I know we have a few technical analysis people here. I know nothing about TA but I have found these videos very helpful. I went back and watched some older videos to see how they played out and he has been quite accurate.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Sorry, ya lost me... that was FIVE decades ago. Was he the poor one? Trigger alert!You just watched the Eddie Murphy's movie Trading Places? Didn't you?
It seems one of the recent updates fixed that, or it was a compatibility problem at the sites that were tried, as Nxu has reported that they charged multiple Cybertrucks at up to 327kW on their NACS/CCS charger: NxuOne™ Makes History as the First Reported Third-Party Charging System to Harness Tesla Cybertruck's 800V Architecture | Nxu Inc.The cybertruck can’t charge from a CCS charger. Probably not a big deal in the long game but for those of us that have limited tesla supported routes it may affect sales. Interesting.
The Tesla Cybertruck Can't Take A CCS Charging Adapter
To mark the death of the connector in Tesla’s eyes, the truck is designed to physically reject a CCS1 to NACS adapter.insideevs.com
FastEddieB
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I learned my lesson on Pan Am many decades ago.
It had dropped to $5 and I bought a bunch. Major US airline, and even this was foretold in the movies:
"Since there's a bottom to these things" I bought more around 2 1/2. In very short order it was trading well below $1, and at that point just holding on made sense, since there might be a "bottom" from which it could rebound. Turned out there was no bottom. Lesson learned.
NOT saying I expect Tesla stock to go to zero, only that one has to be careful making assumptions about future stock price.
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OK... someone just compared Tesla to PanAm with a straight face... in for 40 more!! Let's goOoOOoO!!
In the beginning of the movie, poor.............But at the end, he made Bank!
The End of "Trading Places," Explained
Ever wondered how Eddie Murphy and Dan Aykroyd got rich? Here's your answer.
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Buckminster
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Wow in 3 months from now - don't they need to ramp up EVs first?
Yeah... something's not right here....
GhostSkater
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Indeed, it could be worthwhile. However, for the long-run I might suggest selling the German factory as soon as a replacement can be constructed elsewhere in Europe.
How hard can it be? Just slap an electric motor and some batteries in one of their existing cars. Ford, etc can tell them how easy it is. /s
I don't remember... It's demand issues? Germany numbers came lower than 2023, so here you go
At least their reliability will go up in three months...................Oh the horror stories.
They're stopping production so they can replace production with the new platform EVs.
It might be seen as more significant if it weren't for Jaguar being the J in JLR.
2daMoon
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A review of what we have to look forward to while we tolerate these short-term setbacks.
The primary issue for both is the same one that has been derailing talented people in politics and business for the last few years. Their bios make that clear. As others have stated standards have changed and social media has added to increase intolerance for divergence from established norms, with the major exception of politics, in which the standards are highly dependent on political view. That,in part, explains why most public figures in today's world are constantly on edge.
As applies to TSLA it is essential, in my view, to distinguish political perspectives from business issues. That is admittedly a difficult thing.
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