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GF4: Tesla still has not signed the purchase contract : teslamotors
GF4: Tesla still has not signed the purchase contract : teslamotors
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I would have thought two was a minimum for an average modest house with gas cars. Need a few more if you drive Teslas.
I rated it "helpful" because I thought it might provide helpful background color about paid chimps to some.How could somebody rate this quote as "helpful".
I read through the post multiple times trying to find the link to 30 pages worth of flat Earth sites but never found one.
Just FYI if you are addressing another member and you are not replying to their post, you should put an @ in front of their name so they see it... @EVMeisterHaha. No, I haven't gone insane. I was quoting the post of mine which the member "JustSaying" disagreed with. And was wondering what he disagreed with. Not that it really matters, just curious.
Check Swell Energy Santa Monica. Tell James Louis "gene sent you". I think he has more SGIP vouchers left.PG&E northern california, tesla as installer already went through most of the SGIP tier 2018/2019 when I last checked. But good point, if you can get that, thats a steal.
There will always be people who will listen to analcysts like him, especially for the next two weeks. I believe we'll see a jump to 600 or more post financials, followed by fluctuations until the end of the 1st quarter when p/d is announced, which should be much improved over last year. The two things that may change that are the early production of Y's and/or Battery Day.I bet $1 against myself that we might close green today? Or we go back to 520 tomorrow. If so, Hope Janus Would not loose his creditability. Who else will listen to him?
Adam? Is that you?i'm not going to respond to any replies to my post (nor have i read any of them). Suffice it to say, Adam Jonas (who has historically been a bull on the name) provides 30 pages of justification as to why he decided to downgrade the stock. I've read it all, and it sounds reasonable.
If you would like some context, feel free to msg me.
Agreed. If Jonas's goal was to give his colleagues at Morgan Stanley a lower entry price this morning, he succeeded.I don't think he's an idiot, he's doing what he's asked to do, which is manipulate the share price. And whether we like or not, what he writes - however ridiculous it is - does shift the stock, usually down, at least for a few hours or so.
As said by several today, the whole market is rigged in Wall Street's favour. Shame their's no oversight of US markets by some kind of government agency, because there's a lot of low-hanging fruit they could pick here - it's obvious to us, for a regulator with access to the data it would be a simple matter to prove it.
yep! The shorty shorts are going to have to work a lot harder to meet my price pointsWell, that turned out to be a much better day than I anticipated during pre-market this morning!
AJ's worst/best/whatever, didn't even stop us 1% in the end
I expect more machinations tomorrow form the MM's, but this was quite a show of strength!
They are betting on a full market collapse, more trouble with China. Basically anything that is out of the control of the companies themselves.
Just idiots making dangerous bets
On CNBC a few minutes ago, the talking dipstick seemed genuinely perturbed that TSLA didn't lose more today. Only down -5.17.
I tried to check if it’s the same in my Model S but it only shows the idle fees per supercharger,, probably because I have free supercharging. I’ll check on my wife’s Model 3 when she’s back home.Maybe things are different in Europe, but in the US every site you go to could be a different price even though they are in the same state, and billed by kWh, and just ~100 miles away from each other. The web site only shows a single price for the entire country, but prices vary regionally a lot. (Some people think that V3 sites are priced slightly higher than V2 sites, but that isn't the only factor.)
And the EU just announced 1 T Euro plan for the transition to renewables three days ago.(Sorry, it amazes me how bulls consistently forget this incredibly massive growth market. The world is going to spend 50 trillion dollars over the next 15 years on new generation/grid infrastructure. Tesla is inserting itself solidly into the middle of this.)
Which is why you need more Powerwalls. Other than the Cybertruck, EVs don't charge themselves.Why? An EV is essentially a power wall. You just need to charge it appropriately
Seeking input from our German forum goers:
GF4: Tesla still has not signed the purchase contract : teslamotors
Just FYI if you are addressing another member and you are not replying to their post, you should put an @ in front of their name so they see it... @EVMeister
The problem with ev networks at the moment is utilisation rate. Most non Tesla networks have a rate of sub 10%.Wow, 88 cents? Must be a lot of tax in there? Or they're trying to get a ludicrous ROI from infrastructure? Ya, stupid move for them, makes that table of "Overall Cost of Ownership" with Tesla look great!
For comparison, I'm charging at home rates best in the country... $0.0575/kWh (SRP in Az). There is a monthly $23 fee for having a service, but still. (I think they expect me to give power back... so far not happening with PWs.)
I’ll never argue with anyone about what’s best for them. The vocal Tesla shorts had a great opportunity to make a profit back in the spring, but they were the ones desperate for bankruptcy and paid the price.You have to admit TSLA is a stock that you can make money on either by betting it goes up or by betting it goes down. Like in many aspects of life it's all in the timing. I sold my shares that were into long term capital gains. Got $520 for them. I bet I can buy them back cheaper at some point. I mean significantly cheaper. Don't know what the quarter financials will show, but the stock is very inflated and anything remotely like bad news will make it drop a bunch. Then I'll get back in and wait for the next good news.