TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
It boggles my mind how much people apparently listen to CNBC.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Looking for answers as to why the SP suddenly jumped up I found this.
Elon: "Now you can get the Marshall".
This is from yesterday. I actually called the bottom
.Could be short lived but I will celebrate whenever I can haha.
Mo City
Active Member
I never had any doubt about Tesla's performance vs competitors. In fact, this "storm" may widen the gap considerably. However, we still don't know the downside, which is troubling.
419 sure looks good now but the stock usually starts to dip late morning, early afternoon after running up.
419 sure looks good now but the stock usually starts to dip late morning, early afternoon after running up.
TSLA is too expensive to buy now
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Nikxice
Active Member
Even if it's only done on a small scale, making ventilators will save lives. Tremendous goodwill for future sales. Elon has the opportunity to redo his controversial mini-sub saga.
... what are you talking about few years... this virus has exposed the weakness of our current energy trajectory.. air pollution is almost certainly a contributing factor to the mortality rate of this virus... Tesla is positioned for the transition to cleaner sustainable energy right now .... when the dust settles .... This is not an AMZN thread
ProfTournesol
Member
I said I think we found the bottom, I did not say launch the m*f*cker
Couldn’t help myself and decided to buy back most of the shares I sold at $750 and $959, got them back for $367. Not really personal record in number of TSLA shares(I was like 40% TSLA at one point), but not far from it either.
Germany still building even with virus, Freemont may or may not close fully, Nevada can stockpile some batteries and once Freemont is going again production will ramp be even faster and the number of produced car for the year should not suffer too much. If not China will just take care of all of the batteries as China had ZERO confirmed local cases(all were imported) in a day and with all people losing their jobs getting mass labor to Shanghai for going 24/7(if needed) should be easier and Y construction looks great.
Think I will divest like 10% around $640 and at $900.
Germany still building even with virus, Freemont may or may not close fully, Nevada can stockpile some batteries and once Freemont is going again production will ramp be even faster and the number of produced car for the year should not suffer too much. If not China will just take care of all of the batteries as China had ZERO confirmed local cases(all were imported) in a day and with all people losing their jobs getting mass labor to Shanghai for going 24/7(if needed) should be easier and Y construction looks great.
Think I will divest like 10% around $640 and at $900.
IMO Tesla should start working on ways they can keep Fremont producing but so safely the county and state can't show that there is any public safety benefit to keep it shut down.
Tesla should stand up their own coronavirus testing, both PCM and tests to determine if virus is active or not in someone who has been infected weeks ago but has had no symptoms for 2 weeks or more. All employees working at Fremont should be tested as often as deemed necessary as well as all their family members. Drive though testing locations near places where employees reside should be set up to test and retest family members. Those drive through locations should also provide testing to county and local health authorities as their capacity grows. That is the carrot to get county and state officials to agree to allow plant to operate in 'safe mode'.
Tesla has the resources and brain power to do this. When they can demonstrate it works for Fremont, it could become the model for other large manufacturing factories. Shutting down 50% or more of businesses is what's needed right now. But ways must be developed to allow them to open safely and put people back to work putting money and goods into the economy rather than let it collapse into a lengthy and severe depression.
Tesla to Make Ventilators
- Portability allows patients to run away from impending Lord of the Flies hospital doom
- 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 breaths battery life
- Performance version converts into golf cart, 0 to 60 mph in 2 seconds down hospital hallway
Mike Smith
Active Member
Hm, I wonder if the company owned by one of the richest people in the world is going to survive this transient event..
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Yes, this! There's a rainbow somewhere beyond those dark clouds, and the next generation will sing about this time when the whole world went electric.
#SPREADHOPE
Cheers!
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I think this is a dead cat bounce. We will only bottom out when the * hits the fan in the USA. That’s probably several weeks away. Over the coming weekend, more bad numbers will come out, and monday will again be a panic sell day.
You may be right but I am enjoying the bounce. It is a sign that rational minds are looking at Tesla's potential value (which is immense)
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