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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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TheTalkingMule
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CNBC spent the first 5 minutes of market action trash talking Elon who "isn't always a man of his word".
Where? Elon isn't a saint, but relative to the rest of Wall Street and corporate America he needs to be in the top .1% in honest transparency.
I don't mind smack talk from "analysts" paid to push a hedge fund narrative, but Carl? Sad!
Where? Elon isn't a saint, but relative to the rest of Wall Street and corporate America he needs to be in the top .1% in honest transparency.
I don't mind smack talk from "analysts" paid to push a hedge fund narrative, but Carl? Sad!
chiller
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Thanks for an awesome post, but can I get a citation for this? The data I could find is an order of magnitude smaller.
searched high and low last few days .... couch in basement provided 40 shiny new shares at $656 this morning
How Much Primary Energy Is Wasted Before Consumers See Value from Electricity? - Enerdynamics
How much of the primary energy that goes into creating electricity actual provides useful work to us as consumers? According to the EIA, 66% of the primary energy used to create electricity is wasted by the time the electricity arrives at the customer meter. So where does the wasted energy go?
www.enerdynamics.com
Most is waste heat at the plant, then 5-7% in distribution.
Resistive heating is the incorrect part. 66% loss is for energy source (like coal) to end user (heat, but not resistive), transmission is only 5% loss (resistive and other effects).
Iain
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I checked my couch. Just a few stale crumbs and dog hair
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
Volume still moderate. FOMO is certainly building, but I'd like to see some real volume pick up.
larmor
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CNBC and market is pissed becuase elon pulled the curtain back on social media companies, whose valuation drove recent stock bubbles. Can now see that these companies, such as twitter, used data improperly with actual government fines to generate profit. And significant user base is bot or algorithmic. Still have humans driving and buying cars...
40 @ 620 yesterday.
Was watching CNBS on tuesday morning at a hotel and someone had come on (Forgot who it was), and he had mentioned sometime last week sellers outpaced buyers 12:1 so the low might have been reached already
ZachF
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Wait, I had forgotten what this looked like. A green day in my portfolio. Halifreekinloulia
Anyone else see that glitch across the practically everything there for a second?
Could have just been a yahoo finance bug issue. Everything dropped by half in the matter of a second
Could have just been a yahoo finance bug issue. Everything dropped by half in the matter of a second
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
You can tell the chip disruptions are easing and inflation has peaked just by looking at Slickdeals. There are some actual slick....deals to be had for the first time since March 2020. TVs, tools, etc.
Now if Putin would just die.....
Now if Putin would just die.....
There is very well developed port and industrial base around Laem Chabang in Chonburi, Thailand's largest port. Mitsubishi and Michelin both have factories there. FWIW, oil and gas are also big there. The largest impediment to commerce with Middle East and Europe is the Singapore Straits, already a major shipping headache for China/Europe/Middle East movements. There have been plans to develop the port of Ranong with better facilities and strong rail development.
The major path at present still is Dawei. In Myanmar but very convenient for all the industrial base of Thailand there has been controversy and political machinations. In concept this would be Japanese/Thai/Myanmar and could essentially eliminate the Singapore transition for most of Thailand commerce. Thai plans and execution of major rail developments linking Chunburi/Rayong to Dawei through Bangkok are the "easiest Part".
Tesla could have some major advantages with Thai facilities when/if all this development happens.There is already huge pressure to have all of this happen quickly. The Tesla Thai entry is likely to be an impetus. The wild card: Japan may or may not want to encourage this particular combination.
Right now as Tesla is expanding every major country that is targeted for new industrial entry will have similar but not identical odd major constraints. The next five years will be enormously consequential. I'm still convinced we will see both Indonesia and Brazil, while Thailand is obvious too. Others, such as India, are highly desirable but overwhelmingly dominated with political and industrial impediments and risks.
UkNorthampton
TSLA - 12+ startups in 1
Last 3 weeks not great for many, worse for UK coal plants* (Tesla - the mission, its enemies, reasons for FUD, lobbying and corruption that might affect stock price)... and this is during a time when electricity prices have massively increased in UK. Coal must be SO uneconomic
* 3 plants, rapidly going to zero
* 3 plants, rapidly going to zero
TheTalkingMule
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That was just the capacitors pulling charge as the MM's fire up the naked shorting machine. It's a big power draw!
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