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Although there are good politicians, overall as a group their intelligence, honesty, integrity... rank near the bottom in our society. I'm confident in the long run the society will overcome their drag.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Although there are good politicians, overall as a group their intelligence, honesty, integrity... rank near the bottom in our society. I'm confident in the long run the society will overcome their drag.
I thought MR Steven was the SpaceX catchers mitt? Are they dropping the 3s from Space now?
anthonyj
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I saw a Red Model 3 with the license plate SHORT on NJ Rt. 20 today. Really wish I took a pic
dc_h
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It’s all conjecture, but I thought Elon said they may delay the Y unveil a bit. I think that makes sense to push out a few months, shorten the antiselling window, and do the reveal and reservation window a bit different. With a shorter reveal to production gap, Tesla can do a 2500 deposit, reduce negative impact on 3 demand and either still get 500,000 deposit and a billion in the bank, or get a little less pressure and plan for a similar ramp as model 3 and likely over deliver. The Model Y is likely to be twice as big a market as the 3, so delaying a bit while Model 3 is still finishing the global rollout seems logical to me. I’ve been wrong about SX redesigns so far, so take that with a grain of salt. Who knows, maybe a June Y and pickup reveal with updates XS models as well? Even Steve Jobs never had and another another another thing show.
ZachF
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My personal best guess for revenue growth is:
2019: $32b
2020: $45b
2021: $60b
2022: $78b
2023: $100b
2024: $125b
Is everyone ready for super-bull Sunday? Audi's commercial is out.
Nice to see other companies spending advertising dollars on EVs. Should bring in plenty of new Tesla customers.
I came up with a similar back of the envelope guesstimate for 2021. And 2022-2023 should be even better with Semi and Pickup kicking in and everything else continuing to ramp.
Their usa product page strangely does not advertise its full range.
Turns out the e tron can only do roughly 200 miles (EPA) with 95 kwh battery. Their advertisement therefore focus on charging speed i.e. 30 minutes charging gives you this much range. They bring in model x for comparison but seems to have understated its 30 minutes charging range.
To me its a very underwhelming product.
Buckminster
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Should I support Patriots or Rams? The Rams owner owns my soccer team (Arsenal). We don't like him (Stan Kroenke) much for lack of investment but I understand he is loved in LA (but not St Louis).
Go Dolphins! Surely Marino can come out of retirement - Tom Brady keeps on going!
And they only cool the underside of their battery pack, too; degradation on high power charges is going to be quite bad. Of course, few people are going to be doing many 150kW charges since CCSv2 chargers are so rare.
Apologies if this has already been mentioned, but I wonder if Tesla will try to time announcing of Model Y and/or pickup to try to juice the stock price for the upcoming bond repayment
Not likely, the bond repayment details are subject to the stock price over a 20 day period if I recall correctly, and to impact that they would have to have the release like now.
They are just going to pay in cash like they originally said they would.
Buckminster
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JRP3
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No, I just don't get sports
The closest thing I get to understanding "sports people" is watching rocket launches.
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Indeed. Also, no bull should be wanting them to raise capital or pay off debt with equity, when it's possible to do otherwise. Unless one thinks that the value of the stock is going to grow more slowly than whatever interest rates it would have to pay on a capital raise via debt....
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