SunriseLol, even better! And sent to the dungeon. What a swell day
Sunset
The tesla giveth and the tesla taketh away
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SunriseLol, even better! And sent to the dungeon. What a swell day
@tivoboyFWIW I've heard this many times in the past... and the folks who waited YEARS for the referal wheels beyond when originally promised are also aware it's been a supply issue for Tesla in general.
Given it's been a recurring cause of delay I'm actually a little surprised they haven't vertically integrated this like they did say seats- wheels are pretty easy to manufacture.
Yeah, there is a rubber shortage but not enough to push out a delivery 12+ months.. As I recall it’s both the manufacture of the RIM/Wheel from a production and composites shortage, but only for some of them. Maybe Tesla had enough orders for some wheels vs. others. Those newer, 20”, new fan blade wheels seems to be in short supply.@tivoboy
I thought it was the tire part of the wheel (versus the rim).
Seems to be a rubber shortage along with everything else.
Do you mean "Why is the post over here?"Yeah, there is a rubber shortage but not enough to push out a delivery 12+ months.. As I recall it’s both the manufacture of the RIM/Wheel from a production and composites shortage, but only for some of them. Maybe Tesla had enough orders for some wheels vs. others. Those newer, 20”, new fan blade wheels seems to be in short supply.
Why did this move away from what was a theme in the delivery delays as it relates to stock price action?
Most tires have very little to no "rubber" in them.@tivoboy
I thought it was the tire part of the wheel (versus the rim).
Seems to be a rubber shortage along with everything else.
Do you mean natural or synthetic, or are you implying by weight because yeah, most tires do have rubber in them maybe 15-25% natural rubber deepening on type or application.Most tires have very little to no "rubber" in them.
I meant natural. It's more common these days to refer to tread compounds or sidewall compounds because the amount of natural rubber keeps decreasing (exception: special use cases).Do you mean natural or synthetic, or are you implying by weight because yeah, most tires do have rubber in them maybe 15-25% natural rubber deepening on type or application.
Yeah I should have just said supply chain issues, not rubber shortage.I meant natural. It's more common these days to refer to tread compounds or sidewall compounds because the amount of natural rubber keeps decreasing (exception: special use cases).
I think Meg Ryan might disagree...Off topic. as markets are still closed:
Einstein became very famous to the general public in 2019, when experimental proof came for his General Theory of Relativity, using data form a solar eclipse to measure the predicted bending of light of a far star due to the solar mass. He was of course already famous, but mostly within the physics community. I think the trigger for fame to the public was that the eclipse experiment was done by the famous (also within scientific circles only) English physicist Eddington, confirming the German originated theory that fundamentally changes how one understands the universe, one year after the devastating WWI between these two nations.
Or post over hereWhile I don’t mind going a little OT every now and then, I do think we are getting a bit into the weeds today.
Therefor, as a favor to the people who may not want to read any OT stuff, future posts of mine that I think may be a little OT or not completely directly related to TSLA will be put into spoiler tags so people can more easily skip over it if they so chose.
Buying cherry pie for dessert .WTF is a “warrant transaction”.
I figured out what Elon should do. (obv I am not qualified to advise anyone, let alone billionaires so not advice )
1. Create a non-profit with the charter to create an Engineering and Technology university with ties to Tesla and SpaceX
2. Buy land (or use the land he already owns) and donate to the non-profit.
3. Take big tax deduction.
4. Publicly comment that he would rather the cash go to a good cause than the government.
5. Offer free tuition to top tier students if they study certain disciplines.
This would accomplish many of his goals. He would flank the Sanders crowd on the left, making them look foolish "Capitalism provides free education, socialism surrenders". It would lower his tax bill and maybe provide some goodwill. And it would also ensure a steady supply of quality engineers for his companies.
Elon could have threw the entire 17 million shares onto the market in 1 day...then we will see how much of a trillion dollar company Tesla will be. Elon may also sell his entire lot if Bernie calls his bluff...
The stock price can be severely detached from the company's fundamentals in either direction if Elon wanted it to.
Yes, realistically Uni administration could be cut probably 60-70% with only positive effects on the Uni performance and student experience. Further, if there is no professional sports component, further large savings can be made, again with no negative effects.If Elon could first principles the cost of tuition back to what it was in the 70s in terms of hours of median income (I think easily he could) a $10 billion endowment drawn down by about 3% per year could educate ~25,000 students per year.
Most people have no idea just how bloated modern higher education is. Yale literally has more administrators than students now! It’s actually kind of disgusting the amount of people living high on the backs of crippling student debt.
Some big names started in garages, but those weren't their parents'. BI Article...
The multi generational home is the norm throughout the world. The fact that it is not the norm here is not a sign of societal well being. Why are so many startups founded in the parents garage? Because that is where they lived. I'm a bit of an older fart but I found your post offensive.
I expect Elon not to sell since this doesn't "solve" world hunger but UN has come up with a proposal
The UN responded to Elon Musk's challenge to prove how his wealth could tackle world hunger by revealing a $6.6 billion plan
The world's richest person said he'd sell billions in Tesla stock and donate the proceeds if the UN could show how it would address world hunger.www.businessinsider.com
Elon appears to be the only billionaire who has engaged at all. It's just too bad he fell for a misleading headline about what was said.