Paracelsus
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This would be great. Especially if the pickup includes a Spare Tire (one of my highest priorities for it after a couple flat tires in our Model X).
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This would be great. Especially if the pickup includes a Spare Tire (one of my highest priorities for it after a couple flat tires in our Model X).
Yes of course, but so far any short points me to this site, I have responded by saying "a slow golf clap for this website for literally proving Tesla's are 6x safer than ICEs". My response is usually silence.
jeewee3000
Active Member
Guess what, Yahoo Finance posted the following article a couple of hours ago:
Moving Average Crossover Alert: Tesla
As an investor it is so helpful they point out the Golden Cross between the 50 and 200 day moving averages four days after the fact. That way I can invest in stock after it has proven to be good value since it has rallied so hard.
Thank you Yahoo for your very timely "alerts". No other community site or message board even comes close to the insights you provide on a day tot day basis!
Moving Average Crossover Alert: Tesla
As an investor it is so helpful they point out the Golden Cross between the 50 and 200 day moving averages four days after the fact. That way I can invest in stock after it has proven to be good value since it has rallied so hard.
Thank you Yahoo for your very timely "alerts". No other community site or message board even comes close to the insights you provide on a day tot day basis!
That "one more thing" was a Steve Jobs ploy. As far as I can remember, Elon has only done that once, with the 2020 Roadster reveal at the same time as the Semi. But maybe my memory is flaky. Any other examples?
I kind of doubt this one because service centres are a selling point. It's well known that people hesitate to purchase when far from a service centre. However, the "vehicles in the area/area of service centre" ratio should decrease. It's unlikely that mobile service will ever do items such as alignment, service that requires an alignment afterwards, or major body work. The closer together service centres are the less travel time is required for the mobile service truck resulting in more service revenue per mobile service personnel.
SageBrush
REJECT Fascism
No experience here, but this week I googled "delta hedge' since PF uses it often and came away a bit more educated about the underlying arithmetic
Interestingly my post where I said I would like to see Fred unblock me and other Twitter member some of them active here at TMC was considered from the TMC Moderator as Fred bashing and deleted...
Hm, ... not sure why honestly?
Is it basing to say someone blocked me and others when he blocked me and others?
Maybe Moderator can explain?
Come on, please do your homework before spreading falsehoods. Model 3 is on the incentive list in Germany, I myself got the federal grant when I bought mine. And it is staying on the list next year.
EDIT: Source - list of cars eligible for incentive in Germany: https://www.bafa.de/SharedDocs/Down...ige_fahrzeuge.pdf?__blob=publicationFile&v=94 This is the version currently valid and will be outdated, the latest one is always linked from here: BAFA - Elektromobilität under "Liste der förderfähigen Elektrofahrzeuge".
I am not saying there is no protectionism though.
Model S/X is off the list due to 60,000 EUR limit (I think I was wrong on that before as I remembered there used to be a 59,999 version of Model S which Tesla dropped later though). But that limit also keeps Audi etron off the list. Proposed limit on length for 2020 which would have cut out Model 3 did not make it.
Starting in December, even California will have a $60,000 MSRP limit for eligibility, so the same in Germany should not be too suspicious I guess (What should I know about the December 3rd program changes?).
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Mod semi-official:
Sure. The reason "fred bashing" is banned from this thread is that it almost always leads to more and more posts piling on to bash fred/electrek some more. It's like a nuclear chain reaction. Also, the lesser reason I guess, is that the forum has a strict policy of not attacking other members, and he is one (although rarely shows his head any more). So we land hard on any posts we perceive that way. It was a judgement call on my part. Since we're having an open discussion like this, I will undelete your other post, on the condition that no-one will follow up in any way that can be considered fred-bashing. How's that?
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JusRelax
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All valid points. I'm just glad to get the active topic moving to something more exciting!
This is interesting - many of us were expecting margin calls for shorts when share price jumped after Q3 results resulting in a squeeze - Ihor is saying that big guys usually have long positions as collateral which means they don´t get margin calls:
And the retail shorts most likely have too small positions to cause a squeeze if they get margin calls I suppose.
