MIT Technology Review has been anti-Tesla for a very long time. Not sure why, but they also published slanted anti-EV pieces. They have the MIT name, but have been certainty tarnishing that name for years now.
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MIT Technology Review has been anti-Tesla for a very long time. Not sure why, but they also published slanted anti-EV pieces. They have the MIT name, but have been certainty tarnishing that name for years now.
No this is incorrect. The first part at least. Only a short seller creates demand for borrowed shares. If a long bought a share from a short and loses his appetite for it, he sells it to another long. The only way that demand for borrowed shares falls is if supply increases or short sellers cover. In this case it's possible that supply has increased now that the recall is over, but my point is that the number of longs have no direct impact on the demand for borrowed shares. Only short sellers create demand to borrow shares.
Edit: ok you're more correct than I gave you credit for, but the point I am trying to make is that it is the short seller who creates demand for borrowed shares and decides when he no longer demands those borrowed shares.
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TrendTrader007
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I'm just trollingI can't tell if you're trolling or if you're actually serious. All of your posts are extremely bullish but without any real reasoning or substance. I hope you're right and I hope you make a lot of money but I'll probably skip on reading some of your postsThis forum is bullish enough as is and I don't want posts like yours to have a subconscious affect on me.
(And the thousands of shares of TSLA I own and tons of J 18 calls are simply a figment of my imagination. I happen to be a pathetic loser with less than a 100 shares of TSLA and I troll this message board simply to feed my ego)
I can't believe you're so perceptive!
Some guys on this message board are simply geniuses!
hahaha. I just watched this two days ago with my daughter and when this scene came on I thought about this too. WonkaVision! I feel like Elon is our crazy Wonka of today and that sometimes some of us on here are like the kid......
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I always find it funny when people "disclose" their holdings to prove how important they are... usually they are just telling stories.I'm just trolling
(And the thousands of shares of TSLA I own and tons of J 18 calls are simply a figment of my imagination. I happen to be a pathetic loser with less than a 100 shares of TSLA and I troll this message board simply to feed my ego)
I can't believe you're so perceptive!
Some guys on this message board are simply geniuses!
LargeHamCollider
Battery cells != scalable
I think Elon is watching the stock and the timing of those tweets coincided with the PPS hitting the last upper trend line before a potentially large breakdown in the stock. the stock is the only thing that will provide them with the cash they need for the aggressive ramp to M3... so it is basically the single most important factor for Tesla right now... and if there was a significant drop soon... then SCTY would be off... a large cap raise would be difficult and the M3 would be significantly delayed.
so it doesn't matter what the product is... it could be a robot bird... what matters is headlines like this:
Tesla losing streak ends after Elon Musk promises not to seek more cash
racer26
Active Member
Reasoning?
TSLA has never (until just recently) offered a P-version of anything but the highest tier car. Recently they introduced P100DL and didn't delete the P90D offering. I can't see a good reason to offer a P75D.
Share available for shorting this morning at Fidelity are 836,194, interest steady at 11.75%
First post here, been in the background for some time. Tesla and TSLA fanatic here.
Not sure if this has been speculated here yet, but is there a chance that the product is related to the gigafactory? Perhaps announcing long-term plans for more locations? Elon has described it specifically as a product in the past. Just my two cents.
Not sure if this has been speculated here yet, but is there a chance that the product is related to the gigafactory? Perhaps announcing long-term plans for more locations? Elon has described it specifically as a product in the past. Just my two cents.
Hogfighter
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Welcome Donzer.
It's true that EM has called the GF a product, but since they've stated that they can triple the initial production capacity of GF1, it would be a little premature to break ground on another.
My bet is A/P 2.0 with a HUD.
TrendTrader007
Active Member
According to just filed Tesla and SolarCity Joint Proxy statements the special shareholders meetings called for voting on the acquisition will be held on November 17 .
If that happens, we need the stock to climb for 6 years before we sell, so we don't get nailed by her crazy capital gains tax plan!
Blue line is current tax rate. Red line is Clinton tax plan for capital gains.
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Had to check if I am on yahoo finance board or on TMC..
racer26
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In other words, pretty much exactly when you would have expected it.
Complete merger after vote, and the merged company begins as of approximately the start of 1Q17.
Complete merger after vote, and the merged company begins as of approximately the start of 1Q17.
Krugerrand
Meow
Truth is that if all AP did was butter toast it would be seen as dangerous by some.
Krugerrand
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I always find it funny that when people reveal their 'credentials' and it's not what someone else expected it's considered telling stories.
racer26
Active Member
Yup. Some portion of the population is just always going to be vehemently opposed to the changing of the status quo.
Tesla has done, and is continuing to do, a fairly remarkable job of dismantling every reasonable argument against the adoption of electric cars. Low performance? Nah, how about the quickest unlimited production car ever built, and even the limited production vehicles competitive in that regard are 10x the price. Low range? Nope. High cost? For now, but $ per unit performance they represent some of the best value available, and model 3 will take that even further. Long tailpipe? Nope, easy to actually do the math and demonstrate they're better than ICEVs even when powered by coal fired electricity.
Tesla is making some of the most unquestionably compelling products I can think of. Can anybody think of another product so universally compelling over its competing technologies in any market?
Gerardf
Active Member
Nice jump at opening
With some volume... And against general Nasdaq being down.
Hope it scares some of the weaker shorts.
With some volume... And against general Nasdaq being down.
Hope it scares some of the weaker shorts.
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