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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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davecolene0606
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Sudre
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That is perfect! Give him a test drive after taking sleeping pills to show him what happens without AP.i'm in the area, but my P100D only has 1.0 hardware.
First comment: "the bills are apparently different so still need reconciliation or house voting on senate version"
ED: The Senate passed it on Tuesday. Not "news".
ED2: The bill doesn't impose sanctions. It mandates an annual review of Hong Kong's status, and empowers the president to empose sanctions if said status is infringed or human rights violated.
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Agreed. BTW, they still have a lot of things to work out. There is no way those push-button door handles are going to work unless they put in door motors like the Model X (which I doubt). If you saw the event, they had the windows down and everyone pushed the button, the door popped an inch, then they reached through the open window to pull the door open. Also, since they started only 2 years ago, and it's FORD, I doubt it'll be flying off the assembly line 3 years from start to finish.
I think Kevin heard someone say “why wait for cyber Monday when you can have Cybertruck Thursday“ and bought himself some tsla soon after.
Sudre
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Why not pulling a train load of used first stages?
Would probably cause a ruckus if we all waited until we were in Mass to do it. Generally supposed to avoid cell usage in church.
Unless... Unless it's coming in Q1.
Ok, fine; I'll see myself out.
jhm
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You wanna borrow my ice pick?
The guy interviewing Chanos tomorrow at 10AM EST has stated he intends to address the recent short covering rumor during the interview. I'm going to go out on a limb and speculate that the rumor is false.
larmor
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CNBC has always been interested in news about the pickup, since US auto manufacturers make a fat profit and are surviving on pickup sales (for tesla of course it is sales, shipping, delivery, receipt). Will be interesting to see what headlines CNBC will have thursday morning...
anthonyj
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Chanos didn’t cover. This is a rumor from some guy on Twitter with no evidence. He will never cover.
willow_hiller
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StealthP3D
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Actually, Anton Wahlman has been amazingly correct and accurate...if you take the inverse of most everything he says.
He has also been long Ford Motor Company for years, years that would have been nicely profitable to be short Ford.
StealthP3D
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If the reporter is any good, they will ask him if his short position has grown or shrunk since Q3 earnings. Because the rumor is he closed out his entire position for a loss of $xxxM dollars. If the amount of the loss is wrong, Chanos could truthfully say "Yes, I saw that rumor and it's absolutely false", even if he covered almost his entire short position at a loss of $xxyM.
jhm
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It won't be funny when CyberTruck is revealed to look like the Canyonero in reverse.
He turned from the 'dark side' some time ago: What Made Tesla [TSLA] Naysayer Kevin O'Leary Buy Tesla Stock? | CleanTechnica
Does the above sentence count?
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