, but the stock still going down, is it possible that institutions are unloading? We saw a lot of them load up during the run up in Dec / Jan. I'm sure those funds need to rebalance due to the mess the market is in.