A lot of people here are betting on a drop after the Cybrtrk reveal, and even saving dry powder for that drop. One thing I’ve learned about the stock market is that it hardly does what we expect it to do. There’s no logic.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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A lot of people here are betting on a drop after the Cybrtrk reveal, and even saving dry powder for that drop. One thing I’ve learned about the stock market is that it hardly does what we expect it to do. There’s no logic.
No advice
The most plausible explanation is Elon was asking "Should Tesla work with legacy car makers?" Such as supplying skateboards or battery packs to other companies.
The problem is people don't really understand what he was asking, 78% people just clicked "Y". Now he thinks 78% people support the idea. I voted No, and I'm not sure what he was asking.
sundaymorning
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Yeah, many Tesla shorts can still gain an at least $12 advantage over Tim Seymour's capitulation price of $370, if they cover right now, real fast!
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TSLA stocks on sale for shorts if you cover now, otherwise “at the gate” price is $370
Per @Zaxxon above the sales in the US between 200k and when the legislation comes into effect (if it does) do not count. All the cars in that period get credit - $500, new sales till 600k get full credit along with the next quarter in the ramp down again.
So Tesla would cap out again before anyone else, but can sell a lot of vehicles in the interim.
HG Wells
Martian Embassy
Tesla configurator is now showing February delivery for both SR+ and LR AWD in Holland, Germany and Austria (and February for SR+ everywhere else).
It looks like Tesla is mostly sold out of European production allocation half way through the quarter despite the increased shipments.
It also suggests US production allocation is expected to sell out in good time because there is still time to produce and ship more European cars at the expense of US production if this helped balance out wait times and maximise Q4 deliveries.
It looks like Tesla is mostly sold out of European production allocation half way through the quarter despite the increased shipments.
It also suggests US production allocation is expected to sell out in good time because there is still time to produce and ship more European cars at the expense of US production if this helped balance out wait times and maximise Q4 deliveries.
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anthonyj
Stonks
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Lol! Tweets from Teslarati do not move the market.
Its momentum buying on today's 'Golden Cross' (100-day Moving Avg in 'Green' now higher than 200-day in 'Red'):
Cheers!
Tesla will build a Model Y producing GF(5) in a place that is currently desolate due to some evil force ?
Cutting 1000 managers and they still have managers left after that? What a bureacratic horror it must to work in that company. Do they get anything done on short notice or do ten managers have to ok every decision?
And it saves them one billion by the end of 2022? Per year? Do these 1000 managers make a million each? Or is that for 2020, 2021 and 2022? Minus severance fees that still means a salary of half a million each. Aarrghh.
I got the virtual beer ready!
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Mordor is a location, not a business. Gentrifying implies residence. The most Mordory automotive place relative to Tesla is Detroit.
Still going with Project Tim.
Personal bias: Having worked in a Tier 1, you'll never change an OEM as a supplier. (nor would you want to be one. If you think there are anecdotes about Tesla quality now, wait till Tesla parts are integrated, installed, and serviced by 3rd parties.).
TSLA up, up up. $356.49
Tim Seymour on CNBC; "Gulp!"
A full 3 dollars above my last high purchase. God I'm rich.
Pezpunk
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the defining trait of Mordor isn’t that it’s desolate, it’s that it’s the heart of evil.
StealthP3D
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A lot of people here are betting on a drop after the Cybrtrk reveal, and even saving dry powder for that drop. One thing I’ve learned about the stock market is that it hardly does what we expect it to do. There’s no logic.
No advice
I can one-up that! I'll copy what you said and I'll add "That is advice"!
This probably all means a HUD (Heads Up Display) is coming.
I'm not sure why, but it seems very likely.
RFernatt
Solar/EV Owner/Enthusiast
Or, it could be like Tongariro National Park in New Zealand. I took these photos 7 years ago and it was already gentrifying into a ski area!
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