tivoboy
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They probably sold puts at $755 and picked up added shares below mkt..
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They probably sold puts at $755 and picked up added shares below mkt..
Seriously. Just give the funds to Tesla and let them build it out even more....It's already there, no need to recreate the wheel.
We could be even MORE ahead of China that way...
Government money will have too many strings attached. Avoid.Or just distribute the funds based on sales… i.e: for every X amount of EVs sold we will give you $Y towards building a charging station.
I hope Polestar is on board.Hey look, Volvo gets it!
"This is the biggest technology shift since we switched from wood to steel," a Volvo engineer told Automotive News Europe. Volvo's head of engineering and operations told the outlet that the new process will cut down the time it takes to assemble large aluminum parts by 75%.
Volvo will build electric cars using Tesla's signature megacasting process
Tesla uses giant casting machines to make some parts of its Model Y SUV. Now Volvo is following suit with a $1.1 billion investment in manufacturing.www.businessinsider.com
Lol, but isn't that exactly what a LEAP spread is? Except that you buy-low sell-high both at the same time?
Anyway, too many MMs icky fingers in that pie for me... will stick to buy'n'HODL
Cheers!
The only thing I care about is if SP will pop tomorrow!Truly history in the making!
Thanks. Every once in a while I need confirmation that I will never, ever understand options.You can buy high and sell low, and still make lots. For example, I bought some Jan2023 700/800 call spreads when TSLA was $900ish in December, which will yield full 100% ROI if TSLA SP goes *down* to $800 (or anything higher of course) at expiration.
Can anyone read the quotes from Volvo from the original Automotive News article?Hey look, Volvo gets it!
"This is the biggest technology shift since we switched from wood to steel," a Volvo engineer told Automotive News Europe. Volvo's head of engineering and operations told the outlet that the new process will cut down the time it takes to assemble large aluminum parts by 75%.
Volvo will build electric cars using Tesla's signature megacasting process
Tesla uses giant casting machines to make some parts of its Model Y SUV. Now Volvo is following suit with a $1.1 billion investment in manufacturing.www.businessinsider.com
Yeah, I guess I should have elaborated a little more in my first post by saying that if we (US) want the most efficient clean tech, Tesla is the only way to go. We all know they have the best engineers and are already on V3 of their cables. IF the only point the govt has is to "beat" the other countries to the transition, well then, it would makes sense to just use Tesla.Or just distribute the funds based on sales… i.e: for every X amount of EVs sold we will give you $Y towards building a charging station.
Maybe they made a temporary one inside...I'm curious as to what they're using for a test track. Are they sending out Austin Made Y to a nearby testing track until one get's made at Austin?
yeeeeah? I don't know what you heard. But I know what he said....and did not say.President Joe Biden finally says the word 'Tesla'
President Joe Biden has finally uttered the word “Tesla” in a speech, recognizing the company as the country’s “largest electric vehicle manufacturer.” Since Biden’s Presidency began in 2021, he has recognized the U.S.’ need for electric vehicles. However, Biden has stuck to commending legacy...www.teslarati.com
Since 2021, companies have announced investments totaling more than $200 billion in domestic manufacturing here in America. From iconic companies like GM and Ford, building out new electric vehicle production [facilities], to Tesla, our nation’s largest electric vehicle manufacturer, to innovative, younger companies like Rivian, building electric trucks, or ProTerra, building electric buses
Besides whatever happened there (I think the car on the left freaked the car out and immediate alerted gali to take over), the entire 1hr drive is actually pretty crazy and makes people more bullish than bearish.For some reason Gali shared a video where his car appears to swerve into a bicyclist. Expect major FUD over the next few days as it trickles through the FUD-osphere.
I believe the car was going to stop, but it does not look good.
Lesson #1 - driver needs to stay attentiveFor some reason Gali shared a video where his car appears to swerve into a bicyclist. Expect major FUD over the next few days as it trickles through the FUD-osphere.
I believe the car was going to stop, but it does not look good.
I was just asking myself if the stress of being a TSLA investor was still worth it but then I reminded myself that that's the cost of outsized gains. People who don't want to deal with the ups and down buy something boring. I didn't share to scare anyone, but it's good to be prepared IMO.Besides whatever happened there (I think the car on the left freaked the car out and immediate alerted gali to take over), the entire 1hr drive is actually pretty crazy and makes people more bullish than bearish.