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at the end. Thought it was obvious as a non-threat, but will be used nonetheless - as in who was the first.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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at the end. Thought it was obvious as a non-threat, but will be used nonetheless - as in who was the first.Polled 200 people a day…….lol 200. That’s a joke of a poll and obvious FUD that apparently worked on you
as already mentioned - 200 people a day for a month is a very good sample size.
200 per day for a month. That is close to 6000 peoplePolled 200 people a day…….lol 200. That’s a joke of a poll and obvious FUD that apparently worked on you
Its the same thing: the next generation vehicle platform.
G5 playa.....G5!
No, it's not.
And even if you wanted to say that sample size is large enough (it's not anywhere close to larger enough), the real question to poll is "has your view of Elon must affected your decision to buy a Tesla over another EV?"
Because as has always been the case, value, convenience, and price always determine demand.......and no one beats Tesla in those regards. And this is before the IRA effects take hold that drop the price for consumers while at the same time adding margin to Tesla's bottom line which would then allow them to drop the price of the vehicles even more while maintaining 30% gross margins.
The data is reported daily though. Not particularly useful IMO, even though I agree with the notion that Elon is not helping the company with this stuff. And no I don't care if he has always been this way or not, dynamics change.
Drumheller
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What you described is exactly how forum software works and has worked since the 1990s. Each forum is a collection of discussions. Each thread is a discussion topic. That allows users to choose which discussions they would like to participate in.
The issue is that many people here either do not understand this or simply prefer to use this single thread as a catch all discussion for everything.
Oh snap! "Sorry honey, throw out our first row tickets to Morrissey tonight. One of Elon's companies is having a thing!"
You do know most polls are around 1000-2000 people total and they arent 1 day. Usually over a few days to a week.
Fine with the catch all, but would love the option to view and post in conversational thread view.
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It's a secret. How do you know it's not a mining truck?
^^^ This ^^^
Add in expo learning data volume and processing curves with Dojo ramping, I bet we're 1 hardware version from L3 next year, CT.
Could be around EasyStreets USA, possibly geofenced at first. Could do that now, and I bet Tesla knows where that is (lowest disengagement regions). I bet Chandler comes up (Waymos choice), and somewhere in Fla, or way up North but in the summer.
Job openings down.
www.cnbc.com
Home buying down despite dip in rates.
www.cnbc.com
Commodities.
I doubt we see 75bps, 50 at most. Chance of 25. (assuming the FED cares more about being right than being tough)
We would need to see the raw data to see if it's useful.
Job openings fell in October amid Fed efforts to cool labor market
The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, a closely watched gauge of slack in the labor force, showed there were 10.3 million vacancies for the month.
Home buying down despite dip in rates.
Mortgage rates fall for the third straight week, but demand still drops further
Mortgage rates continue to ease, but demand is not following, as there are few who can benefit from a refinance, and homebuyers are still facing high prices.
Commodities.
I doubt we see 75bps, 50 at most. Chance of 25. (assuming the FED cares more about being right than being tough)
Getting into the weeds here but yes to the first part (assuming it's truly random which I doubt it is here). I didn't have access to the full article but this is a bunch of single day polls showing a trend right? Not just a single poll done over a month.
We would need to see the raw data to see if it's useful.
You keep saying a sample size of 200 a day is not good, this is false. That is 1400 over a week and 6000 a month. plenty enough for a result with a few percentage points margin of error.
And no one was mentioning Demand. We were talking the results of a poll about Tesla favorability.
If we are really nitpicking here, can we honestly believe that the 'sample takers' work 7 days/week?
So for these types of events I've been involved with, folks typically use:
- Portable/rechargeable BT speakers
- Portable/rechargeable PA/karaoke systems
- Battery powered lights
- Propane BBQs
- Propane stoves/lanterns
Are there specific often-used 120/240V applications for these sorts of events you are thinking of? I'm sure you could substitute a corded version of the above, but in my experience folks find the portability of the above much more convenient anyway. My guess is if you have one of those (DJ?), that's such a small segment, my point holds: it's not something used enough to justify it on the S3XY cars... makes sense for the truck.
And honestly, alomost all of these events have many (mostly?) trucks at them anyway, hence the common term "tailgating".
MartinAustin
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Evidently, agreeing with Elon <ducks>
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