It is extremely painful to hear GJ try to justify his points...he really has a career in the circus after he finally loses his last $Reminder:
Talking to the CLOWN is live.
I would've been more rude at that obvious lie. In this day and age of screen locks, who in the world butt-dials anymore? A screen lock is the user's responsibility. That poser was just contriving a complaint about not having a purchase confirmation.
It is extremely painful to hear GJ try to justify his points...he really has a career in the circus after he finally loses his last $
It is extremely painful to hear GJ try to justify his points...he really has a career in the circus after he finally loses his last $
Maybe they are preparing for a major re-branding? Infidelity. All the "in" people are using it!
Seriously though, this was only a clerical change from a shareholders perspective. From the perspective of the brokers and clearing houses it was a complete accounting of all the actual shares. Because only actual shares were assigned the 4 dividend shares. It seems like people are still not understanding this. And, yes, I understand that loaned shares were split along with the shares being loaned. The problem was some shares had no "donor shares" to make them legitimate.
As most of you know, accounting is pretty simple until the numbers don't add up correctly. The fact that the delays and problems were so widespread is more evidence that there were an excessive number of synthetic shares out there and the market makers got caught with their hands in the cookie jar. But, in the end, all will be sorted out and the boldest of the bunch will have reduced their potential losses by covering the last shares this week at lower prices.
For the record, the guy said he did summon his car, so the tesla app was already on and he was already logged in,Relax, nobody is dying on this hill. Nobody is talking about responsibility either so climb down off that soapbox. It's just common sense. Why not add an incredibly EASY and STANDARD form of security for something like this? Yeah, I can't buy a movie from Amazon or an app from Apple without password confirmation but I'm an asshole for suggesting it's easier for Tesla to add a password check than to deal with refund requests from idiots. Elon himself agreed didn't he?
Instead we have Tesla wasting time dealing with refunds and trying to sort out who did what. It's CYA.
Tesla addresses "butt-dialed" in-app purchases with new refund policy
Thanks. I think I am amply positioned to benefit from Tesla over the next year and beyond. Where do you think the stock could be in the coming year?

It is extremely painful to hear GJ try to justify his points...he really has a career in the circus after he finally loses his last $
Or Feedly.In the interest of saving time and being up to date super fast, I would recommend people to use a paid version of RSS. I save tons of time refreshing the common tesla culprit websites. And I know immediately if there is a Tesla related news jumping up.
IKR....and GJ was like 'ok...umm..yeah....let's focus on Tesla's Europe EV share....'...when they got to GJ not understanding why a car being out of warranty or not matters to service revenue and profit, and Rob had to explain it... just...wow...
The Tesla app doesn't require credentials to login each time. I don't really care about his mistake. I'm a pragmatist. A simple prompt that would take 10 hours of coding time would have saved Tesla much more in headaches and hassle. People can be dumb, or make mistakes, or give their phone to their kid to watch TV.For the record, the guy said he did summon his car, so the tesla app was already on and he was already logged in,
and then he put the phone in his pocket.
Man, GJ has terrible logic. He thinks that if Tesla doesn't increase market share of EVs only, then that means they aren't gaining share in the auto market. For a while I've believed he knew he was spouting nonsense but I'm actually leaning towards the idea that he just can't reason properly.Gordon Johnson argues like my mother-in-law. Do 95% of the talking to make sure the other person cannot make a point.
One thing I know what's true about these type of people is that they use the strawmen fallacy 24/7 to make their points.Gordon Johnson argues like my mother-in-law. Do 95% of the talking to make sure the other person cannot make a point.
There may still be some folks whose brokers are finally entering the Tesla dividend shares into clients' accounts. Today might be the first day for them to sell or place stop limits on the new shares. We likely saw some of this yesterday and perhaps more today.
Regarding an S&P 500 inclusion, my guess has always been after the market close on September 18th in conjunction with the quarterly rebalancing. That may make the process smoother for index funds. Usually the announcement of a rebalancing is made a week prior, but last September it was two weeks prior. This year the fact that only US markets will be closed on Monday for Labor Day, would seem to make an announcement tomorrow impractical. Otherwise the European exchanges could experience chaos on Monday. Tuesday may be more likely for an announcement, or perhaps as late as Friday September 11th to allow for a weekend in which index funds can plan their reallocation strategies.
Gordon Johnson argues like my mother-in-law. Do 95% of the talking to make sure the other person cannot make a point.