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Does anyone have an estimate of how much it costs Tesla to ship cars from US to China (per car if possible)?
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Should be a fraction of the cost rather than shipping from China to US. Most containers get sent back to China empty.Does anyone have an estimate of how much it costs Tesla to ship cars from US to China (per car if possible)?
Doing the same 20@370im in for the long haul. AAPL did it's first split 30 years ago on 6/16/1987 and is worth $8,195/share+
We are still in the process of "wiring the world" for communications, and just starting "wiring the world" for electricity.
will this changeover be less than 30 years? will we skip a monolithic grid?
I shall buy another 20 shares today, after "amateur hour", unless there is a "black swan"
Except it was the crash in oil during Aug 2015 that triggered the massive selloff in China's markets... which then triggered massive selloffs around the world... so... it's kind of a giant ball of ...This shouldn't even be considered news anymore.
Of course it is and it's not like the supply problem is going to get better anytime soon either. Wish markets would grow up and recognize the irrelevance of the price of oil to the price f the rest of the market. It's going to be a long slow downhill slide for oil with occasional upswings when numbers come in that aren't as bad as normal and shitty analysts can say "see, it's all fine, the rally is back on, $80 within 2 months!!!!!11one"
I'm surprised TSLA is only current up 4 points right now.
Must be some new shorts jumping in
We've got:
1) China factory Bloomberg scoop
2) NTSB final accident report from FL AP fatality
3) Baird reiterates today
Except it was the crash in oil during Aug 2015 that triggered the massive selloff in China's markets... which then triggered massive selloffs around the world... so... it's kind of a giant ball of ...
I "proclaimed" about 6 months ago here that oil's natural resting place for a while is between $40 and $45... based on shale efficiency improvements. it might just dangle around here for a while and slow creep down.The question is why? Typically lower oil demand then supply is indicative of a weak economy. Its the canary in the coal mine so to speak. its not today, the economy may not be strong but its stable and the world economy is in general more stable then its been in a while. Maybe its the calm before the storm, or maybe there are just so many new sources of cheap oil. Shale for example. Stability also leads to more supply. Iran is able to put its oil on the market now and even Iraq is more stable, as far as the oil fields go at least. Demand is down and that probably has more to do with technology then weak economy. More people working remotely and less people traveling to meetings to be there in person for example.
1) We've known Tesla was going to build subsequent Gigafactories. Going over the Chinese Wall of protectionism would be positive, but did anyone really doubt this was going to happen after last month's meeting between Elon and government officials?
2) Not a material development; we already knew Autopilot is at least 2x safer than an average human, and likely a lot more. When was the last time we've heard of an Autopilot related major accident? A year ago?
3) Known bull and sell-side.
I would highly caution everyone against looking for reasons why SP goes up or down on a daily basis. This is a recipe for being manipulated.
SP is going up over time because the price is significantly below intrinsic value. Ignore short-term fluctuations.
This individual's posts are a good bullish indicator. It's worked for me so far this year.Except it was the crash in oil during Aug 2015 that triggered the massive selloff in China's markets... which then triggered massive selloffs around the world... so... it's kind of a giant ball of ...
Thx. Sorry, but the above three points are positive developments and now TechMaven posts that CA waiver will remain in place without a Fed challenge.
On an individual level, I don't trade TSLA short term. I've been buy and hold since $35 a share.
Not true - there was a new Baird note yesterday following management meetings.That appears to be old news from mid-May. Online websites have been recirculating it in recent days, and in this case left out the original date. Note that despite reiterating the Outperform rating, the price target is under the current price and that of yesterday's close.