Sunlight
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How do you KNOW he doesn't?
How many posters use their names?
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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How many posters use their names?
Maybe he’s already banned or chased away.
Buckminster
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So they will have to make TSLA the centrepiece of their fund right?
Right?
Right?
A fine, well-reasoned, cogent analysis of how to make good investment decisions. Good luck.
OR: This thread’s discussion rules not only have zero virtue signaling, they are crafted specifically to force participants to use vocabulary and grammar developed over millennia to project one’s thoughts, inquiries and attitudes in clear, cool, dispassionate means - as well as, of course, being truly cogent and well-reasoned.
And those are one of MY ways I work to change the world.
That that also assists my six-year old, who reads everything, to learn how to create good discourse and meaningful content….well, that’s a fine benefit.
Yes (to @ByeByeJohnny’s quip).
I was once so naive that I decided to put some of my savings in an ethical fund, so looked for what funds a local bank known for it’s ethical policies had to offer. I was not so naive though to invest without investigating what companies that fund invested in. It turned out that they invested in Microsoft, Facebook, Google, NVidia and such (not Tesla of course). The only difference with a non-ethical fund was that they had an explanation why these companies where considered ethical investments. Of course, I didn’t invest any of my money in that.
First order of business for UAE climate fund:
Order up 6 tankers full of Cargill’s industrial greenwash.
Captkerosene
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Never mind.
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Without resorting to moving @Captkerosene’s post, please use the “Other Investments?” thread for such recommendations. Thank you.
EVNow
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Absolutely - people would rather have 500 mile range than 300. But how many would pay $20k more for that ?
The best selling car in the world - Model Y - tops out at 330 miles of range.
I want CT to be selling like Model Y - not Model X.
How many ? Thats the question.
Essentially it makes sense for Tesla to introduce a much more expensive version - for "halo" sake or if it makes actual financial sense. I can see why a halo 500 mile range CT might be attractive to some - but I'm not convinced it makes financial sense.
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Got it, hypothetically speaking.
To most people's amazement, Arizona has quite the diverse regions of climate. (The other rumor is that we have no lakes, lol. There are many for fishing, skiing, at least today anyway.) Then there's the opposite in Kamloops BC, a desert region where I have personally seen tumbleweeds blow across the road. So photos can be deceiving
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Buckminster
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They forgot to turn the production assembly lights on.
If they have 50 in Texas to be delivered today, they could be delivering ~100 nationwide. I think that would be bullish since the expectations are a few deliveries only to employees.
I'm really looking forward to the various YouTube reviews of CT today.
No, they will make LCID the centerpiece.
I have once for a graduation ceremony at NAU and i am never going back.
Todd Burch
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Um, that doesn't look like a painfully slow ramp.
Do I smell sand? Do I smell a bag? Perhaps both of them together?
Do I smell sand? Do I smell a bag? Perhaps both of them together?
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