Bradferg questioning legit of big whale is odd to me. He is good ol’ paydirt of options thread here, who did not like being outed and could not give a straight answer to things. He offered a teaser of info, no good explanation (to me), tried his darndest to take traffic off of here. despite his theft of traffic, eyeballs the mods protected his thread and shut it down. In other words, mods protected dumb money options gambling.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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With those returns, in 5 years I could be the Crazy Rich Asian Uncle and tell people about my time engine at family gatherings....5X in five years and 15X in ten years??!?!?!
Honestly I'd be ecstatic if we just got 5X in ten years!
I'm not going to pretend I understand quantum mechanics but time actually is the 4th dimension and you can easily change your relative progression through time simply by moving much faster than another object through the universe. This is how time dilation works. Scientists actually have put very accurate atomic clocks on jetliners and flown them around the world and demonstrated that time dilation is real and Einstein was right (duh) because the clocks on the jetliners ran slower than the ones on Earth.
Nope. I meant to quote you: I take issue with your use of the word "powerless" in your post when referring to TSLA retail investors that simply hold.
Indeed, I would argue that retail longs are more powerful wrt Tesla than almost any other company.
As I and others have observed in past years, the gyrations of Tesla’s share prices have led to high conviction retail holders, such as myself, building ever larger and more concentrated positions with little intention of selling anytime soon. Weak longs have been routinely shaken out.
Large, concentrated positions in the hands of "pry-them-from-my-cold-dead-hands" holders means that the "true" float is much smaller than might otherwise be the case. This is to the long term benefit of retail longs though, perhaps perversely, this may ease manipulation and allow for increased volatility. Sorry, not sorry for that.
To put it another way and no offense intended, while you‘re kvetching about the weather, I’m thinking about the climate.
From my long term view, things look grand. As for a low IV, it is irrelevant to my life, whereas preserving my low resting pulse matters.
edit: Of course my holdings are minuscule compared to the whales mentioned above.
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Tes La Ferrari
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Tesla & SpaceX CEO Elon Musk Enters the TIME100 Most Influential People of 2021
TIME has published a list of the 100 most influential people of 2021. Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk entered it as an innovator.
www.tesmanian.com
TL; DR: Among the 100 most influential people in 2021, TIME named Elon Musk, "a man who has devoted his life to breaking free of limits and constraints." TIME emphasizes that "Musk isn't just changing how we transport ourselves, he's augmenting human possibilities. And by doing it all with his relentlessly optimistic, space-half-full showmanship, he's offering a model for how we can solve the big, existential challenges in front of us."
Well said.
insaneoctane
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TheWalkingDad
Cybertruck 23' or bust.
He needs 5M more shares if he wants to supplant the top 10...
I wonder how many megapacks per year they'll make?
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Based on 10% cap per fund, I don't think Aunt Cathie will have many shares by the time this hits 3K
Thats Mama Cathie to me!
She will find a way to fit Tesla in ARKX. Also will have Tesla in her new ESG fund.
No doubt she has her personal holdings of TSLA with no cap to benefit from the 3000 target.
My interpretation of this exchange is:If you need more proof that ol’ Sawyer has no idea what he’s talking about (is he out of high school yet?):
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“Yield is whether that step is good or bad”
The question is asking what is the cause of none-100% yield, is it because some cells would have lower performance, or the the line is running slower than the designed throughput.
My impression is the criteria is more than cell performance or capacity, it could also include whether the cell is safe to use.
For example, I imagine if raw materials were denting the roller, there could be uneven film areas pressing separator and increase potential of leakage, although the performance and capacity could be all good.
Sawyer was being careful to not used the word”safe/unsafe” so he answered it as “(The line is not running with reduced throughput), yield is a series of binary events for each output cell, cells would be either good or bad as result of each step of the process, (so it’s not just performance of the final cell)”.
As he said yield is pretty high now, I would read it as that specific problem was long gone,(and likely it was just thrown out as a random example to show the existing problems were all easy-to-fix engineering problems, but they need to find them out first)
He could have done better wording for the answer, but I don’t read that as he doesn’t know what he is talking about.
Tesmanian - today: Fremont PD Officially Announces Deployment of Tesla Model Y to Police Fleet
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Fremont Police Department officially announced the deployment of its Tesla Model Y to the police fleet. The results of an earlier pilot program proved the effectiveness of electric vehicles, which was the reason for the expansion of the EV fleet.
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Fremont Police Department officially announced the deployment of its Tesla Model Y to the police fleet. The results of an earlier pilot program proved the effectiveness of electric vehicles, which was the reason for the expansion of the EV fleet.
He's the 3rd largest individual shareholder. Notice that the only 2 individuals on that list are Elon and Larry Ellison.
bballshinobi
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Based on 10% cap per fund, I don't think Aunt Cathie will have many shares by the time this hits 3K
Ark removing cap
They actually removed the 30% cap. My guess is so they can be ready for the rocket ship.
Another shutdown of the Audi E-tron factory in Brussels, starting today and at least until the end of next week, due to lack of chips.
www.tijd.be
Chiptekort legt productie bij Audi Brussel twee weken lam
Nog tot eind volgende week vindt in de Audi-fabriek in Brussel geen productie plaats door het aanslepende chiptekort.
Joe F
Disruption is hard.
Yeah, fun times. Should have just gone all in, but ghosts of 2008 still haunted me at the time.
Here's just a few:
EDIT: Forgot: "Diamond Hands FTW"
ByeByeJohnny
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Current Norwegian quarterly record is actually 7,178 cars. I swear it used to say 7,174. But lets go with the four extra wherever they came from. With
Pretty clear signs that they are starting to run lower on the number of cars at hand. First day in forever that more m3 than mY were sold (82 vs 80). I predict the number tomorrow could go down further and possibly Monday as well but with fresh cars coming off the last ship from Zeebrugge over the weekend the record should still be achievable.
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RobDickinson
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A lot more 3's shipped ot EU than Y's the last few ships
In case you were looking, I found the dumbest thing on the internet for today.
As a german, i am ashamed.
Good thing it looks like she (& others) will get voted out of office at the election on sunday...
Tes La Ferrari
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Is humanity legit getting stupider ?
Did anyone replacing the wheels on their Model T with horse legs, 100 years ago, because legs were more familiar ?
Note to self: I should invent a physical rotary dial attachment for iPhones.
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