Ihor Dusaniwsky on Twitter
And the retail shorts most likely have too small positions to cause a squeeze if they get margin calls I suppose.
humbaba
sleeping until $7000
Just to illustrate my frustration with the financial media:
Tesla’s Elon Musk reignites feud with Greenlight Capital’s David Einhorn
Musk did not reignite anything, he merely responded to Einhorn's lies.
Sigh. If he had said nothing they might've warmed over a story from last year about how Elon was a dangerously unhinged drug user. The only thing that surprised me is that the market watch stupidity was not penned by Claudia Assis. Maybe she's busy with the aforementioned "Elon is crazy" article...
Tesla’s Elon Musk reignites feud with Greenlight Capital’s David Einhorn
Musk did not reignite anything, he merely responded to Einhorn's lies.
Sigh. If he had said nothing they might've warmed over a story from last year about how Elon was a dangerously unhinged drug user. The only thing that surprised me is that the market watch stupidity was not penned by Claudia Assis. Maybe she's busy with the aforementioned "Elon is crazy" article...
humbaba
sleeping until $7000
Very true, which is why I don't actually expect any real short squeeze. Though I saw the recent rise described in the media as being a "[violent] short squeeze." (Sorry, I don't have citation at hand and don't recall the exact adjective used, but it was along those lines.)
Still, the upward pressure was real and some of it was likely short covering. For example, the Brazilian firm that exited their short position. While they weren't margin called that would have provided some buying pressure.
Pras
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Agree. Einhorn has made very insulting remark about Elon personally, in his letters, forums. Elon is just giving back what was long due. I like it! Scums like Einhorn are revered in media and banking circles. Good that Elon is showing them their real place.
Paracelsus
Active Member
Sorry Hobbes.........It was the Model S - not the Model 3 that was the uproar that I was thinking of:
Tesla claims it was purposely excluded from new EV incentives by German automakers and government - Electrek
@Paracelsus said "Germany's efforts" to keep Tesla off the incentive list, not that they were ultimately successful.
Are you unfamiliar with the attempt to exclude the Model 3 from wualifying for incentives based on an arbitrary vehicle length limit that would have made the # a few cm to long to qualify (but conveniently included German EV's)?
Given the comments on it being like an APC, I’m thinking the truck has a built-in camper shell kind of thing(probably on a motorized hinge a la falcon doors so it can open fully when parked). Would also solve the problem of aerodynamics with the bed. If I’m right, that would work fine instead of the van.
Side note: if I’m right, and it also has sufficient seating and doesn’t cost toooo much, I might just end up trading my Model Y reservation for the Truck. We’ll see.
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China
By far the most important thing for the SP in the near term.
Wall Street is not going to be moved up or down (for more than 24 hours) by truck designs. Wall Street is moved by numbers.
The only fresh numbers on the horizon are production and sales coming from GF3. If that starts to ramp soon, it will put a lot of positive pressure on the SP, and the opposite if there are production delays.
China
Also one of the most important things in the longer term. It’s a huge potential market that Tesla uniquely has positioned itself to succeed in.
By far the most important thing for the SP in the near term.
Wall Street is not going to be moved up or down (for more than 24 hours) by truck designs. Wall Street is moved by numbers.
The only fresh numbers on the horizon are production and sales coming from GF3. If that starts to ramp soon, it will put a lot of positive pressure on the SP, and the opposite if there are production delays.
China
Also one of the most important things in the longer term. It’s a huge potential market that Tesla uniquely has positioned itself to succeed in.
Ah, yes. Einhorn baselessly accuses him, personally, of multiple major federal crimes, and the media is very concerned about him calling Einhorn “Mr. Unicorn” in response.
Don TLR
Active Member
Its a waste of space and weight, with an on board compressor and a plug kit (which it will most likely have) just about any tire can be repaired on site.
Still on plan and picked up a few more shares this morning..
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