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Okay I guess that gives her tons of credibility. Does anybody know what what price point is it at now?
We should pay attention to the cost per kg. Even those nanowires work (which I doubt) , to produce consistent quality in metric ton scale at 10$ per kg it will be sci fi for now.Nice research, although we can likely put it to rest with the nanowire anode hype. Seebelow tweet, she's a well known researcher closely related to Teslas battery development
https://twitter.com/YingShirleyMen1/status/1297216103890862080?s=20
We should pay attention to the cost per kg. Even those nanowires work (which I doubt) , to produce consistent quality in metric ton scale at 10$ per kg it will be sci fi for now.
So lets say it costs $50/kg at 500Wh/kg, 200kWh->400kg, 400kg=$20000. For Roadster and Plaid this should be ok...
And if one company knows how to take a technology to scale and lower the prices it is Tesla...
Well you know what they say about opinions......I guess you missed the context in which the OP mistakenly used Musk's 50% CAGR to apply to stock price instead of vehicle deliveries, admitted that was wrong, edited the post but kept the calculation nonetheless.
You can have your own opinions, but you can't have your own facts.
Uneventful! I’m down thousands of dollarsWell, that was a pleasantly uneventful day. First one we've had in awhile.
Nice research, although we can likely put it to rest with the nanowire anode hype. Seebelow tweet, she's a well known researcher closely related to Teslas battery development
https://twitter.com/YingShirleyMen1/status/1297216103890862080?s=20
It looks like to be useful for Tesla production of the silicon nanowire anodes needs to be increased by 5 orders of magnitude and (I'm guessing here) cost reduced by 3 orders of magnitude.
A 4% move would be +$80 for $TSLA
Right? This better gets back on track or I'm going to have to cancel my yacht order!Uneventful! I’m down thousands of dollars
Yacht's no good when you don't got your island to dock it.Right? This better gets back on track or I'm going to have to cancel my yacht order!
That yacht had better be electric or wind powered!Right? This better gets back on track or I'm going to have to cancel my yacht order!
Luckily AAPL and DPHC have helped balance by day. But I have way more TSLA.Uneventful! I’m down thousands of dollars
ExxonMobil out of the DOW... Salesforce to replace Exxon in Dow Jones Industrial Average index next weekSomething to look forward to when $TSLA gets into the S&P:
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A 4% move would be +$80 for $TSLA
I'm supposed to take the first letter of each word and form an anagram right?https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1298017332904620033
Ok ok, not happening right now.
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We should pay attention to the cost per kg. Even those nanowires work (which I doubt) , to produce consistent quality in metric ton scale at 10$ per kg it will be sci fi for now.
So lets say it costs $50/kg at 500Wh/kg, 200kWh->400kg, 400kg=$20000. For Roadster and Plaid this should be ok...
And if one company knows how to take a technology to scale and lower the prices it is Tesla...
That’s what I’m afraid of. If we see a 3-5% hit at opening every day, it says to me the Phantom Zone has been reopened.So, to my small mind:
Friday, the day of record (or what ever it's called) required clean books...and we saw the result (+50%).
Now, the mice a free to play again?