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TrendTrader007
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As a general rule a pattern that is well broadcast by CNBC is highly unlikely to work
In the stock market what everyone knows is not worth knowing
938,762 shares available for shorting at Fidelity before the market open. The interest is the same as yesterday -1.5%
MitchJi
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As i have said many times before, if he gave them material information which was not available to the public and did not publish that information immediately, he would have made a crime. I don't think that he would make a crime and then tell about it openly.
Ps. MitchJi, you labelled this "funny". What is your point? You do agree, that SEC -rules also concern Elon? I don't believe he gave them any material information privately.
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A whiff of a shotgun wedding , though the glossy 425 disclosure is impressive.
Cheaper sells, better sells , hence cheaper and better should sell even better, the ultimate value proposition.
If the economics to the consumer are Favorable
The product (roof solar panel storage unit) will sell in my view.
A whiff of a shotgun wedding , though the glossy 425 disclosure is impressive.
Cheaper sells, better sells , hence cheaper and better should sell even better, the ultimate value proposition.
If the economics to the consumer are Favorable
The product (roof solar panel storage unit) will sell in my view.
Alrighty, CNBC just rolled out Bob Lutz and then prompted him into another TSLA trashing on air. Next up, Jim Chanos and Bob Lutz mud wrestle live...
LG Chem to enter U.S. home battery market with Sunrun deal
http://www.reuters.com/article/lg-chem-sunrun-usa-idUSL1N1CV2A1
Oct 26 LG Chem Ltd, the world's largest automotive battery maker, will enter the fledgling U.S. market for home energy storage through a partnership with rooftop solar company Sunrun Inc, the companies said on Wednesday.
The move will put LG in direct competition with electric car maker Tesla Motors Inc, which unveiled its own home battery packs, called Powerwalls, last year. Sunrun has been using Tesla batteries in its home storage systems in Hawaii since earlier this year, and this deal will add LG to its list of suppliers.
"Tesla makes all the headlines, but LG manufactures most of the lithium ion batteries," Sunrun Executive Chairman Ed Fenster said in an interview. LG's entry into the market will help bring down battery prices and help them make economic sense for more households, he added.
http://www.reuters.com/article/lg-chem-sunrun-usa-idUSL1N1CV2A1
Oct 26 LG Chem Ltd, the world's largest automotive battery maker, will enter the fledgling U.S. market for home energy storage through a partnership with rooftop solar company Sunrun Inc, the companies said on Wednesday.
The move will put LG in direct competition with electric car maker Tesla Motors Inc, which unveiled its own home battery packs, called Powerwalls, last year. Sunrun has been using Tesla batteries in its home storage systems in Hawaii since earlier this year, and this deal will add LG to its list of suppliers.
"Tesla makes all the headlines, but LG manufactures most of the lithium ion batteries," Sunrun Executive Chairman Ed Fenster said in an interview. LG's entry into the market will help bring down battery prices and help them make economic sense for more households, he added.
racer26
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Except no. Because they're ignoring GF, which is about to put Tesla in the driver's seat when it comes to manufacturing the most lithium batteries any day now.
How is this possible when they are so short on batteries for the car makers.....the auto industry doesn't have enough supply to march full steam ahead into EVs but the suppliers have enough to "donate" some material for storage? which is it?
My read of this Article:
- It will bolden the bears today, as they read what they want to read into it: "Competition is coming!"
- It validates Tesla's acquisition of SolarCity: competitors pressured to respond in some way
- Sunrun Executive Statement means "I am scrambling for a response", as it is clear that production output of PowerWalls will be consumed internally, with Sunrun potentially not able to get any. The tone is reminiscent of Mobileye's statements.
- Vertically integrated Tesla/SolarCity will compete very well with SunRun LG Chem partnership. SunRun and LG Chem will not be able to compete on price unless they are prepared to loose a lot of money, while Tesla makes profit.
Runarbt
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racer26
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The first couple minutes of market reaction seem to have returned sense, erasing the premarket losses. Interesting.
Mario Kadastik
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Some guy in Germany is selling his claimed Signature X for 240k€ (!?). This looks like a opportunist that has lost all touch with reality, but to me it raises a question. The car is claimed to be 03/2016 which would put it into Q1 where I'm fairly sure there were 0 EU deliveries. Or am I missing something?
PS Autotechnik Inh. René Scholz in Eggersdorf
PS Autotechnik Inh. René Scholz in Eggersdorf
TrendTrader007
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TSLA today's the day when shorts get their well deserved comeuppance
interesting because it just snapped back to max pain... 202.50... where it's been pinned for 3 days?... i don't think that's interesting... i think it lies closer to criminal.
PENA is not contributing to funds for Tesla's CAPEX needs other than in the sense that they are buying equipment that PENA owns and "leases" to Tesla via off-take agreements (capital lease). I suspect the Buffalo deal will be similar. If that is the case, Silveo must still be planned or SCTY would be leaving ~$350 million for Riverbend equipment promised from NY unused
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