I aways thought being an analyst is a slightly icky job/career path. But at least some of these analysts get it.
Up 6.61% and and 0.96% AH. The pattern is just so obvious!
(In all seriousness though, I will *never* afford a Yacht on TSLA holdings, and a big boat is a waste of money IMO anyways)."It is important to emphasize that there are no fundamental issues with the Model 3 production or supply chain. We understand what needs to be fixed and we are confident of addressing the manufacturing bottleneck issues in the near-term" I don't know what the bottlenecks actually are or what they mean exactly by near-term. My guess is the near term is less than a month too, it should be evident with Oct sales numbers but who knows maybe not if they are waiting on one last thing. I crunched some numbers and it seems like they have ample time to get to 5,000 a week. They only have to make 32 next week if you use a straight line method. The multiplier is 1.59. It won't be a straight line of course, it should grow faster with each problem corrected.
I don't know if it's toast, but it seems like it's probably going to take some heat over the next year or so
Back to "market action", up 1% after hours, not bad, wonder if it will continue tomorrow?
That's a good point, I was thinking about part issues, but "bottlenecks" is more in line with things like tweaking machines and quality issues. I hope National Geographic or someone is doing a whole show on this ramp, it'd be kind of interesting to see exactly what they mean by bottlenecks and so forth. But that's how manufacturing of anything goesI guess, you just keep fixing problems until you're cranking out what you need to be. It probably helps when you've got like 10,000 people or however many are directly involved solving problems. No tweet's of Musk's sleeping bag so things must be going pretty well.
Sorry, if you didn't have any margin calls on this drop then you certainly weren't pushing the limits. That's a good thing, but very different from what you've been posting.
