TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
Banks getting in with huge chunks under ATH with this amount of future certainty almost pisses me off.
Shorts sure made it easy for the big banks to wait out any uncertainty. Hey.....hold on a second!
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Shorts sure made it easy for the big banks to wait out any uncertainty. Hey.....hold on a second!
Depends on the company. The F500 company I worked for has mostly dumped WFH. The main reason is that the managers and executives think WFH equals goofing off--even though countless studies have shown the opposite.
Probably because no one knew one needed a production license to produce cars in China. Its really minutia.
I want to say I agree with this but these changes have been very slow to come from what I can tell. The people in charge are still of age that they didn't grow up with the internet. Far too many executives and managers still run their companies by "butts in seats". They think people aren't working if they can't see them, and it's a far easier/lazy way to manage.
I have seen the same thing in business travel. I started consulting in 2005 and I was sure that thanks to the internet travel would decrease. 14 years later and every project is still the same thing. Client managers expect weekly travel and will openly say they don't believe they are getting their money's worth unless the consultants are there every day. In the next breath they will complain about travel costs. (ignoring the quality of life problems this entails and the HUGE environmental damage)
I think we need a mass die off or retiring of that generation (sorry, but it's mostly boomers) before we see a big change in this area.
That should have minimal effect on Tesla, but as part of some ETFs, it still gets dragged down a bit. The wider concern is that both sides tease about a trade war armistice, but both sides actually seem intent on keeping the war going. Neither side appears to want to let the other save face.
This whole trade thing is getting soooo tiring.
OK. I don't speak Chinese, but I do speak google (translate). The new site found is : 工信部发布第325批《道路机动车辆生产企业及产品公告》 特斯拉（上海）有限公司获准入-新闻-上海证券报·中国证券网
Which has a link to the .doc file from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology ( PDF below) The item of interest is on page 15, item 105.
Google Translate:
Agree to set up a pure electric passenger vehicle manufacturer in the "Announcement", the company name: Tesla (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., enterprise registered address: D203A, No. 168, Tonghui Road, Nanhui New Town, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China No. 5000, Jiangshan Road, Pudong New Area.
Which has a link to the .doc file from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology ( PDF below) The item of interest is on page 15, item 105.
Google Translate:
Agree to set up a pure electric passenger vehicle manufacturer in the "Announcement", the company name: Tesla (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., enterprise registered address: D203A, No. 168, Tonghui Road, Nanhui New Town, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China No. 5000, Jiangshan Road, Pudong New Area.
I said it before, but I expect it to be used as a political tool. It will be signed either just before the election, or if trump gets into true impeachment trouble.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
Asked in the oil thread, but....anyone know the most commonly used short WTI ETF?
I keep reading that DNO tracks close to 1/-1 with WTI pricing, but it's no longer active.
I keep reading that DNO tracks close to 1/-1 with WTI pricing, but it's no longer active.
Swampgator
Active Member
This article contains a major piece of new news. Tesla was promised by Brandenburg officials that they would make sure the factory was built in the same time frame as was China. That would be unheard of in Germany.
Maybe an official announcement with more details is made at the Pickup event next week?
I’m right there with you. Two weeks a month on travel. The worst part is having to rent an ICE-age vehicle at the destination. Even relatively "nice" rentals just feels like a crap ride after a year of Model 3 transport.
Of course there will be a perceptible difference. Tesla will be adding 250k robo-taxi capable units per quarter at a much cheaper cost per mile, Waymo would not even be competing in the same arena. It’s like a pro sports team competing against a high school team.
Driver Dave
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True middlemen do suck.
But I'd rather support Apple News trying to aggregating and organize useful content, rather than CNBC which is about half click bait factory.
In the end, Apple News does provide value so no reason to stifle it or ignore it. The news organizations should have gotten together and created their own News app. It is obvious that it is a thing that is better than just typing in various news sites into browser address bar.
It is obvious innovation, and I'm always on that side.
And that's still pretty good in the scheme of things. I'm lucky that I found a local gig and I've been riding it for like 5 years now but my buddies that still work for an SI still do M-Thursday or even M-Friday every week.
Dan Detweiler
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Just how much does it cost to ship a lover and can they do it confidentially? LOL!
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