246,300 overall units, 367 of those Teslas. Selling a couple hundred cars more than before is anything BUT gaining traction. They don't seem to like Teslas much in Germany, or don't buy much in January, or both.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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246,300 overall units, 367 of those Teslas. Selling a couple hundred cars more than before is anything BUT gaining traction. They don't seem to like Teslas much in Germany, or don't buy much in January, or both.
I mostly agree, I often go for the cheaper options but not toto short an expiration date.
But to me the bigger thing is the occasional many-fold increase in value over several months makes interest and opportunity cost of money pretty much irrelevant.
Are you safely back? Was there something to see besides a decaying parking lot, a scurrying rat and a cop who wants to know what you're doing there at 3:00 a.m.?
No. I ordered a black nose car and nobody told me that I am going to get the new nose one
Chickenlittle
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368 cars delivered. That is not impressive
Chickenlittle
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I agree crazy touting number like that but the ships transporting are on the way
OT more FSD discussion:
I am very bullish that if Tesla can achieve accurate FSD, it will be very bullish on share price.
I am not confident at all that this is happening soon. Frankly, I have no idea how anyone here can have high confidence, unless you work in computer vision and are familiar with this specific type of problem.
As background, I work in building machine learning / deep learning algorithms that end up running on memory constrained systems.
I was always skeptical about FSD on HW2 in 2016 because of computational limitations. Images weren't even proccessed at full resolution - they were downsampled. Not a good start.
Before HW3 came out, @jimmy_d was excited because some big neural net was uncovered that was used for all cameras and took not one, but 2 full scale images as input.
Exciting yes, but 2 full sized images is a far cry from 6 seconds of video (if say that is what Dojo is going to be training on).
My point being, I think we should be excited that Tesla has the data and possibly getting the computational resources to train a great FSD net. But I don't see any evidence that it would work on HW3.
I am curious about peoples thoughts on why they think differently, other than "Elon said so"
I am very bullish that if Tesla can achieve accurate FSD, it will be very bullish on share price.
I am not confident at all that this is happening soon. Frankly, I have no idea how anyone here can have high confidence, unless you work in computer vision and are familiar with this specific type of problem.
As background, I work in building machine learning / deep learning algorithms that end up running on memory constrained systems.
I was always skeptical about FSD on HW2 in 2016 because of computational limitations. Images weren't even proccessed at full resolution - they were downsampled. Not a good start.
Before HW3 came out, @jimmy_d was excited because some big neural net was uncovered that was used for all cameras and took not one, but 2 full scale images as input.
Exciting yes, but 2 full sized images is a far cry from 6 seconds of video (if say that is what Dojo is going to be training on).
My point being, I think we should be excited that Tesla has the data and possibly getting the computational resources to train a great FSD net. But I don't see any evidence that it would work on HW3.
I am curious about peoples thoughts on why they think differently, other than "Elon said so"
Good to know, will stay away from Fidelity. Ironic name.
Tesla is the new apple: every one is behind in efficiency, packaging, retail and most importantly margin.
Even in global automotive sales slump they will grow as they are now, when other automakers' sales decline.
myt-e-s-l-a
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When tsla hit a high of $790 at 11.26am I decided to close this position as my stochastic was way overbought and the vix was very high.
So this is the result.
Closed tsla 740 put @ 6.25 for 1675$ profit
Closed tsla 770 call @ 38.00 for -1200$ loss
Sold tsla @ 790 for profit 3500$ profit
Net 3975$ profit (not bad for one day of trading
and just now with tsla tanking,
Sold 1 tsla 200207P740 Put for credit of 16.50$ or 1650$
Closed above PUT @ $1.50 today @ 3.55pm when tsla was @ 748
Net profit of $1638.50
and
Sold 1 tsla 200214P740 Put for credit of 51.15 or $5,115
I’m interested to see if Tesla will be the exception to the rule with regard to resuming production this soon.
SageBrush
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This is getting too lawyerly for me. I retreat to individual cycle raw data and drag coefficients
Or only inventory cars available and waiting for ships. January is not a month for EU deliveries
Buckminster
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Buckminster
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Is "asking for my brother" the new "asking for a friend"?
Buckminster
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I am hopelessly bullish unfortunately. The way I look at it is, which aspect of FSD won't they be able to crack? Also, TSLA doesn't need regulatory FSD to go up massively. If 9/10 journeys were made without the supervising driver taking over, surely the market would see it is just a matter of time.
The EU/UK etc. will be harder due to regulations and smaller roads.
You mean since Monday! It happened fast.
What has changed is mostly that they use 1000 frames to generate labels. For training and inference at runtime they still likely use this style of architecture to run their network, shown at 5:40 into the video
Thus what is recurrent is the top of the hydranet, not all the bottom layers.
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