I feel like Tesla shareholders ought to get first crack at a Starlink IPO...
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I feel like Tesla shareholders ought to get first crack at a Starlink IPO...
AP/FSD is tied to the car. That car was returned to Tesla. Tesla strips vehicles of options before they resell them. A used-dealer purchased the stripped car from Tesla at an auction, and then sold it to a buyer, telling them that it came with FSD even though FSD had already disappeared before delivery - which the dealer tried to convince them was a "glitch" and pointed to the Monroney sticker (which only describes how the car was when the first buyer received it) to insist that it had FSD.
couldn't this also be seen as a way to avoid a repeat of last week by jacking up options prices artificially high
I worry that the Starlink IPO will temporarily drop Tesla's stock a few percentage points specifically for this reason
anthonyj
Stonks
They were being jacked up because of huge buying. Volume was jumping too
Or could be that LG chem is giving Tesla priority. Remember that Tesla was bottom tier when trying to get parts from OEMs which forced them to vertically integrate or die(according to Elon on third row podcast). Now in the EV world, Tesla is top dog.
If you look at the numbers, is it a coincidence that all these manufacturers are suddenly announcing battery shortage without any major signs of these EVs selling more (and in some circumstances, decreasing in sales especially in the US) Right after Tesla signed with LG to provide cells for Giga Shanghai?
HG Wells
Martian Embassy
When my broker called and wanted to borrow my shares I said " Give me a letter saying I can get on the IPO for Starlink for up to 1000 shares and you can borrow my shares".
He said "What's Starlink ?".
I hung up.
You could add - Tesla turned the dial up to 11 on fun with ludicrous mode, streaming Netflix, classic video games, fart mode, dog mode, camping mode, etc.
I do plan to put my 40% of investments that are not in $TSLA into the Starlink IPO.
CyberDutchie
Active Member
That yellow band, it should be our new trading range (till battery day).
yeah but according to @Fact Checking it's still not anywhere near last week, unless I misinterpreted
Vs. ABRP's auto-collected real-world data from a wide mix of vehicles and owners:
180-190 miles range at an average of 80mph makes no sense. These aren't cars being driven in "controlled conditions"; these were just random people who had ABRP active when driving down the highway.
I have to admit, I find it really weird how auto magazines manage to extract abnormally poor performance from Teslas when comparing them. :Þ
They probably drove at very fast speeds (100mph +) for a big part of time, then much slower the rest to average out at 80 mph. Of course the nonlinear penalty of drag does not average out, so losses will be higher compared to a constant 80 mph
Drumheller
Active Member
Someone with info regarding the Starlink IPO, please create a dedicated thread and share info with other investors that may want to participate. Please share a link to that thread here in this thread. Thank you!
anthonyj
Stonks
A lot of institutional investors purchased long-term shares last week, and also a lot of shorts covered. This permanently reduces the float which increases upside volatility
Fact Checking's posts on the manufactured drop gets some air time on Tesla Daily Podcast (from 14:00):
Another reason why we can expect Tesla to continue to use the available supply of 18650 cells from Panasonic is to deny this supply to the competition, which seems to be under supplied with battery cells.
SageBrush
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