Efficiency is definitely a good thing. But I am of the opinion that mankind will always find new uses for more energy. That's why I'm so bullish on Tesla energy. The market for solar+storage is practically limitless.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Every time I let my browser autocomplete this TMC thread, it points me to a page where this post is the first one. It's a cool reminder of where we were just a few months ago.
Chill, relax, buy, enjoy.
Life is good, future will be better, Tesla is the best company ever to exist.
willow_hiller
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All the guidance I've read says "Form 4 must be filed within two business days following the transaction date." Not necessarily 48 hours. And the SEC requires that forms be filed by 5:30 PM ET at the latest to receive "same-day filing date." So technically I think we need to wait until an hour and a half after market close to be absolutely sure.
In my experience, "gut feeling" is rarely a successful investment tool.
Historically Tesla has been pretty fast filing those form 4s. Since we didn't get anything yesterday brings the chances of Musk selling to pretty low.
ZachF
Active Member
Not hugely so. For instance, if we take 2022 projected nominal gdp at today’s exchange rates, it looks like this:
$25.3t USA
$18.8t Western Europe
$4.3t Japan
(Western Europe is EU15 plus Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, and Malta)
If we take rough energy consumption now, it looks like this:
100 quads USA
64 quads Western Europe
18 quads Japan
Now we add in the imbued energy in trade. This is important. Some countries, like the UK and Switzerland look a lot more energy efficient than they actually are, but that’s because their trade structure masks their energy consumption. The financial services they export need a lot less joules to create than the good they import. In Switzerland’s case this hidden use is almost 40% of their entire usage.
Consumption with imbued energy from trade:
112 quads USA
76 quads Western Europe
19 quads Japan
So currently Western Europe is using 68% of the energy the US does with an economy 74% it’s size, and Japan is at 17% the US level for each.
Im just gonna leave this right here to set the mood for the day:
Guess this would explain $F and $GM future earnings potential to be so huge if this passes.
Misc line item: $599M
Guess this would explain $F and $GM future earnings potential to be so huge if this passes.
Misc line item: $599M
2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
Those poor, poor auto dealers. This is so sad. After a century of refining the best way to make one of a person's largest life purchases and ownership into a bitter and regrettable experience that is one of the most dreaded processes in life, they now need our help.
We should all (well, the Masochists, anyway) write our congress-critters about supporting this bill to further demoralize our purchase and ownership experience by giving them a tax break.
HODL
We are deliberating the use of the word deliberate rather much. Is all this deliberating deliberate? /s
Impatience regarding ramping production at Shanghai, Grüneheide and Austin is understandable, but we should know by now that all these developments will happen with all the rapidity that logistics and technological development permit.
Indeed Tesla keeps vanquishing fledgling competitors, when new all should hope that they can be successful because ICE is the target, not other BEV makers.
Elon's November 8th sales were not filed till late on the 10th (along with the sales on the 9th and 10th). He/ attorney delayed initial filing as long as possible. Not that I think that is occurring now.
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bkp_duke
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jeewee3000
Active Member
It's been months since I sold BPS but this MMD seemed like a good opportunity:
sold 4/29 -800p/+750p @$3.75 or 7,5% return on exposed capital in 2 trading days if succesful. Trade made when SP was at $862 so we'd need to drop another 7% before it got ITM.
EDIT: woops, wrong thread.
sold 4/29 -800p/+750p @$3.75 or 7,5% return on exposed capital in 2 trading days if succesful. Trade made when SP was at $862 so we'd need to drop another 7% before it got ITM.
EDIT: woops, wrong thread.
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Anyways, watch arkk today. They might be doing some emergency maneuvers.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
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