I hope it is that, and they're NOT aiming for the Redwood tree connotations: large, unwieldy, endangered, subject to fires, hard/inflexible, and (the kicker)... extremely slow-growing!
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Rotte
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Ross is delusional and has an inflated ego. Maybe, it takes one to know one.
I see more an more predicting the guidance will be 2.1. Who knows if they are just running with the same bad info or not.
Stock down before earnings? Wow, last chance is what this feels like. Gut feel anyway, folks pushing it down (and out of their short positions?) to get in low as possible.
I'm CERTAIN it is easier to just HODL shares... maybe "When I'm 64"
I'm CERTAIN it is easier to just HODL shares... maybe "When I'm 64"
Contamination on the inside of the windshield causes glare and other optical effects that annoy the NN and cause false wiper activations.
Due to adhesive/ plastic outgassing, environmental contaminants, or initally present on the glass.
The camera housing attaches to bracket and it's only a gasket/foam interface at the edges to the windshield and it has a cooling/ ventilation fan.
KBF
Model X owner (formerly Cdn Signature Model S)
Wealthsimple has been rolling out (and pushing hard) stock lending. I've attached their email so you can see how they're trying to convince us to let them use our shares to cover their gambles and get them loans they don't deserve. Sure, they give a bit of cash in return, but it enables the Gambling Game, and I'll have none of it. A tiny bit of 'passive' income isn't worth supporting a rigged casino and breaching my personal ethics.
I personally invest to help useful companies succeed (hence me avoiding some 'profitable' companies whose core business activities don't line up with things that enhance my life or those I care about). I don't care to make money by letting financial goons profit from gambling - it adds no real tangible value to the world. I understand that others care more about $$ profit irrespective of income source ("Well, I can use the extra cash for good"), and I understand that it's a logical argument, but it ignores long term sustainability.
Edit: it's 'funny'(/revealing) that they don't differentiate naked shorting, which is why they need the loans in the first place...
I personally invest to help useful companies succeed (hence me avoiding some 'profitable' companies whose core business activities don't line up with things that enhance my life or those I care about). I don't care to make money by letting financial goons profit from gambling - it adds no real tangible value to the world. I understand that others care more about $$ profit irrespective of income source ("Well, I can use the extra cash for good"), and I understand that it's a logical argument, but it ignores long term sustainability.
Edit: it's 'funny'(/revealing) that they don't differentiate naked shorting, which is why they need the loans in the first place...
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Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Clearly, he has been selling. Likely holds a mitt-full of puts now too, then going on Fox newz...
2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
navguy12
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When I took delivery of my TM3 in June of 2018, the inside of the windscreen had the typical haze from plastic off-gassing.
Over the following 18 months, as the more volatile items off-gassed, I would employ a rather laborious technique to keep the inside of the windscreen absolutely crystal clear of any haze.
Fast forward to today…the inside of the windscreen is clear except for the area that I cannot access, the area that is bounded by the shroud that holds the three forward looking cameras.
The inside of the glass in that zone is cloudy from 5.5 years of off-gassing haze having never been cleaned off.
IMO that area should have some easy technique to move the shroud and gain access to that portion of the windscreen.
Edit: @mongo beat me to it.
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The Accountant
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Often companies provide a range and then tighten that range/number in future earnings calls. Perhaps they guide 2.1m to 2.3m.
lafrisbee
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From your lips to the singularity's ears.If the Universe truly maximizes irony, Russ Mitchell's job at the LA Times will be replaced by an A.I. Chat bot from Grok.x which was trained on Tesla DOJO2 Supercomputer hardware...
At the risk of messing up your camera angle, you can find the procedure to remove the cameras here:
service.tesla.com
gotta say it ... worst i have felt going into earnings since 2017 ...bullish ... right ?.... right ?
on a positive note on Tesla service .... like an idiot i broke my charge port door in recent ice storm (dont ask
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mobile service was great ... left car in driveway ... went to work and when i returned part replaced and car fixed ...only interaction was technician verifying my address
normally i would do this myself but the simplicity of mobile service it was no brainer to let Tesla service do the work
on a positive note on Tesla service .... like an idiot i broke my charge port door in recent ice storm (dont ask
)mobile service was great ... left car in driveway ... went to work and when i returned part replaced and car fixed ...only interaction was technician verifying my address
normally i would do this myself but the simplicity of mobile service it was no brainer to let Tesla service do the work
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lafrisbee
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"Natural Gas for Vehicles (NGV) or Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) is an automotive fuel derived from the compression of natural gas, the bulk of which is methane, to about 3,000 pounds/square inch (psi) and storage in containers of extreme strength and durability, including steel."?
cliff harris
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At the risk of injecting some realism, all the brilliance of tesla's amazing data collection and analytics teams probably seems ridiculous to leacy auot because they would solve this complex issue by...
Just installing a simple, cheap easily availble rain sensor like the original model S had, and which worked perfectly, all the time.
Average car buyers dont care how clever Teslas software is, or how in-depth the 'service manual' is (arent we supposed to brag about LESS service?). What they care about is if the wipers work automatically.
Which in almost any car over $50k other than a Tesla, they do.
Tesla need to fix auto-wipers as a priority, ditto with auto-park. They are rapidly becoming a company that talks a great game about an FSD/bot future but cannot make a car with the same features as models half the price.
Just installing a simple, cheap easily availble rain sensor like the original model S had, and which worked perfectly, all the time.
Average car buyers dont care how clever Teslas software is, or how in-depth the 'service manual' is (arent we supposed to brag about LESS service?). What they care about is if the wipers work automatically.
Which in almost any car over $50k other than a Tesla, they do.
Tesla need to fix auto-wipers as a priority, ditto with auto-park. They are rapidly becoming a company that talks a great game about an FSD/bot future but cannot make a car with the same features as models half the price.
I think they meant "Next Generation Vehicles (NGV)"!
Buckminster
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lafrisbee
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Elon's right side of his brain was designing the CyberTurd to be what you wanted. But the Left side of his brain waged a war to pretend to make a truck because SUV minivans are not S3XY. The Vehicle you (and I) seek is right there...mimus a moving walkway roof.
lafrisbee
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