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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Joe F
Disruption is hard.
Meanwhile, some people can't get Tesla to take their money fast enough! At least that was me over 2 years ago.Wow, now Lora Kolodny releasing a hit piece on CNBC a few minutes ago about problems with returns and refunds!
On the attack today....
Just added 3 to my Roth IRA at 291.25
Well, I guess it's all over now ... maybe they should just close the factory now and liquidate all the assets ... maybe us gullible shareholders will get $.10 on the dollar .... probably not.
Oh ... and on another note I hear COMPETITION is coming ..... it's over.
SHEESH ..... stupid market.
Cheers to the longs.
Oh ... and on another note I hear COMPETITION is coming ..... it's over.
SHEESH ..... stupid market.
Cheers to the longs.
myt-e-s-l-a
Member
I saw a similar article on BB yesterday. Must be collusion ...
Tesla Would-Be Customers Grouse as Deposit Refunds Take Months
Tamara Tanney got tired of waiting for a new Tesla, so she asked for a refund of her $1,000 deposit. It’s been a year since the Toronto-based digi...
bloomberg.com
Wow, now Lora Kolodny releasing a hit piece on CNBC a few minutes ago about problems with returns and refunds!
On the attack today....
Just added 3 to my Roth IRA at 291.25
these are the people SEC should be looking at
myt-e-s-l-a
Member
Carl Raymond
Active Member
Good analogy. Cars with exhaust pipes cannot be compared to cars without. “I do not like the colour of this reverse cycle air conditioner, and these solar panels make my roof look odd. I’m taking it all back to the store and will use my fan and coal stove.”
Joe F
Disruption is hard.
Just skimmed through the CNBC piece. Read the couple who bought their M3 home couldn't turn it "off." It just sat in their driveway "running" for hours before they drove it back to Tesla.Wow, now Lora Kolodny releasing a hit piece on CNBC a few minutes ago about problems with returns and refunds!
On the attack today....
Just added 3 to my Roth IRA at 291.25
Really Lora? Clueless.
Buckminster
Well-Known Member
Following the demise of the 75Ds we discussed the importance of reviewers will now need to make comparisons against the 100D. We didn't see the use of the 90D though....New Electrek article about Tesla's efficiency and range lead over competitors, via efficiency testing conducted by a third party:
I saw my first I-Pace today. Didn't look compact (for UK). I think it is a brilliant car - like a Tardis except in reverse....
Reminds me of the Range Rover Evoque - not having a gap for your legs is a selling point - driver focussed like a racing car!
What confirmation do you need?
It's going to be paid off in cash. Too unlikely that any bond holder would want to convert with the stock price being what it was/is.
Straining to find a little sunshine in this CR report....
In a month or two, model Y is announced with early cars to hit customers in early 2020.
Just as early builds of Model Y hit the field, CR reports that Tesla Model 3 is now one of the most reliable cars ever tested with no instances of exhaust failures, no instances of fuel pump problems, no instances of manifold leaks or O2 sensor failures. Tesla's model 3 at one year experience, have no brake pad replacements. Amazing reliability in comparison to all other models selling similar volumes!
In a month or two, model Y is announced with early cars to hit customers in early 2020.
Just as early builds of Model Y hit the field, CR reports that Tesla Model 3 is now one of the most reliable cars ever tested with no instances of exhaust failures, no instances of fuel pump problems, no instances of manifold leaks or O2 sensor failures. Tesla's model 3 at one year experience, have no brake pad replacements. Amazing reliability in comparison to all other models selling similar volumes!
PaulRocket
Member
I hope we will hear more about Supercharger V3 soon. Could remind the market how big of an advantage Tesla still has.
Maddening, massively coordinated short attacks are piling on today with all the publications, in a timely weak macro day. We have seen this movie countless time before. This really is just short manipulation, which was successful at break the $300 level. I totally expect this would happen, and will happen again. That said, tomorrow should be a good time to buy on further dip, for the long term investors. 280ish is usually a rock solid level.
DurandalAI
Member
Honestly though I can imagine that some less technical buyers might be confused at the lack of an ignition key or a start/stop button if they did not receive enough information from their delivery specialist. It drives me crazy in my wife's Volt that I have to move the shifter to park instead of just hitting the off button. I'm sure some people just aren't ready to give up those old-world conventions. (Not having owned a Tesla, I wouldn't be able to tell anyone how I turn it off, and ironically enough I've done a test drive in a Model X a year ago. It was all a blur.)
Well they read these forums and a few people have complained about it. Of course the bottom feeders on CNBC make it sound like all Tesla customers have this problem.
Why are you here on TMC? Can you disappear and take your shorty trolls with you?
anthonyj
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