Krugerrand
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This is Elon and Co., always thinking well in advance of where they want to go. It's not going to stop. They're in it for the betterment of mankind not for company valuation. If they stop searching for better ways, I'm out.
Yep, the market seems confuzzled. Good. I hope everyone else and their brother and neighborhood OEM, battery maker and energy storage company stay confuzzled - with the exception of all the fine, wise people here and those nearest and dearest to them because when all the pieces finally come together the amount of brain matter that ejaculates out the doubters' ears is going to be the most spectacular spectacle in the history of the world.
There's been plenty of meat over the last 4 years. So not sure what you're talking about on that front.
They crunch numbers to see if they're missing something, to stay on top of what's coming at the next ER, to position themselves for money making market moves. (Geesh! That was some good alliteration right there.)
Tesla may or may not be slipping on their short term execution. We'll only know for sure after the fact when the numbers come out. Thusly, as always, short term trading in TSLA is very risky, especially since we KNOW that the people behind the ticker are always going to be thinking for bigger, better, symbiotic plans for the world and are NEVER focused on the short term, or the dividend. They surmise as best they can from quarter to quarter what numerical values they'll hit. In the end it's a GUESS, an ESTIMATION, a GOOD INTENTIONED plan, but they're going to ALWAYS choose to sacrifice today for tomorrow. That's how they roll. It's what makes the rollercoaster ride so gosh darn exciting!!!
If you ignore everything that's come before, forgetting history, then yes it would be very hard to have any confidence in all the new stuff. But if you take a trip down memory lane (it's recorded now for posterity) and look at what's been overcome on the way to here...it becomes wayyyyyyyyyyyyyy easy to have confidence.
They'll iron out the X bugs. They'll make mistakes with the 3, but on the bright side of things they'll be dealing with those essentially internally since employees get the 3 first. How freaking cool is that?!?!?!? A free group of guinea pigs that make and test the new vehicle before it hits the wider streets. How's that for learning from past mistakes?! That right there is pure genius.
Probably true. But what the market doesn't know isn't going to hurt it. Heck, even when they know they don't know what to do with the information. Besides, if Elon made public all the mistakes prior to learning from the mistakes, fixing them and showing the world what could be done; simply put your all-in wouldn't be worth a fraction what it is now. The market would have had a field day, dissecting every single itty, bitty, mistake while ignoring all that Tesla has done. Or if you'd rather, Elon is protecting your investment by not disclosing that he had to send his PA down to Frye's for USB cords because his supplier flaked on him.
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