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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
- Thread starter AudubonB
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Been buying on Fridays to average down.
Put in a pre market order cuz today is for something else...
I call my method random DCA - also known as gambling ;-)
Hopefully this trend continues with the mention of 'marketing' and watching the 'news' outlets lick Elon's zipper boots.
Put in a pre market order cuz today is for something else...
I call my method random DCA - also known as gambling ;-)
Hopefully this trend continues with the mention of 'marketing' and watching the 'news' outlets lick Elon's zipper boots.
Welcome 180 back again, goodbye 170's. Hopefully forever 
Words of HABIT
Active Member
Tesla Peer BYD Cut EV Prices Again. Chinese Demand Isn't a Problem.
BYD, the electric-vehicle leader in China, has taken a page from the Tesla playbook and is cutting prices. That's making investors nervous.
www.barrons.com
Barrons:
When Tesla cuts prices - Demand problem, sky is falling. Lions and tigers and bears, oh my!
When BYD cuts prices - Brilliant! No demand problem, nothing but sunshine and rainbows.
Ah, the anticipation of those sweet, tasty ad revenues (aka extortion). Wait till they find out Tesla is going to crowd-source ads from their Twitter fansWelcome 180 back again, goodbye 170's. Hopefully forever
So you want it to stay at 180 forever?Welcome 180 back again, goodbye 170's. Hopefully forever
/s
GhostSkater
Member
Haven't had time to watch yet, but this sure will be fun, just hope Sandy doesn't pass out again like on the Mach-e 
And just the thumbnail explains why the Hummer EV takes so long to charge, the cells have barely any cooling
And they double down on their design Chevy upgrades Silverado EV electric pickup to 450 miles of range
And just the thumbnail explains why the Hummer EV takes so long to charge, the cells have barely any cooling
And they double down on their design Chevy upgrades Silverado EV electric pickup to 450 miles of range
bkp_duke
Well-Known Member
It's not like these people don't know this up front. You want a Tesla lease, you get no buy-out option. Period, nuff said.
There is no slight of hand, not deceptions, it's just how Tesla leases operate. Don't like it, don't lease a Tesla.
Don't speak too soon...timing of this is impeccableWelcome 180 back again, goodbye 170's. Hopefully forever
bkp_duke
Well-Known Member
Haven't had time to watch yet, but this sure will be fun, just hope Sandy doesn't pass out again like on the Mach-e
And just the thumbnail explains why the Hummer EV takes so long to charge, the cells have barely any cooling
And they double down on their design Chevy upgrades Silverado EV electric pickup to 450 miles of range
But but . . . the competition is coming!
In order to get on the list, you have to give your brokerage account password. I suspect that you did't--good choice. I did, but only to the account that has a whole nine shares
so not a lot to lose.
bkp_duke
Well-Known Member
This has never ended well for those suing about "unintended acceleration". Particularly with Tesla.
The amount of data uploaded to the mothership on accidents is astounding. Tesla will be able to disclose in court video from all cameras of the incident, how much the guy weighs, how hard he was turning or not turning the steering wheel, how far and how long the accelerator is depressed, if he touched the brake pedal, etc. etc.
Simply another case of "wrong pedal pressed". Surprised Business Insider could not come up with something better. Scraping the bottom of the barrel.
Correct. Leasing makes a lot of sense for business. In addition to the tax issues, businesses usually have a known use case (e.g. the miles driven are the same from year to year) so there's no surprise payment required at the end of the lease. Consumers--not so much other than some professionals that can write off their car on taxes.
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
When are people going to finally realize they can't win this argument? Dozens have tried, dozens have lost.
For those not aware, Teslas (and probably most cars nowadays?) are designed with 2 opposing potentiometers (I think they are now Hall Effect sensors) in the accelerator pedal assembly. They must both simultaneously detect motion in opposite directions by the same amount in order for acceleration commands to go to the motor.
The chance of this happening randomly is basically zero. About as likely as the last time your computer failed to properly add 2 + 2.
preemptive /s
Nah, much more believable that:
Driver took foot off brake
Car started moving uncontrollably
Driver pressed brake and it did nothing
Driver tried putting it in park, unsuccessfully
Driver steered into an empty spot, where something stopped it, but they didn't anything else in the intervening time...
/s
I'm waiting to hear that they crashed in the original parking spot...
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
Just in time for the shorties. Coincidence? Probably not.
GrandEnigma
Member
So issues in the banking sector means rates dont need to go as high as previously thought now = bad for markets?
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