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How much value of TSLA did that "sink in" obliterate ?Let's just give Wall Street some time to let it sink in...
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How much value of TSLA did that "sink in" obliterate ?Let's just give Wall Street some time to let it sink in...
How competitive is the pricing compared to F150. That is what I'd be watching for.I agree..$60k or less with the $7500 rebate would be great depending on the range.
You can get a gas F150 crewcab for 40k. It's absolutely going to be more than that.How competitive is the pricing compared to F150. That is what I'd be watching for.
No, not the lightning - but the best selling "car" in the US.
How competitive is the pricing compared to F150. That is what I'd be watching for.
No, not the lightning - but the best selling "car" in the US.
Is this a barebones model? How much for a comparatively equipped one? My dad was looking to replace is Dodge Rebel Ram and the MSRP was around $70k.You can get a gas F150 crewcab for 40k. It's absolutely going to be more than that.
Early adopters always pay more regardless of the product. I don't see that as being a big problem.How competitive is the pricing compared to F150. That is what I'd be watching for.
No, not the lightning - but the best selling "car" in the US.
ps : Ofcourse, they can always start high given low production and reduce later. But I think they should stop doing that kind of thing for which punishes early adopters and given the volume brings in small amount of extra revenue.
I mean, pretty comparatively equipped. It has a touch screen, a larger interior (than the CT), vinyl seats, 4x4 similar towing/payload for 45k. A 70k version would have leather and all of the bells and whistles on the Rebel Ram.Is this a barebones model? How much for a comparatively equipped one? My dad was looking to replace is Dodge Rebel Ram and the MSRP was around $70k.
I mean, pretty comparatively equipped. It has a touch screen, a larger interior (than the CT), vinyl seats, 4x4 similar towing/payload for 45k. A 70k version would have leather and all of the bells and whistles on the Rebel Ram.
You can get a Lighting Lariat for under $70k right now.
How much value of TSLA did that "sink in" obliterate ?
ps : Ofcourse, they can always start high given low production and reduce later. But I think they should stop doing that kind of thing for which punishes early adopters and given the volume brings in small amount of extra revenue.
This picture, if it really has anything to do with the stock, isn't a rumor, but the picture isn't complete as we don't know what model this is or what tires it's on. He was invited by Tesla to see/review/ and potentially buy the CT. Also, the price matters just as much as range. If the price is reasonable, it's still a win. If it's over 60k, there will be a lot of bitching, but things will settle out when they show they will sell every unit they can make.Down 1.05% at the close - on the day before delivery.
Is it now, sell on the rumor and sell on the news?
I am hoping for a positive surprise catalyst tomorrow.
250k is the current max (150 actually is for next year). If it's still that popular, they can build more lines.One of the main reasons I think the 250k is sandbagging is that 250,000 units a year is now kinda niche for Tesla. The history of the company has generally been bigger selling, more market with each new model.
Semi isn't in production properly yet, and roadster is kinda vaporware, and a halo car...
I don't think Elon is interested in selling 250k pickup trucks a year. Why bother? why not just focus on making a million a year model 2s, or way more than that globally...
Maybe, just maybe Elon has finally learned that the media will NEVER give the company fair coverage, so they may as well intentionally sandbag so the media has no place to go with their negativity. I think we saw some of this very recently. The last earnings call had major predictions of doom due to factory shutdowns that would ruin Q3. As it happens, the highland ramp seems to have worked out perfectly.
Elon's terrible at timescales, but he is not so overly-optimistic on volumes.
From an investing POV I think 250,000 CTs are still going to be very profitable, but I suspect the peak production will be significantly higher. I also think the product is awesome from a brand POV as it broadens the appeal of the whole range, and enables more economies of scale for 4680s and FSD.
From a worldwide perspective that's probably true. From a North American perspective, maybe not so much.Edit: Also, Elon has explained that the CT will be relatively small in the grand scheme of things for Tesla.
Having invested (long) in heavily shorted companies, I can say that it is NEWS itself, i.e., good or bad, that empowers the manipulators. I can't tell you how many times I have known that good news was coming in several of my companies and, more often than not the stock goes down when it is announced. It is one of the strategies that shorts use to discourage the longs and make them question the premise of their investment. I would say, unless the unveil is blow-your-socks off good, the stock will more than likely go down. Hope I'm wrong but, in any case, we have a long way to go for TSLA to reach the true value of this company. Hodling is required.Down 1.05% at the close - on the day before delivery.
Is it now, sell on the rumor and sell on the news?
I am hoping for a positive surprise catalyst tomorrow.
We already know the range is not blowing anyone off. Pretty sure won’t be cheap either. FUD media has only Ford Lightning to compare and no spec stands out in favor of CT.unless the unveil is blow-your-socks off goo
Moved response to the UNION THREADAnd here comes the UAW..............They will have the media and White House backing. Not saying they will succeed but it will be more nasty stories in the media.
UAW launches sweeping bid to organize Tesla and the 'entire nonunion auto sector' in U.S. - Autoblog
The United Auto Workers union said on Wednesday it is launching a first-of-its-kind push to publicly organize the entire nonunion auto sector in the U.S. after winning new contracts with the Detroit Three automakers.www.autoblog.com
Scroll down, Tesla is mentioned.
Shares went down 5% the day after the Model Y unveiling (3/15/19) and I believe that is consistent with other Tesla inveilings. The market will react to pricing and range so we'll see.Having invested (long) in heavily shorted companies, I can say that it is NEWS itself, i.e., good or bad, that empowers the manipulators. I can't tell you how many times I have known that good news was coming in several of my companies and, more often than not the stock goes down when it is announced. It is one of the strategies that shorts use to discourage the longs and make them question the premise of their investment. I would say, unless the unveil is blow-your-socks off good, the stock will more than likely go down. Hope I'm wrong but, in any case, we have a long way to go for TSLA to reach the true value of this company. Hodling is required.