You missed #1, first quarter profit.
My guess is that this new one is an update to the leasing announcement. That was a bit controversial. The service announcement went over well, so nothing to fix there.
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You missed #1, first quarter profit.
My guess is that this new one is an update to the leasing announcement. That was a bit controversial. The service announcement went over well, so nothing to fix there.
Agreed it is the financing announcement. "Fixing mistakes" (in brackets) could be related to [FONT=Arial, sans-serif]the mistake pointed out by Sal Demir in this article: [/FONT]http://m.seekingalpha.com/article/1381001
Demir tweeted Musk about it yesterday, the latter replying: "@rebel_sal Just read it. Good piece."
As for "time to up the ante", that is harder to guess at. Could it be that they are increasing the guaranteed resale value from the Merc S benchmark? Or a battery capacity threshold added to the battery guarantee (OK, now I'm daydreaming
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Demir tweeted Musk about it yesterday, the latter replying: "@rebel_sal Just read it. Good piece."
As for "time to up the ante", that is harder to guess at. Could it be that they are increasing the guaranteed resale value from the Merc S benchmark? Or a battery capacity threshold added to the battery guarantee (OK, now I'm daydreaming
)?
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Agreed it is the financing announcement. "Fixing mistakes" (in brackets) could be related to the mistake pointed out by Sal Demir in this article: http://m.seekingalpha.com/article/1381001
Demir tweeted Musk about it yesterday, the latter replying: "@rebel_sal Just read it. Good piece."
As for "time to up the ante", that is harder to guess at. Could it be that they are increasing the guaranteed resale value from the Merc S benchmark? Or a battery capacity threshold added to the battery guarantee (OK, now I'm daydreaming
Agree. I think they will fix the sleazy message from the leasing.
How they plan to up the ante is anyone's guess
my ideal Tesla lease experience would be a 60 month $600/month lease for a base model S. At the end of the lease term buy it out at residual value or hand the keys back.
Norbert
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Maybe they will keep the Supercharger announcement ("part 4") for the quarterly results next Wednesday.
Benz
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I think that they will not address these 2 things in 1 conference call. Maybe it will last too long (less time for Q&A).
But you could be right as well. The sooner we learn more about the Superchargers the better, I think.
Sleazy!? Using their handy calculator, I was easily able to get my "cost of ownership" down to MINUS $256. So I'll get a new Model S & a monthly check, right?
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ShortSlaver
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I do like the "up the ante" language of EM's tweet. Time to make the price of a TSLA buy-in higher...
I love reading too much into every word.
I love reading too much into every word.
CyberDutchie
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If today follows last Friday's action, there should build-up towards the announcement with somewhat of a sell-off/some profit taking afterwards, to end the day down. However, the whole market is up sharply today so we may stay in the green.
And then (hopefully) reflection on the announcement over the weekend and up again on Monday! I'm starting to like the Friday announcement timing.
And then (hopefully) reflection on the announcement over the weekend and up again on Monday! I'm starting to like the Friday announcement timing.
Norbert
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There seems to be a tendency today for it to go back up to $55.55 whenever it goes below for a bit. If that holds, I think we might go to the 60ies soon.
I hope those of you who were looking for "entry points" are all set...
I hope those of you who were looking for "entry points" are all set...
jeffro01
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All I can say now is it beats watching my cash sit in savings doing nothing... Finished cashing out my savings now I just need the stock to "fluctuate" just a touch to get my remaining cash into the market...
Jeff
Finished cashing out my savings now I just need the stock to "fluctuate" just a touch to get my remaining cash into the market... Jeff
There seems to be a tendency today for it to go back up to $55.55 whenever it goes below for a bit. If that holds, I think we might go to the 60ies soon.
I hope those of you who were looking for "entry points" are all set...
NO.
I just keep preaching in my own head... patience.. patience.. patience..
You aren't alone lol.
NO.
I just keep preaching in my own head... patience.. patience.. patience..
Conference call over key take away for TSLA stock: "Model S was a car for the top 1% with this lease program it is now affordable for the top 10% and will get cheaper as manufacturing gets more efficient … eventually the Gen 3 will be affordable to everyone.”
I stand corrected ….this was a big deal!
I stand corrected ….this was a big deal!
CapitalistOppressor
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The key is understanding the information flows that cause (or kill) momentum and getting ahead of them.
Benz
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Is this week going to be just as exciting as last few weeks (since the end of March)?
Is May going to be the month in which we will see the big movements?
Any thoughts on that?
Is May going to be the month in which we will see the big movements?
Any thoughts on that?
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