And why wouldn't they use the front Model 3 motor which is an induction motor? (I assume it is more efficient than the current one in the S&X.)
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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And why wouldn't they use the front Model 3 motor which is an induction motor? (I assume it is more efficient than the current one in the S&X.)
* Discussion of Tesla's service network's quality and whether it's hurting the brand is on-topic
* SpaceX is rarely on-topic, although major SpaceX events might have knock-on effects via Musk.
* Where Elon is spending time is relevant, although not major news unless we can tell what he's doing there
* Brexit is one of the biggest macro movers there is. Although "Brexit good v. Brexit bad" debates are tiring.
I believe this thread is structured correctly; it just lacks the mod power to do its primary stated rule, which is: whenever any specific topic starts accumulating too many posts - and the more tangential it is to the stock, the more stringent the limit - it gets moved into a side thread.
As a side note, I think you'll find that almost everyone who has taken the time to write a post complaining about other people writing "off-topic" things has themselves written posts that others consider to be "off-topic".
ED: Um... I just notice that you yourself were posting about where Elon was. But now you're complaining about people posting about where Elon is?
* SpaceX is rarely on-topic, although major SpaceX events might have knock-on effects via Musk.
* Where Elon is spending time is relevant, although not major news unless we can tell what he's doing there
* Brexit is one of the biggest macro movers there is. Although "Brexit good v. Brexit bad" debates are tiring.
I believe this thread is structured correctly; it just lacks the mod power to do its primary stated rule, which is: whenever any specific topic starts accumulating too many posts - and the more tangential it is to the stock, the more stringent the limit - it gets moved into a side thread.
As a side note, I think you'll find that almost everyone who has taken the time to write a post complaining about other people writing "off-topic" things has themselves written posts that others consider to be "off-topic".
ED: Um... I just notice that you yourself were posting about where Elon was. But now you're complaining about people posting about where Elon is?
are not calls at $350 tho?You can always check Opricot$330.
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Stock price on the move melting UP
Wooloomooloo
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Nothing is ever "gone" - even $0. It's all about odds. And you need to set a timeframe when talking about the odds of a certain price occurring.
I think given the context of @tivoboy's past comments on this issue, the timeframe is clear: between now and mid-January (so, essentially next week).
Thank you for the reminder that a stock can always go to $0 -- I had forgotten.
For the near term I believe so. Another oppty may occur after q4 earnings release or based on more global domestic macro. I also don’t see 420$ plus so ppl who’ve picked up feb/mar 350/370/390 calls during opportunistic market and stock down windows I think are going to be nicely rewarded. Don’t be a pig
It is? I'm not used to having to click through people's comment histories to get context
That would be one heck of a negative confluence of events to get us down there. That's pre-Q3 ER ("Tesla can't turn a profit!"), "recovering from Joe Rogan" price action levels. Albeit macros are of course worse now.
Fact Checking
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Exactly: this is similar to the never ending "software features versus bug fixes" discussions: one person's super essential, mission critical feature is useless churn and an unnecessary risk to others.
I think this thread got better over the past couple of months, now that intentional disruption by feathery endothermic vertebrates is being decisively fought.
It is? I'm not used to having to click through people's comment histories to get context
That would be one heck of a negative confluence of events to get us down there. That's pre-Q3 ER, "recovering from Joe Rogan" price action levels. Albeit macros are of course worse now.
Lol! Well I wasn't asking you, so I didn't think context was necessary. He knew what I was asking.
As to your second point, I had my own opinions, which coincide with your own (ie., unlikely), but I was curious on his thoughts.
At any rate, back to our regularly scheduled programming.
Yes. But, in theory everything submitted now will get processed after they reopen.
I think the main problem is: this isn’t how human conversation works. People don’t just stick rigidly to one topic regardless of what comes up. Something is brought up related to the topic, but generally contains other pieces of information tangentially related to it, then someone might respond to that tangential information and soon it has little to do with the original topic. I think the best we can do with this thread is just *try* to catch ourselves when we get off topic.
For mods: not sure if possible with the tools you have, but maybe a feature to be able to spin a comment of ours into its own thread? Replicating your ability to do so, but only with our own posts? Idk how you’d want to handle replies with that, maybe only move direct replies to the alternate thread...
Man, I wish I could rate the “funny” rating someone gave you as funny...
EDIT: Anyway, a better solution, perhaps, would be to bring this to the attention of @ZachShahan or the like. Try to milk these apparently bullish predictions before the ER for everything they’re worth. Sure, it might go down on a slight “miss”, but at least you’re setting the floor for that much higher with news that such bearish analysts are predicting a breakout quarter.
Dan Detweiler
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Yup, I agree. Why would they want to submit themselves to all of that? This is why I don't think they will be interested in picking up an old GM plant...too many headaches.Probably true, although Tesla would never admit it
Dan
JustAaronnoraA
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Anyone think we will break through R345.45 at closing?
If we do, there is not much of anything b/w that and 368....
If we do, there is not much of anything b/w that and 368....
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