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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Todd Burch
14-Year Member
Yeah, their punishment was that they did not get to participate in the loss of stock value that I got to participate in.
I'm sure they learned their lesson, haha.
Joint Plant 1? Even though it’s the first plant without a Chinese partner, the Chinese still view this a joint venture, Well, they’re more or less funding it and they’re definitely (speed)building it, so I guess it feels like a joint effort.
It comes out in late February...
These are the 10 best cars, SUVs and pickups of 2019, according to Consumer Reports
(link is to USA Today story)
Apparently, Rogan helped name it.
The Chinese wording is more like joint as body/battery/drive-train etcs
This was the work of Elon Musk. Y'all didn't realize starlink was weaponized, huh
Wow, this profit margin is just crazy, even Intel would impressed.........In a good way.
Porsche 911 Is (Sort Of) The Most Profitable Car Of The Year: Report
"Porsche's 911 is a profit machine.
The new 992 Porsche 911 is already proving to be a huge sales success based on 2019 earnings. According to an analysis of top-selling highly profitable cars, the 911 is clearly the most financially successful and Porsche is just getting started.
When the 992 911 debuted earlier this year, it promised to be a more useful 911 that retains the characteristics that made the previous car great. According to a report shared by Auto News Europe, the Porsche 911 has a 47% profit margin and contributes 29% of Porsche’s revenue."
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
The Bloomberg article behind a paywall states the 911 is how Porsche will pay for the next three years of Taycan losses (breakeven 2023). Tesla operates similar in that the S/X higher profit margins help Tesla's balance sheet. The reason so much attention to S/X sales.
Porsche 911 Is (Sort Of) The Most Profitable Car Of The Year: Report
"Porsche's 911 is a profit machine.
The new 992 Porsche 911 is already proving to be a huge sales success based on 2019 earnings. According to an analysis of top-selling highly profitable cars, the 911 is clearly the most financially successful and Porsche is just getting started.
When the 992 911 debuted earlier this year, it promised to be a more useful 911 that retains the characteristics that made the previous car great. According to a report shared by Auto News Europe, the Porsche 911 has a 47% profit margin and contributes 29% of Porsche’s revenue."
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
The Bloomberg article behind a paywall states the 911 is how Porsche will pay for the next three years of Taycan losses (breakeven 2023). Tesla operates similar in that the S/X higher profit margins help Tesla's balance sheet. The reason so much attention to S/X sales.
And nothing out there would carry 10kg for even 2km. That is military grade stuff, or small Cessna type propeller planes remote controlled.
$157,000 and $188,000 for the Taycan and they're STILL not profitable! Wow!!!
RobStark
Well-Known Member
It doesn't. Saddam Hussein invaded Iran with primarily Soviet weapons to capture its oil fields.
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Swampgator
Active Member
Since we are already off topic:
Does not matter as to who could have done this. Do you really think the US military could not build Iranian drone planes to stage a false flag? Always look to who stands to benefit from an attack like this. 1. Iran? 2. Saudis? 3. US military?
Clearly 2 and 3 benefit from a war with Iran. Iran though?
Are those Africa or European swallows? Asking for a friend...
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
There are 7 or 8 fracking companies in Texas willing to write a check for a few drones. It's like Lenin said.Does not matter as to who could have done this. Do you really think the US military could not build Iranian drone planes to stage a false flag? Always look to who stands to benefit from an attack like this. 1. Iran? 2. Saudis? 3. US military?
Clearly 2 and 3 benefit from a war with Iran. Iran though?
Does Tesla Have A Brand-New World-Beating Battery?
The article states Tesla may have to move to a new battery form to take advantage of this breakthrough. Maybe this is EM's 1 million mile battery tech.
Does Tesla Have A Brand-New World-Beating Battery?
"Anyone familiar with Lambert and Electrek's long history of overhyping Tesla has come to expect this kind of hyperbole, but Lambert's reporting leaves out some incredibly important information about the cells that Dahn describes in his recent paper. It's not just that the path from research to industrial-scale manufacturing is long and fraught: Lambert fails to mention that the cells Dahn describes aren't Tesla's unique intellectual property or that Tesla would need to completely re-engineer its entire battery pack architecture to use them. It doesn't take a battery expert to understand these realities and their implications, leaving the reader to wonder why Lambert might have left these details out of his reporting."
This guy lights up Fred Lambert from Electrek........
The Truth Behind Electrek's Shady Alliance with Tesla
"But like the company that it covers so closely, Electrek’s meteoric rise has been dogged by controversy. Though some of these controversies are simply the product of the website’s consistently and aggressively positive position on Tesla, much of the criticism comes from pro-Tesla (and pro-electric vehicle) corners and focuses on independent issues like journalistic ethics, EV fan culture, and personal decorum. Even as Electrek turns every news story into a referendum on Tesla and divides the world into fans and haters, its brazen style is opening new divisions that cut across its black and white worldview."
The article states Tesla may have to move to a new battery form to take advantage of this breakthrough. Maybe this is EM's 1 million mile battery tech.
Does Tesla Have A Brand-New World-Beating Battery?
"Anyone familiar with Lambert and Electrek's long history of overhyping Tesla has come to expect this kind of hyperbole, but Lambert's reporting leaves out some incredibly important information about the cells that Dahn describes in his recent paper. It's not just that the path from research to industrial-scale manufacturing is long and fraught: Lambert fails to mention that the cells Dahn describes aren't Tesla's unique intellectual property or that Tesla would need to completely re-engineer its entire battery pack architecture to use them. It doesn't take a battery expert to understand these realities and their implications, leaving the reader to wonder why Lambert might have left these details out of his reporting."
This guy lights up Fred Lambert from Electrek........
The Truth Behind Electrek's Shady Alliance with Tesla
"But like the company that it covers so closely, Electrek’s meteoric rise has been dogged by controversy. Though some of these controversies are simply the product of the website’s consistently and aggressively positive position on Tesla, much of the criticism comes from pro-Tesla (and pro-electric vehicle) corners and focuses on independent issues like journalistic ethics, EV fan culture, and personal decorum. Even as Electrek turns every news story into a referendum on Tesla and divides the world into fans and haters, its brazen style is opening new divisions that cut across its black and white worldview."
Since we are already off topic:
Does not matter as to who could have done this. Do you really think the US military could not build Iranian drone planes to stage a false flag? Always look to who stands to benefit from an attack like this. 1. Iran? 2. Saudis? 3. US militaryer ?
Clearly 2 and 3 benefit from a war with Iran. Iran though?
Remember "WMD" found in IRAQ .... even thought they might not be able to directly link IRAN, all it takes is a few power points saying that they did
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