Carl Raymond
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As well as build a factory that builds model 3s. Q3 end to Q3 end is the flattest part of the curve going, and it’s still 50%. Nice cherrypick by Bullish Bear.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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As well as build a factory that builds model 3s. Q3 end to Q3 end is the flattest part of the curve going, and it’s still 50%. Nice cherrypick by Bullish Bear.
Bullish_Bear
Member
Actually not me I guess... when the total number of delivery was not soaring the jump of M3 means falling S/x... see who is picking the cherries?
Causalien
Prime 8 ball Oracle
More important is the provincial luxury sales tax for vehicles above 125k, which makes BC a model 3 province only from now on
Could be legit, or could be a pump and dump for Daebo Magnetic
Elon is back from China and had decided to engage more with Trump and less with authortarian governments.
And here I was thinking he was going to try to play nice with the media.
woodisgood
Optimustic Pessimist
I hope that tweet doesn't reflect some sort of souring between Tesla and local authorities regarding the start of production at GF3.
EVNow
Well-Known Member
Not the actual authoritarian but the wanna be ?
Anyway I’m sure it has nothing to do with that. May be something about regulation vs incentives?
Per reddit he is referencing Andrew Yang's Washington Post interview. I think Elon is saying US needs to give China more carrot & less stick:
Yang's Washington Post interview with Robert Costa : YangForPresidentHQ
70percentCACAO
4 points·2 hours ago
Killed! Very good interview; asked tough questions; pressed to get a direct response. Would have liked the Uighurs mentioned, but the same applies; a carrot & stick approach will be needed to improve Chinese policy. Still a solid interview. Appreciate how much Bezos is mentioned & the ownership of The Washington Post clarified (even if it was late into the interview).
nakaninano
1 point·27 minutes ago
I just saw musks tweet about more carrot less stick. Was Andrews line in the interview about the right combination of carrots and sticks regarding China? I’ve heard musk speak very favorably of China and just wondering if he was suggesting being nicer to them. Thanks.
I don't mean to be flippant about the stress of watching your brokerage account shrivel for no good reason. It sucks. But I'm confident that Tesla is out of danger now, and will reward patient investors in a stupendous way. To reduce the stress of red days, I recommend what I have done:
1) Look at the quality of the analysts who have high conviction in TSLA (Ron Baron, ARK Invest, and many folks here) vs the intellectual and ethical quality of the bears (Spiegel, Chanos, etc.) and volatility milkers (Jonas, etc.).
2) Look at the quality of Tesla's products: their intelligence, creativity, and astonishing rate of improvement.
3) Look at the size of the markets Tesla is disrupting and plans to disrupt.
4) Look at the quality of the management and employees they are attracting. (SpaceX and Tesla are the most desirable employers for engineers, and are hiring only 1% of job applicants.)
5) Look at the boldness of Tesla's ambitions and innovations (new products and patents, vertical integration, "thinking from first principles", etc.).
6) Look at the environmental and social conditions favoring Tesla's growth (worsening climate change, tightening pollution regulations, rising populations of environmentally and computer savvy, etc.).
7) Look how far ahead of the competition Tesla is, as estimated by experts and proved by competing products.
I don't have time and skills to analyze balance sheets, shipping and sales reports, or technology details. I rely on the talented folks here for that. But I've seen enough to know that Tesla is a growth and innovation juggernaut unlike any company in modern history, including Apple. That is the forest that gives me confidence. The daily drama is fun to speculate and commiserate about, but it is trees and shrubbery.
StealthP3D
Well-Known Member
On the contrary. It sounds more like "can't we all just get along".
I'm quoting myself, but where did this come from? I think I was quoting someone else here?
This keeps me grounded in reality. My brother and I just spent hours trying to figure out how a bottomless pit of money could prevent a short squeeze. His answer was to use profits to buy-back shares.
At one point, I argued that they could both short and hold shares, manipulate each for a different effect. Sounds crazy, but who knows.
Wow, deep stuff, thanks! Never been there.
I couldn't find the quote, so I'll just quote the site if anyone asks
It was $2.75B/day correct?
Found it: The Tesla Conspiracy... or Am I a Dead Whistleblower? - EVTV Motor VerksWow, deep stuff, thanks! Never been there.
I couldn't find the quote, so I'll just quote the site if anyone asks
It was $2.75B/day correct?
Good stuff, still reading.
StealthP3D
Well-Known Member
It's Jack Rickard. I know it's only one letter different but when Karen called him "Jack Richard" with no real context that I could identify him with, I had no idea who she was talking about.
One name is two first names, the other isn't.
And yes, I believe oil money is messing with TSLA stock. Whatever happened to that claim from last week that there was more info on this? Was it a court filing or a piece of investigative journalism?
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