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I think it's funny how many people consider a screen freeze to be an issue though. Just hold the buttons down, guys....
Some people like me didn't get a delivery orientation but lucky for me I'm enough of a enthusiast I know the tips and tricks...I agree, it's in the delivery orientation.
Exactly, the more mass market EV programs, the more public charging development. Particularly if it's long range EVs from other automakers, it means higher speed public charging demand.
@RobotGrease
So on a daily basis TSLA is still in the 2nd channel and has still 2 channels of margin for development?
Actually that sort of explains the resistance today, since we are not only brushing up against the ATH but are also brushing up against the top of that channel. Here is hoping for a breakout tomorrow.
Say what you will about unicorns but there always seems to be an overall technical that this stock seems to follow quite nicely.
@RobotGrease
So on a daily basis TSLA is still in the 2nd channel and has still 2 channels of margin for development?
My interpretation is that TSLA is at the top of its channel right now. Those two channels above it represent overbought/exuberant conditions and is a time when you should be selling, hedging, or maxing out on covered calls.
Yup. Big mention made of screen going black. No mention that car still drivable and simple reboot with both button down corrects. Makes it seem like screen had to be replaced. Oh we'll, take lumps but 40,000 happy owners/sales people out thereCNBC has picked up the Consumer Reports story, expect it to be mentioned all day.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/101911866
Yup. Big mention made of screen going black. No mention that car still drivable and simple reboot with both button down corrects. Makes it seem like screen had to be replaced. Oh we'll, take lumps but 40,000 happy owners/sales people out there
In fairness, the CNBC coverage on this just now has been well-informed. Phil LeBeau, the guy who usually covers Tesla for CNBC, pointed out that CR actually praised the Model S, and that the company was eager to fix any quirks that may have developed. He ended by noting that TSLA closed yesterday at an ATH, and that this report will probably not influence the trajectory of the stock.Yup. Big mention made of screen going black. No mention that car still drivable and simple reboot with both button down corrects. Makes it seem like screen had to be replaced. Oh we'll, take lumps but 40,000 happy owners/sales people out there
I agree, but at the same time there's still an amazing amount of negativity out there.
The negativity will disappear once we hit the top two channels...
CNBC has picked up the Consumer Reports story, expect it to be mentioned all day.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/101911866